University of California, Berkeley : |
BERKELEY and JINNAH UNIVERSITY recognize the value of educational, cultural, and scientific exchange between international research universities, and have determined that sufficient interest exists to establish a formal relationship to encourage the exchange of faculty, researchers, and graduate students. This agreement is made by THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY and MOHAMMAD ALI JINNAH UNIVERSITY, ISLAMABAD CAMPUS. |
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University of Sterling, UK |
The Faculty of Engineering and Applied Sciences (FE&S), Mohammad Ali Jinnah University and the Department of Computing Science, University of Sterling, UK have similar academic and cultural interests. They have agreed to extend cooperation to each other in the development of collaborative research projects and activities in the area of computational intelligence, techniques and applications, exchange of research publications of common interest, organization of joint research and scientific activities, such as conferences, seminars, symposia, etc.
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Academic and Research Collaborations: |
Recognizing the importance of mutual collaborations to be a major factor to advance the state of educational excellence across the board in areas of reciprocal academic interest and also to establish that this hand-in-hand effort goes a long way to ensure that the youth of today don’t miss out any avenue which is crucial to their learning, the University has developed healthy yet useful culture of collaboration with related establishments. |
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National Engineering And Science Commission (NESCOM) |
The University has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with NESCOM for collaboration in the field of Science and Technology. The MoU undertakes to pursue a program of scientific and technical collaboration for the exchange of ideas, skills and techniques on the problems of common interest. As part of this collaboration, a number of employees of NESCOM, are currently pursing their MS/Ph.D studies at the University. The students of the University. have also been awarded NESCOM scholarships for MS studies. This collaboration is helping both the organizations to achieve their respective objectives by extending a helping hand to each other and creating synergies in their efforts. |
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PARC |
Mohammad Ali Jinnah University and the Pakistan Agricultural Research Council (PARC) Islamabad have signed a MoU, recognizing that mutual scientific and technical cooperation will advance the state of Science and Technology within the country and strengthen the scientific infrastructure which will bring benefits to both sides. The MoU undertakes to pursue exchange and training of scientific and technical personnel, joint or coordinated scientific research, holding of joint conferences, seminars, symposia, and workshops at national and international level and use of laboratory facilities by students enrolled in the Bio-Informatics Program. Students of Bio-Informatics program shall be eligible for internship at PARC. |
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Worker Welfare Fund (WWF) |
WWF has placed Mohammad Ali Jinnah University on its panel of institutions of excellence. WWF sponsors its employee’s children by paying full tuition fee for the selected candidates, for admission at the University on the allotted quota of seats. This collaboration will enable both the organizations to meet their respective responsibilities. WWF will be able to get assured seats at the University level whereas Mohammad Ali Jinnah University will be playing its role in the betterment of the society at large. |
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AM Clinical |
Mohammad Ali Jinnah University has signed a MoU with AM Clinical for the advancement of Bioinformatics in the University. The latter is a global provider of medical devices, instrumentation, clinical development, validation/manufacturing, consulting and medical communication services. The AM Clinical will sponsor setting up of state-of-the-art Bio-informatics lab at the University, joint research/projects, and internship/job opportunities for the University students/graduates |
