New Semester At KU Commences From Jan 11

New Semester at KU commences from Jan 11

KARACHI, (UrduPoint / Pakistan Point News - 10th Jan, 2017 ) : The teaching for the new semester of the academic year 2017 at the University of Karachi would commence from January 11, an official of the institution said on Tuesday.

An orientation day for the new entrants at the University was held on Tuesday. The newly admitted students were briefed by the faculty members at various teaching departments. The Students Adviser, Prof.

Dr. Ghazal Khawaja, said that the new entrants were also apprised of the code of conduct that has been evolved for Karachi University students. She said that with this an effort has been made to improve the academic atmosphere as well as discipline at the Karachi University Campus.

Dr. Khawaja expressed the optimism that every possible efforts would be made for the implementation of the code of conduct in letter and spirit. According to the code of conduct notified by Dr.

Ghazal Khawaja, there should be no activity against national security and integrity and no interference in varsity's administrative activities. Anti-social activities in the varsity and use of threats and violence are highly prohibited.

Social media activities of students must be in accordance with ethical norms and must not provoke regional and sectarian divide and refrain from abusing.

Smoking and use and sale of `Ghutka', `Pan', `Chhalia' is also strictly prohibited and will be dealt with according to law.

There would be no unauthorised use of varsity's property, including transport. Students must respect teachers and non-teaching staff and cooperate with security staff for ensuring discipline. Wall chalking and posters pasting will also be prohibited, said the notification.

Carrying and use of arms or ammunition or explosive material will strictly be prohibited as well. All the students have to follow the university's rules and regulations including maintaining at least 75 percentage attendance in classes, said the notification.

Any sort of program in the varsity will need a five-day prior written permission from the relevant chairman and department. All co-curricular activities must be taken place with the guidance of the departmental student advisers.

Students were also directed not to enter the residential area of the campus. Students found in violation of university code of conduct will be dealt with in accordance with the university's law.