AKU-IED Public Lecture Series
Out-of-School Children: Who are they? What are their rights? What should we do?
Meet our alumna
Rahila Jeddy believes her MEd degree transformed her views about Pakistan’s education system
Religious education
Religious education and the potential for mitigating xenophobia
Safe return to campus
Safety guidelines for students as they resume on-campus classes
The application deadline for our PhD, MPhil and MEd programmes is extended to June 23, 2020. Don’t miss this chance.
We develop teachers, educators, education managers, researchers and policymakers as exemplary leaders to improve the quality of education; generate knowledge to transform educational practices and policies; and implement innovative and contextually relevant school improvement models in the under-served and hard-to-access areas. Learn more...
What I admire most about IED is that here, at this institution, students are encouraged to bring and share their experiences that adds so much value to the learning process. It truly respects and nurtures an individual's uniqueness and strengths instead of taking a cookie-cutter approach to academics.
Creating Ripples
After taking a break from teaching to pursue a master’s degree at IED, Tasneem Shabbar returned to the Al Murtaza School to set up a professional development centre for teachers. Watch how her initiative has created a vibrant learning environment for teachers and generated a ripple of change that has spread to students and the broader school system.
