What’s at the core of the SEE Pakistan start-ups evaluation paradigm? Integrity and Transparency

Behind the $10,000 USD prize is a rigorous, transparent process that ensures only the best startups reach the final stage.

The SEE Pakistan Legacy: A Pioneer in the National Startup Movement

SEE Pakistan did not start as a famous event. It started as a belief. The belief that Pakistan’s universities were producing talented, driven young people who had nowhere to show what they could do. That gap needed to be filled. In August 2022, it was.

Beyond Neo-Aristotelianism: Bringing the Prophetic Tradition into the Global Conversation on Character and Flourishing

By Syed Ali Mohsin Naqvi: The global resurgence of character education in higher education has largely been shaped by neo-Aristotelian virtue ethics.

The Difference Between Looking Good and Being Good

By Sidra Parveen: We live in an age where appearing good has become easier than ever, while truly being good has become something we can easily overlook.

The Growth Drivers: Pakistan’s Leading Innovation Hubs and Annual Showcases

Pakistan’s innovation ecosystem is not built on one event or one city. It is built on a network of institutions, technology parks, incubation centres, and annual showcases that work together.

Pakistan’s Innovation Surge: University Projects & Startups Taking Centre Stage

Pakistan’s innovation scene is growing fast. From October 2025 to June 2026, universities and startups across the country took part in major expos and exhibitions. Students pitched AI tools. Researchers showed working prototypes. Young founders competed for funding.
The standout event of the season is SEE Pakistan 2026. It offers the highest cash prize of any innovation expo in Pakistan — $10,000 USD.

Skills needed by fresh PhDs for teaching undergraduate students

By Ms. Shehnaz Fatima: From my student days to my time as a lecturer, one point is beyond dispute, whenever we are asked to talk about our beloved, proficient teacher, have we ever quoted their names because of their PhDs?

Growing Misuse and Normalization of Serious Psychological Terms among students without Realizing the Damage

By Ms. Amber Saleem: My student forgot to submit her assignment last week and instantly cried, “I got a panic because my assignment is misplaced somewhere.”

Does the Rise of Digitalization Signal the Decline of Socialization?

By Ms. Amber Saleem: Would our forefathers ever have imagined that their coming generations would talk to machines?

The Power of Shared Identity in Transforming Individual Triumph into Collective Hope and Global Collaboration

By Ms. Amber Saleem: Everywhere a voice was heard, “You belong to us. You belong to us.” The Negro whispered, “You are mine.”