Urdu University gets new registrar
Islamabad
Dr. Muhammad Sarim has assumed the charge of the new registrar on the Islamabad Campus of the Federal Urdu University of Arts, Science and Technology.
He has succeeded Asif Ali, who retired of late after reaching the age of superannuation i.e. 60 years. After assuming the new responsibility, Dr Sarim, an assistant professor of Computer Sciences in the university, called the heads of the university’s administrative and teaching departments for a meeting and highlighted his vision for the future. He discussed with the participants the university’s administrative and teaching matters and security arrangements on and around campus.
The registrar assured participants that he would take everyone along while discharging duties to the best of his abilities.
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