Women University Mardan was founded to educate and empower women. The university wants to provide female students with high-quality postsecondary education and research opportunities. The institution is located in the Pakistani province of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa in the city of Mardan. A variety of undergraduate and graduate degrees in numerous fields are available at Women’s University Mardan. The arts, sciences, social sciences, and other academic disciplines may be covered in these curricula. The faculty at the institution is made up of skilled and experienced teachers who are committed to offering high-quality instruction and creating a supportive learning environment. The academic spaces of Women University Mardan are furnished with classrooms, labs, and a library.
The campus is set up to meet students’ needs in both the classroom and extracurricular activities. Because universities give women access to possibilities for education and personal growth, they play a critical role in empowering women. It helps to eliminate barriers based on gender in higher education. Women University Mardan may participate in research and development initiatives, similar to many other universities, and encourage staff and students to make contributions to scholarly breakthroughs. The university has the authority to arrange extracurricular activities, seminars, workshops, and cultural events to enhance the educational process and foster a lively campus community. Women University Mardan might take part in community development projects, deal with social issues, and address community engagement. The institution might provide facilities, career counseling, and other support services to help students along their academic path.
University Mission:
- To develop capable graduates in the humanities, social sciences, and sciences.
- Develop the next generation of female professionals, entrepreneurs, and leaders.
- To instill in the kids a strong sense of social responsibility and a sense of belonging to society.
- Provide pupils with ample opportunity to engage in extensive research.
- Better chances for personality development should be made available, including co-curricular activities.
Programs Offered:
The BSc programs that WUM offers are as follows:
- Bachelor of Arts (B.A.)
- Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.)
- Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)
- Bachelor of Computer Science (BCS)
- Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.)
- Bachelor of Arts in English (B.A. English)
- Bachelor of Arts in Urdu (B.A. Urdu)
- Bachelor of Science in Mathematics (B.Sc. Mathematics)
- Bachelor of Science in Chemistry (B.Sc. Chemistry)
- Bachelor of Science in Physics (B.Sc. Physics)
Programs for Post Graduates:
- Master of Arts (M.A.)
- Master of Science (M.Sc.)
- Master of Business Administration (MBA)
- Master of Computer Science (MCS)
- Master of Education (M.Ed.)
- Master of Philosophy (M.Phil.)
- Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.)
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Eligibility Criteria:
Programs for Graduates:
Qualifications for Education: A recognized educational board must have awarded an intermediate education (HSSC) or its equivalent to applicants.
Requirements Particular to the Program: Program-specific requirements for subjects (e.g., scientific subjects for science programs, arts subjects for arts programs) may exist.
Test of Admission (if relevant): A test of admission may be required for some programs. The university may include the results of entrance exams in its admissions requirements.
Admission Based on Merit: Academic merit, which takes into account an applicant’s success in prior educational levels, is frequently the criterion for admission to undergraduate programs.
Programs for Post Graduates:
Bachelor’s Degree: Completing a bachelor’s degree at an accredited university is normally a prerequisite for admission to postgraduate programs.
Minimum percentage/CGPA: Applicants for bachelor’s degrees may need to meet a minimum necessary Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) or percentage.
Specific Requirements by Subject: There could be prerequisites or specific subject requirements depending on the postgraduate program.
Test of Admission or Interview (if relevant): As a condition of admission, certain schools could ask applicants to complete an entrance exam or appear in person for an interview.
For M.Phil. and Ph.D. programs, research proposal: It may be required of applicants to M.Phil. or Ph.D. programs to submit a research proposal detailing their preferred area of study.
Experience at Work (if any): Work experience may be a requirement for admission to some professional or executive programs.
