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Oxford Pakistan Programme

Opening doors and generating opportunities for young Pakistani scholars at Oxford University

Opening doors and generating opportunities for young Pakistani scholars at Oxford University

Opening doors and generating opportunities for young Pakistani scholars at Oxford University

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Oxford Pakistan Programme

Promoting academic exchange between Pakistan & Oxford

Promoting academic exchange between Pakistan & Oxford

Promoting academic exchange between Pakistan & Oxford

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Oxford Pakistan Programme

Broadening academic conversations on Pakistan

Broadening academic conversations on Pakistan

Broadening academic conversations on Pakistan

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The Oxford Pakistan Programme (the “OPP”) is the first initiative of its kind that seeks to create new opportunities for Pakistani scholars and support Pakistan-related activities at the University of Oxford.

The principal aims of OPP are to:

  1. increase the representation of Pakistani and British Pakistani students at the University of Oxford;
  2. raise the academic profile of Pakistan, and Pakistan-related studies at the University of Oxford; and
  3. act as a bridge between the University of Oxford and Pakistan’s academic community through the exchange of scholars and the sharing of scholarship.

A home-grown initiative that is led by Pakistani academics and alumni, the OPP works in close partnership with various departments and colleges of the University of Oxford, and acts as a unique platform for collaboration on Pakistan at Oxford.

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The principal aims of OPP are to:

  1. increase the representation of Pakistani and British Pakistani students at the University of Oxford;
  2. raise the academic profile of Pakistan, and Pakistan-related studies at the University
    of Oxford; and
  3. act as a bridge between the University of Oxford and Pakistan’s academic community through the exchange of scholars and the sharing of scholarship.

 

A home-grown initiative that is led by Pakistani academics and alumni, the OPP works in close partnership with various departments and colleges of the University of Oxford, and acts as a unique platform for collaboration on Pakistan at Oxford.

Meet Wajeeha Amir - OPP’s Malala Yousafzai Scholar 2023-24

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Meet our Scholars 2023-24

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The Tareen Oxford Scholarship is made possible by the generous support of Mr. Ali Tareen, an alumnus of Kellogg College, Oxford. This scholarship is designed to support deserving Pakistani scholars from South Punjab and increase their representation at the University of Oxford. The scholarship will be established as a five-year programme, with funds being donated annually and being disbursed on a rolling basis.

Notable Pakistani Alumni at Oxford

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Muhammad Ali Jauhar

Founder and President of All-India Muslim League
Lincoln College (1898-1902)

1913

Huseyn Shaheed Suhrawardy

Former Prime Minister of Pakistan
St Catherine’s College (1913–1914)

1920

Liaquat Ali Khan

Former Prime Minister of Pakistan
Exeter College (1920-1921)

1913

Feroz Khan Noon

Former Prime Minister of Pakistan
Wadham College (1913-1916)

1941

Masood Khadarpoosh

Leading Bureaucrat and Intellectual
St John’s College (1941)

1945

Fazlur Rahman Malik

Philosopher of Islam
(1945–1949)

1950

Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto

Former Prime Minister of Pakistan
Christ Church (1950-1952)

1964

Wasim Sajjad

Former President of Pakistan
Wadham College (1964-1966)

1964

Tariq Ali

Political Activist and Journalist
Exeter College (1964-1966)

1965

Qasim Mehdi

Renowned Molecular Biologist
Magdalen College (1965-1969)

1973

Benazir Bhutto

Former Prime Minister of Pakistan
Lady Margaret Hall (1973–1977)

1972

Imran Khan

Former Prime Minister of Pakistan
Keble College (1972–1975)

2017

Malala Yousafzai

World’s Youngest Nobel Prize Laureate
Lady Margaret Hall (2017-2020)

1960

Farooq Leghari

Former President of Pakistan
St Catherine’s College (1960-1963)