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Programs

BS Mass Communication BBA (Hons.) BS Aviation Management BS Aviation Technology BS Computer Sciences BS Telecommunications BSc Electrical Engineering B-Tech Electrical B-Tech Electronics BS Electrical^NEW MS Electrical^NEW BS Industrial Management B.Com (Hons.) Bachelors of Economics and Law Doctor of Physiotherapy BS Food and Nutrition BS Psychology BS Laboratory Technology BS Medical Imaging Technology Pharm. D ACCA (UK) CAT (UK) Bachelor in Town Planning MS Construction Management^NEW BS Accounting & Finance Bachelor in Architecture

MBA (Professional) MBA (Executive) MBA (2 years) Masters in Mass Communication MSc Medical Ultrasound MIT M.Sc Economics Masters in Business Economics M. Com LL.B (PU) Master in Film, Broadcast Media & Performing Arts

RESEARCH PROGRAMS

Ph.D. Business Management^NEW MS Mass Comm. Management Ph.D in Law MS/M.Phil Business Administration MS/M.Phil Commerce & Finance MS/M.Phil Economics MS HRM LL.M MS Computer Sciences MS Quality Management MS Industrial Management

Split Degree Program

A Seminar on “Career Planning, Road to a Successful Life”

July 03, 2010: Superior Group has organized a 3 days’ workshop for its current and prospect students on career planning. The event was organized in Pearl Continental Hotel, Lahore. Guests of Honour were Mr. Ajmal Niazi, Amjad Islam Amjad, Rana Mashood Ahmed Khan, Deputy Speaker Punjab Assembly, Prof. Dr. Ch Abdul Rehman, Rector Superior Group, Prof. Ch. Abdul Khaliq, Director Operations Superior Group and Prof Atta ur Rehman, Head of Mass Communication Department Superior Group of Colleges. Prof. Hisham Ul Hassan, Incharge Annual Programmes gave a detailed speech on how to open the door to success.

He also proposed the courses and its job scope in market. Prof. Haseeb Khan, Programme Manager of Department of Mass Communication presented a sketch about life in Superior. At the same time, different departments had admission stalls, providing assistance to the students.