Fee Structure:
| BS Regular (Non- Lab. Discipline other than Mathematics, Economics & Management Sciences) (BS 4years/BS Bridging and BS ADP) | |||||
| BS Session 2020-24 | BS Session 2021-25 | BS Session 2022-26 | BS Session 2023 -27 | ||
| Particulars | Subsequent Semester | Subsequent Semester | Subsequent Semester | 1st Semester | Subsequent Semester |
| Admissions | 6050/- | 6655/- | 7320/- | 8000/- | 8000/- |
| Registration/ID Card | – | – | – | 2400/- | – |
| Tuition Fee | 10285/- | 11315/- | 12460/- | 13580/- | 13580/- |
| Examination Fee | 3630/- | 4000/- | 4400/- | 4800/- | 4800/- |
| Security (Refundable) | – | – | – | 1000/- | – |
| Other Charges | 2685/- | 2930/- | 3220/- | 3520/- | 3520/- |
| Total | 22650/- | 24900/- | 27400/- | 33300/- | 29900/- |
| BS Self Finance (Non- Lab. Discipline other than Mathematics, Economics & Management Sciences) (BS 4years/BS Bridging and BS ADP) | |||||
| BS Session 2020-24 | BS Session 2021-25 | BS Session 2022-26 | BS Session 2023 -27 | ||
| Particulars | Subsequent Semester | Subsequent Semester | Subsequent Semester | 1st Semester | Subsequent Semester |
| Admissions | 9680/- | 10650/- | 11720/- | 12780/- | 12780/- |
| Registration/ID Card | – | – | – | 2400/- | – |
| Tuition Fee | 15130/- | 16640/- | 18310/- | 19970/- | 19970/- |
| Examination Fee | 4840/- | 5330/- | 5860/- | 6400/- | 6400/- |
| Security (Refundable) | – | – | – | 1000/- | – |
| Other Charges | 3050/- | 3330/- | 3660/- | 4000/- | 4000/- |
| Total | 32700/- | 35950/- | 39550 | 46550/- | 43150/- |
| BS Self Finance (Lab. Discipline) (BS 4years/BS Bridging and BS ADP) | |||||
| BS Session 2020-24 | BS Session 2021-25 | BS Session 2022-26 | BS Session 2023 -27 | ||
| Particulars | Subsequent Semester | Subsequent Semester | Subsequent Semester | 1st Semester | Subsequent Semester |
| Admissions | 9680/- | 10650/- | 11720/- | 12790/- | 12790/- |
| Registration/ID Card | – | – | – | 2400 | – |
| Tuition Fee | 16940/- | 18640/- | 20500/- | 22360/- | 22360/- |
| Examination Fee | 6050/- | 6660/- | 7330/- | 8000/- | 8000/- |
| Security (Refundable) | – | – | – | 1000/- | 1000/- |
| Other Charges | 3630/- | 4000/- | 4400/- | 4400/- | 4400/- |
| Total | 36300 | 39950/- | 43950/- | 50950/- | 47550/- |
| BS Regular (Lab. Discipline) (BS 4years/BS Bridging and BS ADP) | |||||
| BS Session 2020-24 | BS Session 2021-25 | BS Session 2022-26 | BS Session 2023 -27 | ||
| Particulars | Subsequent Semester | Subsequent Semester | Subsequent Semester | 1st Semester | Subsequent Semester |
| Admissions | 6050/- | 6655/- | 7320/- | 8000/- | 8000/- |
| Registration/ID Card | – | – | – | 2400/- | – |
| Tuition Fee | 12705/- | 13975/- | 15370/- | 16750/- | 16750/- |
| Examination Fee | 3630/- | 3992/- | 4390/- | 4800/- | 4800/- |
| Security (Refundable) | – | – | – | 1000/- | – |
| Other Charges | 2665/- | 2928/- | 3220/- | 3500/- | 3500/- |
| Total | 25050/- | 27550/- | 30300/- | 36450/- | 33050/- |
| BS Regular (Department of Management Sciences and Economics) (BS 4years/BS Bridging and BS ADP) | |||||
| BS Session 2020-24 | BS Session 2021-25 | BS Session 2022-26 | BS Session 2023 -27 | ||
| Particulars | Subsequent Semester | Subsequent Semester | Subsequent Semester | 1st Semester | Subsequent Semester |
| Admissions | 6050/- | 6655/- | 7320/- | 4800/- | 4800/- |
| Registration/ID Card | – | – | – | 1440/- | – |
| Tuition Fee | 10285/- | 11315/- | 12460/- | 8150/- | 8150/- |
| Examination Fee | 3630/- | 4000/- | 4400/- | 2880/- | 2880/- |
| Security (Refundable) | – | – | – | 1000/- | – |
| Other Charges | 2685/- | 2930/- | 3220/- | 5030/- | 5030/- |
| Total | 22650/- | 24900/- | 27400/- | 23300 | 20860/- |
| BS Regular (Department of Mathematics) (BS 4years/BS Bridging and BS ADP | |||||
| BS Session 2020-24 | BS Session 2021-25 | BS Session 2022-26 | BS Session 2023 -27 | ||
| Particulars | Subsequent Semester | Subsequent Semester | Subsequent Semester | 1st Semester | Subsequent Semester |
| Admissions | 6050/- | 6655/- | 7320/- | 4800/- | 4800/- |
| Registration/ID Card | – | – | – | 1440/- | – |
| Tuition Fee | 12705/- | 13975/- | 15370/- | 10100/- | 10100/- |
| Examination Fee | 3630/- | 3992/- | 4390/- | 2850/- | 2850/- |
| Security (Refundable) | – | – | – | 1000/- | – |
