The achievement is being credited to the vision of the university’s Chancellor, Noman Abid Lakhani (TI), its high teaching standards and focused strategies in supporting the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (UN-SDGs).
It is indeed a proud moment for the country as one-fourth of Pakistani seats of learning have managed to qualify for international rankings by The Times Higher Education Impact Ranking for 2022, thus being placed amongst more than 1,600 universities across 99 countries.
Phil Baty, the Chief Knowledge Officer of the Times Higher Education, in a recent interview to the university, appreciated the performance of Pakistani universities during the last three years and acknowledged their awe-inspiring performance and contribution in terms of teaching, research, students engagement, community development, international representation, global partnerships, and shared his high hopes for the future.
ILMA University’s top-tier faculty, alumni, students and patrons, including the Noman Group of Companies and Global Educational Consultants (GEC) Society are striving day and night to produce future leaders through knowledge based economy with international standards.
