A seminar on topic of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics.

FAISALABAD October 14: Although the students are getting higher marks compared to the past, but there is a need to refurbish critical scientific thinking based on STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) that drives economic growth through innovation, and equips individuals with the ability to solve problems for technologically advanced world. It was stated by speakers to one-day cascading training session titled project-based learning and STEM Education in universities arranged by Department of Mathematics & Statistics, University of Agriculture, Faisalabad on the directives of Vice Chancellor Prof Dr Zulfiqar Ali in collaboration with National Academy of Higher Education (NAHE), Higher Education Commission (HEC), British Council and ORIC. Addressing on the occasion, Dean Faculty of Sciences Prof Dr Amer Jamil said that STEM provides critical thinking, problem-solving, and creativity, preparing the students for the modern job market and driving innovation. He said that STEM was an interdisciplinary approach to education that integrates these fields to develop problem-solving and critical thinking skills. Department Chairman Dr. Muhammad Zafar Iqbal said that STEM are the foundation for technological advancements that reshape industries and our daily lives. Dr. Muhammad Kashif said that STEM education enables individuals to apply their knowledge to solve complex issues and understand the relevance of their learning. Resource Persons includes Dr. Kashif Javaid from Department of Physics, GCUF and Dr. Muhammad Kashif from Assistant Professor/STEM Trainer, UAF