THERE have been reports about a proposal being considered by the Sindh government to merge all the existing public-sector institutions of higher education in Larkana and convert them into a single university.

However, the individual campuses are meant for providing quality education with specialised facilities, faculty and resources of their own. Integrating all the campuses and bringing them under one roof may pose challenges of quality education and large administration, resulting in bureaucratic delays in decision-making and logistical challenges in providing adequate resources.

Instead of establishing an umbrella university, a better solution would be to invest in the upgradation of the existing facilities.

All the current campuses should be equipped with resources in terms of equipment, faculty, facilities and management. The investment would result in fruitful outcomes in the years ahead.

Mujtaba Hassan
Larkana

Published in Dawn, June 9th, 2023

Opinion

Editorial

Promises, promises
Updated 03 Dec, 2023

Promises, promises

The climate crisis transcends national borders and political agendas, demanding a unified, decisive response.
PCB’s strange decision
03 Dec, 2023

PCB’s strange decision

THE Pakistan Cricket Board’s decision-making and the way it is being run has become a joke. A day after appointing...
Resettling Afghans
03 Dec, 2023

Resettling Afghans

FOR two years now, since the Afghan Taliban took Kabul, thousands of Afghans in Pakistan who had worked for Western...
Next steps
Updated 02 Dec, 2023

Next steps

An impression is gaining currency that the decision-makers want more time to continue stabilising the economy.
Massacre resumes
Updated 02 Dec, 2023

Massacre resumes

Efforts should be made to renew the ceasefire, but they should also push for a long-term cessation of hostilities.
Wearing poison
02 Dec, 2023

Wearing poison

A RECENT study by Karachi University has cast a spotlight on the contamination of children’s jewellery with toxic...