Bahria University Medical & Dental College

Bahria University Medical & Dental College Official page of Bahria University Health Sciences Karachi Bahria University is a Federally Chartered Public Sector University.

The principal seat of Bahria University is at Islamabad and campuses are at Islamabad, Karachi and Lahore. Bahria University was established by the Pakistan Navy in 2000, and since then it has steadily grown into one of the leading higher education institutions in Pakistan. It plays a major role in grooming future leaders who can make a positive difference to the world around them. Bahria is a com

prehensive university having multidisciplinary programs that includes Health Sciences, Engineering Sciences, Computer Sciences, Management Sciences, Social Sciences, Law, Earth and Environmental Sciences, Psychology and Maritime Studies.

The Community Support Program Club, under the Student Support Centre, BUHSCK, brought smiles and joy to the residents of...
15/03/2026

The Community Support Program Club, under the Student Support Centre, BUHSCK, brought smiles and joy to the residents of JDC Old Age Home this Ramadan! ✨

Students joined the elders for iftaar and dinner, sharing laughter, stories, and unforgettable moments.

A heartfelt thanks to the Manager of the Student Support Centre for leading this beautiful initiative! A proud reflection of BUHSC’s commitment to giving back to the community.

From Classroom to Real-World Scenarios: BU College of Allied Health Sciences, BS Medical Lab Technology Students Explore...
14/03/2026

From Classroom to Real-World Scenarios: BU College of Allied Health Sciences, BS Medical Lab Technology Students Explore Human Genetic Disorders during educational visit to DarulSukoon, Karachi
Karachi, 11 March 2026
Students of the BS Medical Laboratory Technology (BS-MLT) program at Bahria University College of Allied Health Sciences (BUCAHS) visited Darul Sukoon Welfare Society as part of an educational activity for their Genetics course. The visit was conducted under the guidance of Mehreen Lateef to provide students with practical exposure to real-life cases of genetic and developmental disorders.
During the visit, students observed the rehabilitation facilities and interacted with children affected by autism and other genetic conditions. They have taken case history and observed the symptoms and exploring the ways to manage the disorders. This activity helped students connect their theoretical knowledge of genetics with real clinical scenarios and understand the importance of laboratory diagnostics, early detection, and multidisciplinary care in managing such disorders. Students will submit visit report at the end of visit as a part of their formative assessment
The visit was coordinated by Shazia Anjum, Coordinator BUCAHS, who emphasized that experiential learning opportunities such as this help develop students’ professional skills, empathy, and research interest in genetic diseases.
The staff of Darul Sukoon warmly welcomed the BUCAHS delegation and appreciated the students’ enthusiasm for learning and community engagement.

The Community Support Program Club under the Student Support Centre, BUHSCK, organized a heartwarming visit to Sirat-ul-...
13/03/2026

The Community Support Program Club under the Student Support Centre, BUHSCK, organized a heartwarming visit to Sirat-ul-Jannah Orphanage, Clifton, as part of Ramadan activities!

BUHSCK Students distributed gifts and Eidi to 120 orphans, all made possible through student's donations.

Director Campus BUHSCK joined in, appreciating the students' efforts and sharing joy with the kids.

Big shoutout to Manager Student Support Centre, who led this initiative! Proud moment for BUHSCK, showcasing the commitments to social responsibility!

Celebrating Women in Science: Professor Dr. Mehreen Lateef Represents Bahria University at International Women’s Day Ift...
13/03/2026

