**Superior University Board Reviews Remarkable Progress, Highlights Achievements in Education and Research**
The 22nd meeting of Superior University’s Board of Governors showcased the institution’s significant achievements in academic excellence, employability, and global rankings. The meeting, conducted under the chairmanship of Prof. Dr. Chaudhry Abdul Rehman, Chairman of The Superior Group, was attended by prominent education leaders and board members, underscoring the university’s commitment to its strategic vision.
During the session, Prof. Dr. Sumaira Rehman, Rector of Superior University, presented the annual progress report for 2024-25. She outlined major milestones reached by the university, emphasizing sustained efforts to broaden access to quality education and foster a culture of impactful research. The report highlighted an impressive 90% employability rate among graduates, reflecting the university’s focus on practical training and job market readiness.
A noteworthy initiative discussed was the Character Mastery project, aimed at holistic student development beyond academic skills. Additionally, Superior University reported improved standings in both The Impact Rankings and the WURI (World’s Universities with Real Impact), signaling growing recognition of its innovative approach on the international stage.
The meeting included the participation of influential figures such as Prof. Dr. Iqrar Ahmad Khan, Chairman Punjab Higher Education Commission (PHEC); Ms. Zahida Bukhari, Additional Secretary, Higher Education; Dr. Hazrat Bilal, Director General Attestation and Accreditation, Higher Education Commission (HEC); and Board Members of SAEPN Private Limited. Their presence reaffirmed strong partnerships across the higher education sector and ongoing support for the university’s objectives.
With these achievements, Superior University continues to reinforce its position as a leading institution in academic performance, research, and societal impact, committed to shaping the future of higher education in the region.
