CONVOCATION
6th Convocation - buitems
6th Convocation - buitems
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BUITEMS<br />
Quality & Excellence in Education<br />
FOREWORD<br />
Academic growth of a country is the key to economic development<br />
today. It is an accepted fact that a nation which is educationally<br />
more advanced and technically more sophisticated will always<br />
have an edge on those which are relatively lagging behind.<br />
Bringing modern education to the doorsteps of youth, without<br />
putting undue financial strain on the finances of their parents/<br />
guardians is the cherished ambition of all public sector<br />
universities in the country and they are shouldering this<br />
responsibility to the utmost in comparison with the financial/<br />
material resources being provided to them by the government.<br />
6th Convocation<br />
The three educative domains of good institutions of learning are<br />
(i) cognitive domain where more and more knowledge is gained by<br />
the learners (ii) Inductive domain where they build up their<br />
capabilities to apply the learnt knowledge for the solution of<br />
personal and professional problems and (iii) the behavior domain<br />
which prompts them to go for peaceful and altruistic living. This<br />
third domain, contrary to general perception, is the most<br />
important one, as the opportunity of getting higher education<br />
with open minds should make the students more tolerant towards<br />
people who hold opinions and values different from their own.<br />
Educated people are, more or less, prone to logical reasoning.<br />
They are intrinsically inclined to follow ethically cleaner paths<br />
instead of being blinded by instincts and emotions.<br />
At the same time knowledge has become the most important<br />
contributor to professional and economic development of nations.<br />
The increasing share of knowledge in the world economy and the<br />
power dominance of the developed countries leave no room for the<br />
developing countries like Pakistan to ignore the three essentials<br />
of the knowledge foundation i.e. education, software development<br />
and research oriented development.<br />
Realizing the paramount importance of higher education, the<br />
existence of a premier institution like BUITEMS in a<br />
comparatively under privileged part of the country, gives<br />
assurance that avenues of personal and national development are<br />
being opened in Balochistan, as well.<br />
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