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The Suleman Dawood School of Business (SDSB) resides at the intersection of innovative business practices, economic growth, and societal advancement. The MS Healthcare Management and Innovation (HMI) programme impacts the practice of healthcare management by creating leaders, innovators, and managers. It connects students with healthcare leaders through an innovative, experiential curriculum, intensive skills education, and diverse learning experiences.

On July 10, 2021, LUMS signed MOUs and announced new collaborations with Bahria International Hospital, Shaukat Khanum Memorial Hospital and Research Centre (SKMH&RC), and Shifa International Hospital. These partnerships will provide internship opportunities to students pursuing the MS HMI degree at SDSB.

Rector, LUMS, Mr. Shahid Hussain; Vice Provost, Dr. Tariq Jadoon; MS HMI Programme Director, Dr. Hassan Rauf; Associate Dean Academics, Dr. Syed Aun R. Rizvi, and MS HMI Executive in Residence, Mr. Kashif Khan, were present at the signing ceremony. Dr. Shazia Asim, Vice President, Bahria International Hospital; Dr. Asif Loya, Medical Director, SKMH&RC, and Dr. Zeeshan Bin Ishtiaque, Medical Director, Shifa International Hospital, signed the MOUs on behalf of their organisations.

LUMS Staff Scholarships now available for SDSB Graduate Programmes

Suleman Dawood School of Business – LUMS is committed to providing business education of the highest level. SDSB is one of only 5 percent of business schools in the world to have earned the AACSB accreditation, a testament to its quality of education, research, and commitment to improvement.

As Pakistan’s top business school, Suleman Dawood School of Business aims to develop ideas and people for the betterment of business and society. SDSB understands the importance of creating an environment in which all students including LUMS staff can reach their full potential.

With this in mind, SDSB is pleased to announce that any LUMS staff member gaining admission to a Master’s programme offered by the business school will be offered a 50% scholarship. SDSB is the first business school in the world to offer its university staff a 50% scholarship. To qualify, the staff member(s) will need to satisfy all standard admission requirements and meet additional criteria established by the University.