Quality Education
Bridging the gap between local talent and global opportunities, a specialized delegation of international education experts visited TUF for a high-impact collaborative session. The event, held under the membership and stewardship of Samiullah Sami (MD, Education Scenario International), featured top-tier representatives from UNIMY, LanguageCert, and the BAC Group, focusing on providing authentic pathways for higher education abroad.
The delegation included prominent figures from various international educational hubs:
• Mr Gurpreet Singh: Regional Manager International, UNIMY University, Malaysia
• Mr Shayan Khalid Chawla: Manager, International Office, City University Qatar
• Mr Abdul Sami: Regional Manager, LanguageCert, Cyprus
• Mr Kavilan Mahadhevan: Manager International, BAC Group, Malaysia
• Mr Muhammad Hamza Bilal: Country Manager, Expatrio & Fintiba, Germany
The event was graced by the senior leadership of The University of Faisalabad, including Rector Prof Dr Aman Ullah Malik, Registrar Dr Zahida Maqbool, Director ORIC Prof Dr Zahir Ahmad Zahir, and Director Academics Prof Dr Abdul Wahid, alongside all Heads of Departments. Mr Hanan Iftikhar, Head of International Programs at TUF, delivered a comprehensive presentation showcasing the university’s strategic initiatives, its impressive global rankings, and existing international collaborations. He also highlighted the Madinah Foundation’s significant contributions to social welfare.
The delegation's visit served as a testament to the growing demand for international academic integration. During the session, the delegates discussed emerging trends in the digital economy, language proficiency requirements for European visas, and the diverse scholarship opportunities available in 2026.
The session focused on providing students with direct access to information regarding international admissions, scholarship programs, and the evolving digital landscape in global education.
The event served as a platform for "Global Education Scenario," allowing students to engage in one-on-one discussions with university representatives. The primary goal was to provide transparent and authentic guidance on study pathways in Malaysia, Qatar, Cyprus, and Germany, ensuring that aspiring scholars are well-equipped for success in the international arena.
During the session, the delegates highlighted their extensive collaborations with top-tier global universities, unveiling a wealth of opportunities for future graduates. A significant highlight was the offer from the Qatar Institute, which opened doors for TUF students and faculty to engage in high-impact research publication opportunities within prestigious international research journals. The visit concluded with a vibrant Q&A session, where students actively engaged with the delegates. The students posed insightful questions regarding visa processes, post-study work opportunities, and specific scholarship criteria for Germany, Malaysia, and Qatar. The delegates provided personalized advice, ensuring that the aspiring scholars left the session with a clear and confident roadmap for their international academic journeys.