| Other Charges | 2665/- | 2928/- | 3220/- | 6260/- | 6260/- |
| Total | 25050/- | 27550/- | 30300/- | 26450/- | 24010/- |
Enterprise or entrepreneurial activities:
Business Incubators: Creating business incubators to support startup projects started by students and graduates with infrastructure, resources, and mentorship.
Courses on Entrepreneurship: Integrating courses and workshops on innovation, company development, and entrepreneurship into the academic program.
Startup Competitions: To encourage students to develop and pitch their business ideas, startup competitions, and business plan contests should be organized.
Organizing networking events to facilitate contacts and cooperation between industry experts, students, alumni, and possible investors.
Establishing groups or cells within universities that are specifically focused on entrepreneurship would allow students to work together, exchange ideas, and get advice.
Opportunities for Internships: Encouraging internships and placements in startups or business endeavors so that students can obtain real-world experience.
Establishing innovation hubs, also known as centers, will allow students to collaborate on creative projects, do research and development, and look into business potential.
Assistance with Research Commercialization: Offering assistance with the commercialization of research findings and creative projects created by academics and students.
Offered Scholarships:
Overview:
In compliance with the Higher Education Commission Islamabad, Women University Mardan established the Students Financial Aid Office to grant scholarships under a variety of programs and to give financial assistance to the university’s neediest and most deserving students. All financial issues of the needy and worthy students are handled by Mr. Adnan Ahmad, Assistant Registrar/Incharge, Students Financial Aid Office, and his staff.
The primary duties of the Students’ Financial Aid Office include gathering all the financial resources that students require or are available to them to pursue an undergraduate or graduate degree, as well as delivering all relevant information and services. Resources for financial help include those offered by governmental, private, and internal entities (university and/or endowment funds).
Objectives:
- Give financial aid to eligible students per institutional and governmental guidelines, keeping in mind each student’s unique needs.
- Create a regular channel of communication between the FAO and the parents/students.
- Create the necessary automated and manual procedures to enable the prompt awarding of financial aid.
- Help students and parents on an individual basis with the applications they must complete and the management of their resources as needed to supplement financial aid for paying for their education.
Merit-based scholarships: Given to pupils in recognition of their exceptional academic achievement.
Need-based scholarships: Designed to assist students who are struggling to pay for their tuition and other associated costs.
Scholarships Aimed at Particular Programs: Certain scholarships could be restricted to particular courses of study or programs. Students who succeed in sports or other extracurricular activities are given sports scholarships.
Research Scholarships: Offered to students researching to promote their contributions to scholarly progress.
Government Scholarships: Women University Mardan may assist in the distribution of federal, state, or local government-sponsored scholarships for students.
International Scholarships: Scholarships given to Women University Mardan to lure and assist international students.
Fellowships for Ph.D. and Research: Awards or grants for individuals obtaining doctoral degrees or working on research initiatives.
Require Documents:
About Undergraduate Admissions:
Transcripts and Certificates of Education:
Copies of your transcripts and certificates from high school (intermediate or equivalent).
Result of the Entry Test:
Outcomes of any entrance exam that the university may have required.
B-Form or National Identity Card (NIC):
A copy of your B-Form or National Identity Card (NIC).
Photos the size of a passport:
Current color passport-sized photos.
