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Monday, September 14, 2026
Thursday, September 10, 2026
CCPC-AWKUM and British Council Pakistan Jointly Organize Seminar on UK Higher Education, Scholarships and Study Opportunities
The Career Counseling
and Placement Centre (CCPC), Abdul Wali Khan University Mardan
(AWKUM), in collaboration with the British Council, organized an
informative session on “UK Higher Education, Scholarships & Study
Opportunities”.
Dr. Muhammad Bilal, Director CCPC,
welcomed participants and highlighted the importance of providing students with
accurate, timely information about international education opportunities.
Mr. Usman Khalid, Senior Manager,
Higher Education Mobility, British Council, served as
the resource person and delivered a comprehensive presentation
on the UK higher education system, available scholarships, admission
requirements, and study opportunities. He also shared valuable guidance
on exploring suitable academic programs and
funding opportunities, encouraging students to consider the UK
as a destination for quality higher education and professional
development. The session was followed by an interactive
discussion, during which participants had the opportunity to ask
questions and seek guidance on pursuing their studies in
the UK.
The session concluded with
remarks by Dr. Tahir, Associate Professor, Department
of Microbiology, AWKUM, who appreciated the initiative and
emphasized the importance of such sessions in guiding students
toward international educational opportunities.
Wednesday, August 19, 2026
AWKUM Organizes an Interactive Session on The Prosecution Process and Legal Affairs
Career Counseling and Placement Center (CCPC) Organizes Interactive Session for Law and Criminology Students
The Career Counseling and Placement Center (CCPC), Abdul Wali Khan University Mardan (AWKUM), organized an interactive session for the students of the Department of Law and BS Criminology with the Director General, Prosecution, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, and his team. The interactive session was held at the Directorate General of Prosecution in Peshawar.
Mr. Muhammad Rafiq Khan Mohmand, Director General, Directorate of Prosecution, chaired the session and also served as the discussant. The session was moderated by Dr. Muhammad Bilal, Director of the Career Counseling and Placement Center (CCPC), AWKUM. Ms. Sahibzadi Yasmeen Ara, Director Admin, Mr. Fazali Noorani, Director Legal, and Mr. Zeeshan Ullah Afridi, Director Monitoring, also accompanied the DG Prosecution and actively participated in the session. Dr. Syed Raza Shah Gillani from the Department of Law, students of Law and Criminology, and the CCPC team were also present on the occasion.
During the interactive session, the Director General, Prosecution, KP, and members of his team provided detailed insights into the prosecution process, legal proceedings, responsibilities of prosecution authorities, and other relevant legal matters. The speakers also highlighted the practical dimensions of legal practice and the professional competencies required for students aspiring to pursue careers in the legal and criminal justice sectors. The students actively participated in the discussion and engaged with the officials through questions and observations. The interactive exchange provided an opportunity for students to relate their academic knowledge to the practical realities of the legal and prosecution system.
Dr. Muhammad Bilal, Director, CCPC, emphasized the importance of meaningful engagement between academia and professional institutions. He noted that such initiatives provide students with valuable professional exposure and contribute significantly to their career development and preparedness for the workplace.
Team CCPC remains committed to translating the strategic vision of the Honorable Vice Chancellor, Professor Dr. Jamil Ahmad, into meaningful initiatives. The Center continues to strengthen academia–industry and academic–professional linkages while fostering career-oriented opportunities that empower students with relevant knowledge and professional competencies.
Friday, August 7, 2026
AWKUM Places 20 Students as Interns at NCHD Mardan
The Career Counseling
and Placement Center (CCPC) of Abdul Wali Khan University Mardan (AWKUM) has
placed 20 students as interns at the National Commission for Human Development
(NCHD), Mardan Office, for a one-month internship program.
During the internship,
the students will be involved and contribute to community development
initiatives, including awareness campaigns, educational support, and community
engagement activities under the guidance of NCHD professionals.
This collaboration
reflects AWKUM's commitment to providing students with practical learning
opportunities that enhance their professional skills, social responsibility,
and career readiness. The University appreciates NCHD Mardan for partnering in
this valuable initiative and looks forward to strengthening future
collaborations that empower students through experiential learning.
The CCPC Team remains committed
to realizing the vision of the Vice Chancellor, Prof. Dr. Jamil Ahmad, by
strengthening academia–industry linkages and providing students with meaningful
experiential learning opportunities. Through these initiatives, CCPC equips the
students with the practical skills, professional competencies, and confidence
required to thrive in the workforce and contribute effectively to society.













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