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Welcome to the Sardar Bahadur Khan Women’s University. Universities and institutions of higher learning have always played an important role in the social and economic development of nations. With the quantum of human knowledge increasing at a rapid pace and the advances made in Information Technology, the role of the universities as the center of research, teaching, and excellence has become more critical. Today, unfortunately, not many universities in the Muslim world rank among the best in the world. The Muslim world is confronted with many challenges including achieving excellence in higher education. We believe that by investing the required resources in the institutions of higher learning, we may be able to march on with the developing countries. Efforts need to be made to lessen our dependence on foreign academia and we must try to produce our scholars in different disciplines of advanced technologies. The university takes a holistic view of education and provides quality education that empowers women through knowledge and skills to partake fully in the economic development of Pakistan through participation in the workforce as well as impacts their attitudes and beliefs to enable them to become peaceful, tolerant, and responsible citizens of the world. The close relationship with our students who participate with teachers and academic advisors in the knowledge construction process, allows us to properly interpret and meet their cultural, social, and professional needs. In developing this educational system, we take into account the changes occurring in the world of work that strongly influence the educational demand, offering students high-quality market-oriented courses. In such a way, the University provides students with the necessary skills to play a leading role in their educational and professional life. The pathways we create for you in the form of courses and programs not only qualify international standards rather lead you towards a job within reputed industries. The Statutory Bodies, the Vice-Chancellor, and the academia of the university are committed to maintaining the quality of education at an affordable cost. Education for sustainable development is the philosophy that guides us to ensure good health, rational thinking, and eco–friendly sustainable development. SBKWU offers a full range of undergraduate and postgraduate programs. Our undergraduate programs have been carefully designed to ensure that each student is well prepared for the working environment of the 21st century. Most of the programs provide skills and knowledge that are applied in the public, private, and corporate sectors. Focusing on these attributes, SBKWU dedicates itself to be at par with international universities. The core values of intellectual freedom, diversity, individuality, and creativity underpin everything that a modern university with a vision and rich heritage do. The research-focused teaching ensures that our students are the recipients of the best quality education with an effort to make them conscientious, independent, and self-reliant in their pursuit of knowledge. Internationally recognized university, contributing the positive socio-economic and cultural development in Balochistan and country within the parameters of Islam. Sardar Bahadur Khan Women’s University endeavors to provide the women of Balochistan and the rest of Pakistan with an excellent standard of education and with the best skills regardless of creed, class, or age. It aspires to impart an education that not only develops the minds of its females but also makes them socially responsible, citizens. Bring revolution in Balochistan about women’s education through research to meet the globally recognized challenges: To achieve excellence in academic and research through our services to all females aspiring to be a productive professional in the society. To regulate all academic, financial, and administrative activities through proper forums. View full university

Nara Women's University provides students with a relaxed home environment. The relatively small size of our university means that students and professors alike can get to know each other personally and support is readily at hand when needed. On top of this, Nara Women's University offers modern university's facilities only minutes away from Nara Station and yet surrounded by Nara's cultural heritage's picturesque tranquility. It is even common to see deer wandering through the university grounds. Located at the Easternmost tip of the Silk Road, Nara has a long history of cultural exchange with Asia and the rest of the world. As a result of this history, students can relax after a hard day's study by taking a walk through the nearby Nara Park or even visiting one of Nara's many World Heritage sites such as Todaiji Temple or Kasuga Taisha Shrine. Nara Women's University has a unique trait: It offers a range of education programs for girls from 3 to 27 (from kindergarten children to graduate students). Considering that a significant portion of life is spent at school, it can be said that humans are creatures that love to study. The university comprises the Faculty of Letters, a staple of the women's college, the Faculty of Science, which is unusual for a women's college, and the Faculty of Human Life and Environment, which is the only one found at a women's college. Nara Women's Higher Normal School, the predecessor of Nara Women's University, opened in 1909. The Imperial Diet assembly voted in 1907 to determine where in the Kansai region to establish a second women's higher regular school. As it was a 131–131 draw between Kyoto and Nara, the chairman decided to establish it in Nara. While Tokyo Women's Higher Normal School was placed in the urban capital city, Nara Women's Higher School was placed in the ancient capital. It seems to have produced a very fateful role for us to play. After defeat in World War II, our forefathers launched and devoted themselves to a campaign to upgrade the school to a university. Due to the basic rule for establishing universities, the "one university per prefecture" rule, the school had to be approved as an exception. The difficulties involved in this task were unimaginable, and we experienced several teething troubles during the school's rebirth. The doctoral program was launched in 1980. However, this took four years from the planning stage. It had been a strong desire for the university to have the capability to train its doctoral candidates. Today, even though the university has had to experience the troubles of starting fresh for the third time, more than 500 graduate students devote themselves to studies in the Graduate School of Humanities and Sciences. Japan's population has been decreasing since 2007. As the trend changes, conventional thinking falls short, and the opposite of common sense becomes true in many ways. In the past, values were drastically turned upside down during the Meiji Restoration and World War II. According to the Science Council of Japan, a leading science organization in Japan, a movement to give "science for the sake of society" the same status as "science for the sake of science" is occurring today. At the same time, the voices that seek female leaders are becoming strong. Nara Women's University is located in Nara's ancient capital, a place where nature is all around. Students come from all over the country to enjoy Nara and then return home. Studying in Nara is unlike studying in a metropolitan city; it is more appropriate to learn how to walk at the forefront than running at the forefront. With this in mind, we would like to take on the future with the same passion that our forefathers displayed. View full university