Celebrating Women in Science: Professor Dr. Mehreen Lateef Represents Bahria University at International Women’s Day Iftar Hosted by Russian House Karachi
Karachi – 08 March 2026
Professor Mehreen Lateef, Principal of Bahria University College of Allied Health Sciences (BUCAHS) and Executive Member of the Organization for Women in Science for the Developing World (OWSD) Pakistan National Chapter, participated in an International Women’s Day gathering organized by the Russian Centre for Science and Culture, also known as Russian House in Pakistan, in Karachi. The event was facilitated by Prof. Dr. Bina Siddiqui, Chairperson OWSD Pakistan Chapter and Dr. Saima Saleem, Secretary OWSD.
The event brought together members of the OWSD Pakistan Chapter, along with women scientists and faculty members from different universities across the country. The gathering was hosted as an Iftar dinner to celebrate the achievements and contributions of women in science and academia.
The guests were warmly welcomed by Mr. Ruslan Prokhorov, Director of the Russian Centre for Science and Culture, and Ms. Natalia, a representative of the Centre. In his welcome address, Mr. Prokhorov highlighted the mission and objectives of the Russian Centre, emphasizing its role in promoting scientific cooperation, cultural exchange, and academic networking between Russian institutions and universities around the world, including Pakistan.
He noted that the Centre aims to build strong partnerships with universities to facilitate joint academic activities, research collaborations, educational exchange programs, and cultural initiatives. The Director expressed interest in strengthening ties with Pakistani universities and encouraging collaborative projects that support innovation, education, and scientific advancement.
During the event, Professor Mehreen Lateef interacted with the representatives of the Russian Centre and discussed potential avenues for academic collaboration between Bahria University and leading Russian universities through the platform of the Russian Centre for Science and Culture. She emphasized the importance of international networking and knowledge exchange in strengthening higher education and research in the health sciences.
Professor Mehreen also highlighted the academic initiatives and interdisciplinary programs at Bahria University and expressed interest in promoting joint seminars, research collaborations, and student exchange opportunities. She appreciated the efforts of the Russian Centre in fostering international scientific cooperation and providing opportunities for scholars and students to engage in global academic dialogue.
The event concluded with networking among participants, reinforcing the importance of empowering women in science and strengthening international academic partnerships. The participation of women scientists and academicians reflected the growing role of Pakistani women in advancing science, education, and societal development.

SCHOOL-BASED ORAL HEALTH AWARENESS AND SCREENING CAMP FOR DEAF STUDENTS AT CEDHealth promotion and dental wellness initi...
10/03/2026

SCHOOL-BASED ORAL HEALTH AWARENESS AND SCREENING CAMP FOR DEAF STUDENTS AT CED

Health promotion and dental wellness initiatives are fundamental to enhancing the overall well-being and quality of life of especially-abled and underserved populations. In resource-limited settings, priority should be given to preventive and educational healthcare services for these vulnerable groups. Physical or sensory impairments may hinder effective self-care practices, thereby elevating the risk of systemic and dental diseases. Consequently, the adoption of targeted, evidence-based preventive approaches is essential to preserve both general and dental health.
In this context, a free dental check-up and interactive oral health awareness session was organized on 3rd March 2026 at CED (Center of Excellence for The Deaf). CSP team actively participated in this community outreach activity. The team was supervised by Assistant Prof. Dr. Maria Moin (Head of Department of Community and Preventive Dentistry), Dr. Fatima Tasleem and Dr. Tabinda Waqar (Lecturers).
The BUDC team reached the school at 9:30 AM and was warmly received by the school administration. The target population included deaf children between the ages of 10 to 17 years. Oral examinations were conducted in a designated hall by HOD. Oral hygiene–related information was obtained and documented using a structured proforma. The dental team maintained a high standard of professionalism and strictly adhered to sterilization and cross-infection control protocols throughout the activity.
As part of the awareness session, educational videos focusing on proper tooth brushing techniques, the importance of oral hygiene, and prevention of common dental diseases were shown to the deaf children using visual aids to ensure better understanding. The session was designed to be interactive and visually engaging to meet their specific communication needs.
This outreach visit was also linked with an interdepartmental research initiative, and relevant data were collected concerning the specified research objectives.
The oral health status of the examined children indicated a significant need for preventive and educational interventions. Due to the large number of students, a separate comprehensive oral health education session was planned for a subsequent visit. Identified dental problems were recorded and communicated to parents through written notes in the students’ diaries for further follow-up and necessary treatment.

