Our Founder
Syed Baber Ali
A renowned figure figure in the business community, Syed Baber Ali (SBA) has been the guiding spirit behind the University. Recognising the dearth of quality management education in Pakistan, SBA had the vision to create world-class university that would impart top-quality education, without any social or financial barriers to the brilliant minds of the country and the region.
His founding values of commitment to excellence and merit based approach still steer the university today. As Founding Pro Chancellor, Syed Baber Ali is often found on campus interacting with students, staff and faculty during events, conferences and panel discussion.
Learning from Others
Buy Syed Babar Ali’s autobiography today! To the world, he is known as the master of an industrial empire. In this book, he unveils his life story which sums him up as a master learner.
To purchase this book, please place an order here All proceeds from this book are dedicated to the LUMS National Outreach Programme.
You may also download a copy of the book below.
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Professor Angbeen Mirza’s considerable stature in leading change through inclusion and diversity is reflected in her participation in Global Alliance for Justice Education, where she presented Using Interactive Teaching About Democracy, Science, and the Rule of Law in Times of COVID. Additionally, Ms. Mirza was also a panelist at the 10th Asia Pro Bono Conference and Access to Justice Exchange.
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Ms Marva Khan’s growing contributions to scholarship in the area of fundamental rights adjudication are reflected in her and co-author, Atif Sheikh’s chapter Accessible ICT as a Ray of Hope for Disability Rights in Pakistan, in Accessible Technology in the Developing world (Michael Stein & Jonathan Lazar eds. Published by the Oxford University Press. Her blog posts, ‘Pakistan’s new Prime Minister faces huge challenges’, (April 20, 2022), ‘A Brief History of Rape Laws in Pakistan’, (April 1, 2022) and ‘Improving Rape Victims; access to the courts’, (March 31, 2022) have all appeared in Development and Cooperation, (dandc.eu).
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