SSUET organises orientation session for students

KARACHI: Sir Syed University of Engineering & Technology (SSUET)held an impressive orientation session for the students of Prime Minister Hunarmand Pakistan Programme at the campus.

Students were provided with the vision and academic guidance at the Orientation ceremony prior to the start of regular classes.

In pursuit of Prime Minister Hunarmand Pakistan Programme, Sir Syed University had offered free vocational training in six courses that included Game Development and Modelling, Internet of Things (IOT) System Development and Applications, Certificate in CISCO Network Administrator, Project Management Professional, BlockChain Programming and Industrial Automation.

Speaking on the auspicious occasion, Registrar SSUET, Engr Syed Sarfraz Ali said that Sir Syed University is ranked among the best universities of Pakistan because of the development of new ideas, new concepts, new theories and new dreams.

Sir Syed University carries the name of the great visionary Sir Syed Ahmed Khan and it provides quality education to the students with updated information to face the challenges of life.

With the best and brightest surrounding at Sir Syed University, you learn from the most experienced and skilled faculty. He also reminded the students of their responsibilities with stress on the element of attendance, interest and progress in class.

Advising students to get an education with a positive approach for a bright future, Registrar Syed Sarfraz Ali extended useful suggestions to students for getting maximum benefits from this opportunity.

Dean Engineering, Prof. Dr Talat Altaf said Japan has the requirement of more than 50,000 skilled workers. These practical based courses are well-demanded in-country and abroad.

Dr. Aqeel ur Rehman, Dean Basic and Applied Sciences said that the Industry will be bound to hire your services acknowledging your learning and skills.  Asstt. Prof. Norman Ali Khan appreciated Sir Syed University for having the best management. He said that all applicants were selected purely on merit.