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Lahore School of Economics A Distinguished seat of Learning, Teaching and Research The Lahore School of Economics has two campuses: The Main Campus and the City Campus.

Welcome to the page of the Lahore School of Economics - a distinguished seat of learning - known for high quality teaching and research. The Lahore School of Economics or “The Lahore School” was established in 1993 and chartered by the Government of Punjab in January 1997, through the Lahore School of Economics Act 1997 (Provincial Assembly of the Punjab- Act II of 1997). The Main Campus, spread over 35 acres, is located on the intersection of DHA Phase VI Main Boulevard and Burki Road. The City Campus is located in Gulberg near the central Liberty Market area.

09/07/2026
09/07/2026
08/07/2026

Faculty Conference Presentation
Naeema Arshad and Arshad Awan presented their research titled "Forts of Potohar: Reconstructing Cultural, Military, and Architectural Landscapes" at the Istanbul: Heritage(s), Cultural Pasts, and Urban Futures conference organised by AMPS. This study examines the historical development, architectural diversity, and cultural significance of selected Potohar forts, focusing on their multilayered heritage shaped by interventions spanning the pre-Islamic, Islamic, Mughal, Sikh, and colonial periods. Using a qualitative, interdisciplinary approach, the research integrates historical analysis and cultural interpretation with architectural and spatial studies. It combines architectural, historical, and cultural perspectives to contribute to regional and global discourse, highlighting critical issues such as conservation, documentation, and participatory heritage management in frontier Pakistan.
https://www.isikun.edu.tr/en/news/we-are-honored-host-istanbul-heritages-cultural-pasts-and-urban-futures-conference-our-maslak

07/07/2026

Teaching and Research Resource Centre- 7 (TRRC-7) is dedicated to advancing research, education, and innovation in the field of environmental studies. The center serves as a platform for researchers, faculty, and students to explore practical solutions to today's environmental challenges and contribute to a more sustainable future.

02/07/2026
29/06/2026
Pakistan’s economy is struggling under the weight of a global energy shock that has dampened growth, stoked inflation, a...
29/06/2026

Pakistan’s economy is struggling under the weight of a global energy shock that has dampened growth, stoked inflation, and strained the country’s external accounts, according to a quarterly report prepared by the Modelling Lab of the Innovation and Technology Centre at the Lahore School of Economics.

Pakistan’s economy is feeling the pressure of the global energy crisis ⚡📉

Rising oil and gas prices are slowing growth, increasing inflation, and putting extra strain on the country’s finances.

For everyday people, this means higher fuel costs, expensive electricity, and rising prices for basic goods.

As global energy markets remain unstable, economies like Pakistan Reliant on imports, are hit the hardest.

Read more here
https://www.brecorder.com/news/40427600/economy-struggling-under-weight-of-global-energy-shock-report

LAHORE: Pakistan’s economy is struggling under the weight of a global energy shock that has dampened growth, stoked...

Pakistan's Growth Slows Amid Energy ShockThe latest Quarterly Economic Assessment by the Lahore School of Economics Mode...
28/06/2026

Pakistan's Growth Slows Amid Energy Shock
The latest Quarterly Economic Assessment by the Lahore School of Economics Modelling Lab, authored by Dr. Moazam Mahmood and Dr. Azam Amjad Chaudhry, estimates Pakistan's GDP growth at 3.1% for FY2025–26. The report warns that rising global energy prices are fueling inflation, increasing poverty, and putting economic recovery at risk.

https://tribune.com.pk/story/2615187/growth-dips-to-31-on-energy-shock

ChatGPT said: Pakistan's Growth Slows Amid Energy Shock The latest Quarterly Economic Assessment by the Lahore School of Economics Modelling Lab, authored by Dr. Moazam Mahmood and Dr. Azam Amjad Chaudhry, estimates Pakistan's GDP growth at 3.1% for FY2025–26. The report warns that rising global e...

🇵🇰📊 Pakistan’s Economy  What’s Really Happening?A new report by the Modeling Lab, Innovation & Technology Centre at Laho...
26/06/2026

🇵🇰📊 Pakistan’s Economy
What’s Really Happening?

A new report by the Modeling Lab, Innovation & Technology Centre at Lahore School of Economics reveals a mixed picture 👇

✨ The Good News:
🌾 Agriculture is bouncing back (~3%)
🏭 Manufacturing is growing (~6%)
💼 Services sector improving (~3.7%)

⚠️ The Challenges:
📈 Inflation rising to ~9%
⛽ Energy prices hitting hard
📉 Poverty increased to 21.1%

📊 Overall Growth: Around 3.1% (could drop to 2.8%)

💡 Reality Check:
Pakistan is recovering
but slowly, and heavy dependence on energy imports is still a major hurdle.

👉 Big question: Can we sustain growth without controlling energy costs?
Read the report below

23/06/2026

LSIL & AI Centre is proud to see our 3rd Cohort graduate - Mr. Muhammad Ehsaan Ur Raheem delivering lecture on "AI-Powered SaaS Creation Training" this summer semester at the Lahore School.

First session was successfully done where participants gained knowledge on transforming innovative ideas into AI-driven SaaS solutions. What techniques and skills are required in this AI dominated market.

COURSE DAYS & TIME:
Every Monday & Wednesday
11:00 AM – 1:00 PM
Venue: Computer Lab 3

Idea is to provide an opportunity for students to incorporate Artificial Intelligence that can help in building smart entrepreneurs and technology-driven innovative projects.






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Intersection Main Boulevard Phase VI DHA, Burki Road
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