Pakistan’s education sector is set to benefit from a major international push as the University of London expands its long-standing partnership with Pakistan, introducing new initiatives that support both classroom teaching and advanced technology education.
Teacher Training Programme for Schools
As part of this expansion, the University of London has launched a philanthropic teacher training programme for K–12 educators across Pakistan. The initiative is being developed in partnership with the Punjab Ministry of Education and PECTAA.
The programme will deliver three professional development sessions over 12 months, focusing on reflective teaching practices, curriculum development, and classroom management for teachers in both public and private schools.
BSc Artificial Intelligence Degree Launching in 2026
The University of London will also introduce a BSc Artificial Intelligence degree in 2026, developed in collaboration with Brunel University of London. The programme will be offered through the University’s recognized teaching centres across Pakistan, allowing students to study locally while gaining globally recognised AI education.
The degree is designed to meet growing demand for AI skills in sectors such as technology, healthcare, finance, and education.
Continued Investment in Legal Education
Alongside AI and teacher training, the University has introduced a special law micro-credential for LLB students in Pakistan, focused specifically on Pakistani law. This online course supports students preparing for the Pakistani Bar and covers constitutional law, civil and criminal practice, and evidence law.
With over 30 years of partnership, more than 16,000 Pakistani graduates, and 7,000+ current students, the University of London continues to play a key role in Pakistan’s higher education landscape.
FAQs
What new programmes has the University of London introduced in Pakistan?
Teacher training for K–12 educators, a BSc Artificial Intelligence degree, and a law micro-credential for LLB students.
When will the AI degree start?
The BSc Artificial Intelligence programme is scheduled to launch in 2026.
Can Pakistani students study these programmes locally?
Yes, courses will be available through recognized teaching centres across Pakistan.
How long has the University of London partnered with Pakistan?
The partnership spans more than 30 years.
Conclusion
By combining teacher development, legal education, and cutting-edge AI programmes, the University of London is strengthening Pakistan’s education ecosystem from classrooms to future-ready skills, reinforcing a partnership that continues to shape generations of Pakistani students.
