Islamabad: TMUC Higher Education Group held its Class of 2026 Graduation Ceremony at Serena Hotel, Islamabad, with AJK President Dr. Muhammad Najeeb Naqi Khan as Chief Guest. The event was hosted by TMUC Founder and CEO Dr Faisal Mushtaq and attended by former AJK President Sardar Masood Khan, British Council Pakistan Country Director James Hampson, faculty, parents and international partners.
Professor Anthony Woodman, Vice-Chancellor of the University of Hertfordshire, travelled from London to deliver the keynote, marking ten years of partnership with TMUC. He urged graduates to prioritise employability, adaptability and lifelong learning, and said higher education must stay connected to industry and innovation. Professor Lyndsay Duthie of the University for the Creative Arts (UCA) also attended, marking eight years of collaboration.
Dr Mushtaq said a university’s greatest ranking is the employability of its graduates, and that in the age of AI, creativity is “the ultimate human skill.” President Najeeb Naqi Khan stressed education’s role in developing responsible leadership and public service.
Graduates were recognised across TMUC’s schools of Education, Creative Arts, Computing, Business and Social Sciences, Foundations and Laws, with pathways offered with Hertfordshire, University of London, UCA, Pearson and NCC Education. The ceremony ended with mementos for guests and a cake-cutting reception.
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