The women University Multan matital campus

02/03/2026

*Product Name*: Women's PU Leather Plain Shoulder Bag
*Product Description*:
*Product Details*:Material: PU Leather
Pattern: Plain
Number Of Pieces: 1 Pc
Gender: Women's
Color: Maroon
Package Includes: 1 x Shoulder Bag
Length: 4 Inches
Width: 16 Inches
Height: 12 Inches

Note: There might be an error of 1-3 cm due to manual measurement, and slight color differences may occur as a result of varying lighting and monitor

Price 3000

23/12/2025

Why are some professors unnecessarily harsh with students?

Attendance policies are being enforced so strictly that students are being prevented from attempting exams, despite paying full fees. Teachers are meant to guide, support, and safeguard students’ futures—not jeopardize them. Education should be about understanding, mentorship, and growth, especially considering the difficult economic and social conditions of our country. Professors should act as educators and mentors, not as obstacles to students’ academic progress.

Professors should focus on understanding why attendance is low and whether a student is facing personal, financial, or other difficult circumstances, rather than enforcing policies without consideration. A supportive and empathetic approach helps ensure that students are guided toward success instead of being penalized in ways that may harm their academic future.

Some students may be going through depression or other mental health challenges. In such situations, educators should act as compassionate mentors and guardians, offering guidance and support rather than behaving in a way that feels adversarial. A teacher’s role is to nurture, understand, and protect a student’s future.

10/11/2025

04/11/2025

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The Women University Multan Participates in Knowledge Exchange Visit on Inter-Faith Harmony

Dr. Asma Akbar, Incharge, Department of Political Science & IR, The Women University Multan, participated in a Knowledge Exchange Visit to Lahore from October 27–30, 2025, themed “Inter-Faith Harmony for Promotion of Peace and Protection of Minority Rights.” The visit, organized by MOJAZ Foundation in collaboration with UNDP and YDF, included members of the Multi-Stakeholder Support Network (MSSN) from Multan and Sargodha, representing diverse religions and professions.

The delegation met with Mr. Farid Ahmad Tarar, Secretary, Human Rights and Minority Affairs Department, Government of Punjab, and later held a follow-up discussion with Deputy Director Mr. Muhammad Yousuf on October 31, 2025, exploring academic collaboration for peace and minority protection.

The Women University Multan continues its active participation in related initiatives, including a recent Job Fair at MNSUA.

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03/11/2025

Proud moment for The Women University Multan! 🌟
Our Pharmacy student Mahnoor Ishtiaq has been selected as a Female Ambassador under the CM’s Skill Development Program, standing out among 130+ candidates! 💪🎓
Her success reflects WUM’s vision of empowering women through knowledge, confidence & skill. 💫

19/08/2023