Lahore School of Economics and Fauji Foods Sign MoU
December 09, 2025
Labels: Industry Academia Linkage, Memorandum of Understanding
posted by S A J Shirazi @ 12/09/2025 02:16:00 PM,
Lahore School and Gallup Pakistan Forge Strategic Research Partnership
July 11, 2025
Labels: Industry Academia Linkage, Memorandum of Understanding
posted by S A J Shirazi @ 7/11/2025 02:45:00 PM,
Bridging the Gap: Lahore School Partners with Sigma Distributors
July 10, 2025
Labels: Industry Academia Linkage, Memorandum of Understanding
posted by S A J Shirazi @ 7/10/2025 02:45:00 PM,
Lahore School of Economics & SCCI Boosting Pakistan's Dental Exports to the US
December 04, 2024
At the launch event, members of the Lahore School of Economics research team - Dr. Azam Chaudhry, Ms. Shamyla Chaudry, and Fahad Irfan - presented an overview of the project.
Labels: Dental Exports, Export, Growth, Industry Academia Linkage, Lahore School, Sialkot Chamber of Commerce
posted by S A J Shirazi @ 12/04/2024 09:50:00 AM,
Lahore School of Economics Partners with Sialkot Chamber to Drive Export Growth
October 17, 2024
A team from the Lahore School of Economics, including Dr. Azam Chaudhry (Pro-Rector and Dean of the Faculty of Economics and WTO Chair for Pakistan), Ms. Shamyla Chaudry, and Fahad Irfan, visited Sialkot to meet with Mr. Ikram Ul Haq, President of the Sialkot Chamber of Commerce. The meeting focused on exploring export opportunities in the region, particularly in the surgical goods sector and other export sectors in Sialkot, as well as the initiatives undertaken by the WTO Chair for Pakistan. The Lahore School team introduced their new project aimed at promoting innovation and boosting exports in Sialkot. The Chamber responded extremely positively, expressing a shared vision of driving product innovation, research, and export growth to support local businesses.
Labels: Export, Growth, Industry Academia Linkage, Lahore School, Sialkot Chamber of Commerce
posted by S A J Shirazi @ 10/17/2024 12:42:00 PM,
Punjab Spatial Strategy and its linkages with Industrial Development
April 18, 2019
Labels: Industry, Industry Academia Linkage, Lahore School, Research, TEXPO
posted by S A J Shirazi @ 4/18/2019 10:02:00 AM,
On Campus Presentations and Interviews - 2005
April 08, 2006
- Coca Cola/Sprite Zero presentation in City Campus in April, 2005.
- UBL presentation in Main Campus in June, 2005.
- Union Bank presentation in Main Campus on July 6, 2006.
- Proctor and Gamble Pakistan presentation in Main Campus on July 09, 2005.
- Recruitment Drive on July 19, 2005 and Interviews on August 25, 2005.
- Shell Pakistan presentation in Main Campus on 18, June, 2005 and interviews on August, 2, 2005.
- Standard Chartered Bank presentation in Main Campus on August 16, 2005
Labels: Industry Academia Linkage
posted by S A J Shirazi @ 4/08/2006 01:41:00 PM,
Academic route best for business
January 05, 2005
Businesses now believe the benefits of business schools does outweigh every thing else in the competitive and technology dependent business world of today.
The programs in best business schools incorporate work-based challenges, coaching and mentoring, alongside more traditional training and development. They are also closely aligned to business challenges and goals, as well as individual development needs.
Findings show that companies, which rely purely on traditional resources training in the past, are eventually becoming dissatisfied because their executives were never exposed to modern education.
The big attraction of an MBA in Lahore School is that here students are put through to learn different ways of doing things, and learn business practices in consonance with the demands of the time.
Labels: Industry Academia Linkage, Students
posted by S A J Shirazi @ 1/05/2005 10:49:00 AM,
Student Industry Interaction
October 13, 2004
During their interaction while in the the Lahore School, students learn from business experiences and expertise through students industries interaction, and they benefit from industral resources. In turn, they give back to the industries through improved performance and greater commitment to their future in the field. And this student industry interaction is not only a great way to test the academic waters now but also to experience some of the joys and frustrations of learning.
Such initiatives are mostly taken by the educational institutions. But when local industries give back to education, it creates a win-win-win situation for students as well as the industry.
Industries have much to offer to students. They can discuss a recent case history or research study, present a new business strategy, or address a current industry issue with the students. Students love to hear professionals talk about their business and tell it like it is. Experience shows that most professionals and industry leaders feel gratified by the interest and appreciation shown by the students in classrooms or while students bodies happen to be visiting the site.
Industries can involve students in many other ways. Like every industry has research reports, directories, newsletters and other data that are periodically updated and through them companies can provide valuable information to students. Students are always thrilled to have current information. What better way to educate students about real-world challenges than by showcasing success stories? Industry leaders can also learn and get a feel for what students are capable of, which is helpful in recruiting.
Students need real-world work experience to learn and succeed. Companies that offer internships and training to undergraduate students provide a win-win situation. Students get professional, on-the-job experience; companies get inexpensive, part-time help and the opportunity to recruit the best graduates and develop others who can better contribute to the industry. Companies that can't offer paid and full time internship may offer a shadow day. Students interested in specific industries and careers can be invited to shadow a professional during a day's worth of activities. Shadowing is an eye-opening experience for students, and a good recruiting and networking opportunity for you.
Industry can also offer grant money to support research in specific areas. Arrange with learning institutions to conduct proprietary research by their students. These contributions provide rich research experiences and build the industry's body of knowledge.
Labels: Industry Academia Linkage
posted by S A J Shirazi @ 10/13/2004 10:14:00 AM,
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