Lahore, The University of the Punjab has scheduled a pre-defense seminar for a Ph.D. dissertation by Mr. Farrukh Iqbal, which will address the psychological, social, and demographic correlates of juvenile delinquency in Pakistan. The seminar is set to take place on June 13, 2024, and will be conducted via a video call, reflecting the university’s adaptation to flexible and accessible academic formats.

According to University of the Punjab, the dissertation under the guidance of Dr. Noumana Amjad explores significant factors related to juvenile delinquency, aiming to contribute valuable insights into its prevention and management. The seminar, mandatory for all Ph.D., M.Phil, and MS Health Psychology students, underscores the importance of collaborative academic efforts in enhancing the educational environment and encouraging scholarly engagement. The university has made provisions for faculty members and students to join the seminar online, ensuring wide accessibility and participation.

The details and link to the seminar have been circulated among the academic community, with an emphasis on the participation of students from related departments, reflecting the university’s commitment to fostering an integrated academic community.