10/03/2026

SCHOOL-BASED ORAL HEALTH AWARENESS AND SCREENING CAMP FOR DEAF STUDENTS AT CED

Health promotion and dental wellness initiatives are fundamental to enhancing the overall well-being and quality of life of especially-abled and underserved populations. In resource-limited settings, priority should be given to preventive and educational healthcare services for these vulnerable groups. Physical or sensory impairments may hinder effective self-care practices, thereby elevating the risk of systemic and dental diseases. Consequently, the adoption of targeted, evidence-based preventive approaches is essential to preserve both general and dental health.
In this context, a free dental check-up and interactive oral health awareness session was organized on 3rd March 2026 at CED (Center of Excellence for The Deaf). CSP team actively participated in this community outreach activity. The team was supervised by Assistant Prof. Dr. Maria Moin (Head of Department of Community and Preventive Dentistry), Dr. Fatima Tasleem and Dr. Tabinda Waqar (Lecturers).
The BUDC team reached the school at 9:30 AM and was warmly received by the school administration. The target population included deaf children between the ages of 10 to 17 years. Oral examinations were conducted in a designated hall by HOD. Oral hygiene–related information was obtained and documented using a structured proforma. The dental team maintained a high standard of professionalism and strictly adhered to sterilization and cross-infection control protocols throughout the activity.
As part of the awareness session, educational videos focusing on proper tooth brushing techniques, the importance of oral hygiene, and prevention of common dental diseases were shown to the deaf children using visual aids to ensure better understanding. The session was designed to be interactive and visually engaging to meet their specific communication needs.
This outreach visit was also linked with an interdepartmental research initiative, and relevant data were collected concerning the specified research objectives.
The oral health status of the examined children indicated a significant need for preventive and educational interventions. Due to the large number of students, a separate comprehensive oral health education session was planned for a subsequent visit. Identified dental problems were recorded and communicated to parents through written notes in the students’ diaries for further follow-up and necessary treatment.

"White Coat Ceremony – BDS Batch XIV (2026)"The White Coat Ceremony marks a significant milestone in the academic journe...
10/03/2026

"White Coat Ceremony – BDS Batch XIV (2026)"

The White Coat Ceremony marks a significant milestone in the academic journey of dental students, symbolizing their transition from theoretical learning to clinical practice. The White Coat Ceremony for BDS Batch XIV (2026) was held on 5th March 2026 at the Dental Auditorium, 4th Floor, Dental College, BUHSC-K.

The ceremony was graced by Vice Admiral Ather Mukhtar, Director General BUHSC-K, who attended as the Chief Guest. He was accompanied by Commodore Owais Haider, Director Campus; Prof. Dr. Shazia Shakoor, Dean Health Sciences; and Prof. Dr. Kashif Naqvi, Principal, Dental College.

The event commenced with the recitation of the Holy Qur’an, after which the ceremony formally began. Dean Health Sciences, Prof. Dr. Shazia Shakoor, delivered the welcome address, warmly greeting the incoming students and highlighting the significance of the White Coat Ceremony as a symbol of commitment to knowledge, compassion, and professionalism.

This was followed by an address from Director Campus, Commodore Owais Haider, who shared his thoughts with the students and their families. Subsequently, Ms. Marvi Bhutto, Manager of the Student Support Center (SCC), briefed the attendees about the services and support facilities available to students.

Principal Dental College, Prof. Dr. Kashif Naqvi, addressed the gathering and provided an overview of the college’s academic environment, infrastructure, and facilities. Adding a personal perspective to the event, Dr. Farah Javaid, a faculty member and alumna of the first BDS batch, delivered a heartfelt speech sharing her experiences at the institution.

In his keynote remarks, Director General BUHSC-K, Vice Admiral Ather Mukhtar, appreciated the organization of the ceremony, extended his warm regards to the parents, and encouraged students to remain dedicated and committed to their studies.

Following the remarks by the Director General, the ceremony proceeded with the sign-in ceremony and group photographs. The event concluded with Iftar and dinner for the students, parents, and guests.

Bahria University Health Sciences Campus Karachi, Student Support Centre Character Building Club, presents an insightful...
06/03/2026

Bahria University Health Sciences Campus Karachi, Student Support Centre Character Building Club, presents an insightful session with Mr. Soban Attari, renowned motivational speaker and Islamic scholar!

The event themed was "From Confusion to Clarity – Finding Your Purpose in Life". The Speaker shared valuable takeaways for students particularly future doctors, highlighting the importance of integrity, patience and service to humanity in both their personal and professional lives.

A proud initiative of Student Support Center, BUHSCK, to promote character building and spiritual growth.

The session emphasized self-reflection, discipline, empathy, and moral responsibility, aligning perfectly with the spirit of Ramadan.

The Honourable Director General, Director Campus, Director Research, Principals, Vice Principals,Manager SSC, Alumni and Faculty members attended the event.

The event witnessed enthusiastic participation from students and esteemed faculty members, making it a memorable gathering.

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