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Report: Completion of 8th Semester Research Defense – Department of Education

The Department of Education is pleased to announce the successful conclusion of the Final Research Defense for its 8th-semester students on 9th–July/25, marking a significant milestone in the academic journey of our scholars. The event was held under the esteemed guidance of Ms. Shahtaj Akram, Research Coordinator, and Dr. Khadija Jaffar, Chairperson, Department of Education.

We extend our gratitude to, the dedicated faculty members of the Education Department for their unwavering support including all research supervisors for their rigorous mentorship and the students whose active participation enriched the dialogue on critical research topics.

The defense showcased rigorous research across diverse educational themes, reflecting the department’s commitment to addressing contemporary challenges in education. Students presented their studies with exceptional clarity and defended their work during engaging Q&A sessions with faculty and peers. Key research topics included:

1. Leadership and Inclusivity: "Exploring the Role of Leadership in Maintaining an Inclusive Environment at BUITEMS."
2. Political Influence on Academia: "The Impact of Political Organizations on Students’ Academic Performance at HEIs in Quetta: A Case Study of BUITEMS."
3. Gender and Education: "Policies and Practices to Respond to Girls’ Education in District Quetta."
4. Refugee Education: "Assessing the Progress and Challenges Faced by Afghan Refugees in Higher Education: A Case Study of Afghan Students at BUITEMS."

5. Pedagogical Challenges:
o "The Effect of Class Size on Academic Achievement in Primary Schools."
o "Exploring Learning Difficulties in Mathematics Among Secondary School Students in Quetta."

6. Curriculum Innovation: "Using Instructional Materials to Enrich Textbook Content in Secondary Schools."
The department extends its gratitude to:
• The dedicated faculty members, especially research supervisors, for their invaluable feedback.
• Students for their innovative presentations and receptiveness to constructive critique.
• Attendees whose insightful questions enriched the academic discourse.

The event underscored the department’s mission to foster research excellence and transformative education. We wish good luck to all participants for future endeavors!