The Institute of Enterprise Administration (IBA) Karachi, Aga Khan College and Habib College (HU) have joined palms to advance AI-driven instructing and studying by means of educational collaboration and innovation.
IBA Karachi, in collaboration with AKU and HU, hosted the Annual Educating and Studying Symposium 2026 at IBA’s Essential Campus.
Themed “AI in Pedagogy”, the symposium introduced collectively educational leaders, educators, researchers and instructing professionals from Karachi, throughout Pakistan and internationally to discover the alternatives and challenges synthetic intelligence presents for increased training.
In her welcome remarks, IBA Karachi Workplace of Tutorial High quality and Excellence Director and Convention Chair Dr Sana Tauseef emphasised the significance of institutional collaboration in addressing AI’s impression on training and acknowledged the management of all three universities.
AKU Institute for Instructional Improvement Dean Dr Farid Panjwani described the symposium as a big milestone in advancing instructing and studying by means of collective efforts.
A management panel, titled “Educating for As we speak and Tomorrow: What Ought to Universities Cease, Begin, and Proceed within the AI Period,” was moderated by IBA Karachi Govt Director Dr S Akbar Zaidi.
It featured AKU President Dr Sulaiman Shahabuddin; Habib College President Wasif Rizvi, Durbeen CEO Salma Aslam, and Beaconhouse Nationwide College Vice Chancellor Dr Moeed W Yusuf.
A key spotlight of the symposium was the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between IBA Karachi, AKU and HU, reaffirming the three establishments’ shared dedication to educational collaboration and innovation in instructing and studying.
The keynote tackle, titled “Crucial Pondering and Company within the Age of AI: Time to Re-think Larger Training?”, was delivered by Norway’s College of Oslo Professor Dr Fazilat Siddiq.
She highlighted the significance of important pondering, learner company, and technological, pedagogical and content material data in increased training.
The symposium additionally featured interactive periods, an EdTech Innovation Showcase, Visible Voices and a pupil efficiency.
The occasion concluded with an awards ceremony and shutting remarks by AKU High quality, Educating and Studying Vice Provost Dr Jane Rarieya and HU Vice President for Tutorial Affairs Dr Mohammad Shahid Shaikh, who reaffirmed the significance of educational collaboration in advancing increased training.