Certificate of Residence:
Evidence of residency is typically provided by the appropriate government agency.
Certificate of Character:
A character reference from the last school you attended.
Any further requirements specific to the program:
There can be extra criteria for some programs. For instance, pre-medical or pre-engineering training may be necessary for some science degrees.
About Postgraduate Admissions:
Transcripts and Certificates of Bachelor’s Degree:
Copies of your transcripts and certificates for the bachelor’s degree.
Result of Entry Test (if applicable):
You might have to submit the results of any applicable entrance exams that some programs ask of applicants.
Card for National Identity (NIC):
You’re National Identity Card (NIC) in copy form.
Photos the size of a passport:
Current color passport-sized photos.
Certificate of Residence:
Evidence of residency is typically provided by the appropriate government agency.
Certificate of Character:
A character reference from the last school you attended.
For M.Phil. and Ph.D. programs, research proposal:
It may be required of applicants to M.Phil. or Ph.D. programs to submit a research proposal detailing their preferred area of study.
Any further requirements specific to the program:
There can be extra documentation needs or program-specific prerequisites.
Admission Process:
Prospectus: The institution publishes an admissions brochure or prospectus that includes comprehensive details about the programs that are offered, the requirements for admission, and the application procedure.
Verify the Eligibility Requirements: Examine the requirements for eligibility for the program in which you are interested. These could include prerequisites for admission tests, educational background, and other particulars.
Complete the Admission Form: Get the application online or at the admissions office of the university. Fill out the form completely, making sure to include all necessary information.
Include Any Necessary Documents: Gather and affix all required documentation, such as diplomas from educational institutions, transcripts, results from admission exams (if relevant), national identity cards, passports, certificates of residence, and any other papers mentioned.
Cover the Entrance Fee: The prospectus’s stipulated admission charge must be paid. Usually, there is no reimbursement for this charge.
Send in your application: Send the completed application form to the university’s admission office by the deadline, together with all necessary documentation.
Admission Exam (if relevant): A test of admission may be required for some programs. If necessary, be ready for and show up for the university’s scheduled entry exam.
Selection and Merit List: A merit list will be compiled by the institution using the applicant’s academic record, results from any applicable admission tests, and other pertinent information. Candidates that are chosen will be chosen according to the merit list.
If relevant, an interview: Candidates may be required by certain programs to participate in an interview as a part of the selection procedure.
Offer of Admission: The institution will extend an admission offer to those who are accepted. This offer will contain information about the program, costs, and other pertinent factors.
Enrollment and Fee Payment: To ensure your place in the program, pay the necessary tuition and other expenses within the allotted time.
Deadline: The last date to apply online for the Women University Mardan WUM Mardan Admissions 2024 is January 05, 2024.
Campus Facilities and Life:
Academics: Women University Mardan is committed to providing its students with a top-notch education. To assist in academic endeavors, the campus would have state-of-the-art labs, a library, and modern classrooms.
Student groups: There may be a large number of clubs and groups at the university that serve a range of interests, such as intellectual, social, and cultural ones. These clubs give students the chance to get active, meet others, and follow their interests outside of the classroom.
Events and Activities: Throughout the academic year, Women University Mardan is probably going to plan a variety of events and activities. These could consist of lectures, workshops, sporting events, cultural festivals, and more. These kinds of activities foster community involvement, skill development, and personal growth.
Support Services: To assist students in achieving academic success and personal growth, the university may provide support services such as academic advising, career counseling, and mental health counseling.
Campus Facilities: The campus may have cutting-edge amenities including a cafeteria, computer labs, sports facilities, and a well-kept library. These facilities give students a better overall campus experience.
Residential Life: A small percentage of students may decide to live in residence halls or dorms on campus. Students can build close relationships with their peers as a result, strengthening the sense of community.
Diversity and Inclusion: Women University Mardan is expected to support diversity and inclusion by inviting students from a range of backgrounds and fostering communication and understanding among its multicultural student body.
Community Engagement: To promote social awareness and a sense of responsibility, the institution may offer incentives for students to participate in outreach and community service projects.
Contact Information:
Address: Women’s University Mardan East Canal Road Mardan
Email: [email protected]
Phone: (0937) 872 201