Education is Key to Development. A country cannot develop economically unless her literacy rate is accelerated. This is one of the important factors regarding being less developed in the world. Pakistan is one of the countries in the world, which invest a lot in education sector with vast human resources base with abundance of talents. Efforts had been made and are ongoing to boost up literacy rate to capitalize the human resources through the economic tools of efficiency of labour to make breakthrough in...
Read More
Lists of Eligible Candidates for Admissions MS/M.Phil/Ph.D Fall 2026-2027
22-Oct-2026Corrigendum for the tender of 6KVA Online UPS
14-Oct-2026NOTICE INVITING Tender (UPS and Batteries)
13-Oct-2026List of Eligible Candidates for Interviews: MS/M.Phil/Ph.D. Programs Session Fall 2026-2027
08-Oct-2026List of Applicants Applied for English/Computer Science/BBA/Project Management/Islamic Banking & Finance
05-Oct-2026Lists of Eligible Candidates for Ph.D. Admission Tests, Session Fall 2026-2027
25-Sep-2026Lists of Eligible Candidates for MS/M.Phil. Admission Tests, Session Fall 2026-2027
25-Sep-2026ADVERTISEMENT NO.III V(FALL SEMESTER)/2026
10-Sep-2026SBBWU Opens New Pathways in Innovation and Entrepreneurship Vice Chancellor Visits Silicon Village, Capital Smart City
| 19 October 2026 | |
| 10:00 AM | |
| Silicon Village, Capital Smart City, Islamabad |
SBBWU and NDMA Explore Partnership for Disaster Resilience Vice Chancellor Leads Delegation to National Disaster Management Authority
| Islamabad, 19 October 2026 | |
| 10:00 AM | |
| National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) headquarters |
SBBWU Strengthens Research Ties with Pakistan Science Foundation. Vice Chancellor Prof. Dr. Aneela Anwar Holds Productive Meeting with Chairman PSF
| 19 October 2026 | |
| 10:00 am | |
| Pakistan Science Foundation Islamabad |
Legal Literacy Session on Prevention of Gender-Based Violence and Workplace Harassment Held at SBBWU Peshawar
| September 22, 2026 | |
| 10:00 AM | |
| SBBWU Peshawar |
Collaboration with Uzbekistan Business Women Association to Empower Women Entrepreneurs
| Oct 8, 2026 | |
| 10:00 AM | |
| SBBWU Peshawar |
Assalam u Alaikum and Warm Greetings
With profound gratitude and humility, I Prof Dr. Anila Anwar, take up the charge of Vice Chancellor at Shaheed Benazir Bhutto Women University Peshawar, where we remain committed to our founding vision of empowering women through quality education, academic excellence, research, and innovation. As we move forward, we will build on this strong foundation with a renewed approach that emphasises institutional growth, academic advancement, effective governance, and meaningful opportunities for our students.
The institution's mandate rests on a simple premise: when women gain access to rigorous, solution-oriented learning, they become agents of change in their families, communities, and professions. Accordingly, the university's curriculum and research agenda are designed to move women beyond rote learning toward the critical thinking, technical competence, and entrepreneurial confidence needed to take on leadership roles in both the public and private sectors. Campus life matters just as much: inclusive learning spaces can strengthen women’s sense of belonging and encourage them to continue their studies. Supportive mentoring relationships, flexible academic structures, and accessible counselling services further reduce the social and logistical barriers that often lead women to interrupt or abandon higher education. Research-oriented programmes also give these students direct exposure to the problems facing their own province, from public health and water management to small-business development, so that their academic work translates into practical solutions rather than remaining confined to the classroom. Such an approach also prepares graduates to engage with international research networks and industry partners, enabling them to contribute to global knowledge while remaining rooted in the local context they seek to improve. Achieving this balance requires sustained institutional investment in faculty development, laboratory and library resources, and partnerships that give students meaningful exposure to professional environments before they graduate. Such exposure also helps graduates develop the professional networks and practical confidence that are often decisive when they move from study into employment or self-employment. Beyond individual skill-building, the university also seeks to strengthen the institutional pathways that connect women to the labour market, including career counselling, incubation support for women-led ventures, and alumni networks that sustain mentorship long after graduation. Such a network also gives students a sense of continuity with the university, allowing them to share their experience with the next generation of women entering the fields they have pioneered.
My vision is to foster an environment where education extends beyond classrooms, nurturing critical thinking, creativity, leadership, and professional competence. We aim to strengthen our academic programs, promote research and industry collaboration, enhance student support services, and create pathways that prepare our graduates to meet the challenges of an evolving world. We are equally committed to providing a safe, inclusive, and supportive learning environment where every student has the opportunity to discover her potential and pursue her aspirations. Through innovation, collaboration, and a shared sense of responsibility, we will continue to advance the university’s role in women’s empowerment and the socio-economic development of our region.
I invite our students, faculty, staff, alumni, and partners to join hands in this journey of progress. Together, we can build upon our achievements, embrace new possibilities, and strengthen SBBWU as a center of knowledge, opportunity, and excellence.
Our commitment remains steadfast: empowering women through education while shaping a future defined by excellence, innovation, and impact.