Students of BBA–7 at SZABIST University Islamabad participated in an engaging simulated focus group discussion on “The Future of Digital Privacy” under the supervision of Dr. Khansa Zaman. The activity was designed as an experiential learning exercise to deepen students’ understanding of digital ethics and contemporary business challenges. The structured simulation featured one moderator and […]

Students of BBA–7 at SZABIST University Islamabad took part in an engaging role-playing activity as part of their Services Marketing course under the supervision of Dr. Khansa Zaman. The experiential learning session focused on key concepts including service failure, service quality, service ethics, and the service gap model, enabling students to understand how effective communication, […]

Students of Consumer Behaviour (BBA-4) at SZABIST University Islamabad participated in an experiential learning activity through a simulated focus group discussion titled “Digital Peer Pressure – From Friends to Feeds.” The session generated meaningful dialogue on how social media platforms influence choices, emotions, and self-perception. Students discussed how algorithms often amplify comparison culture and create […]

 SZABIST University Islamabad participated in a seminar on digital safety titled “The Road to Digital Safety: Combatting Technology-Facilitated Violence Against Women and Girls”, organized in collaboration with the Sustainable Development Policy Institute (SDPI). Ms. Saba Butt, Focal Person SDGs from the Faculty of Management Sciences, along with EMBA and MBA students, represented SZABIST University Islamabad […]

To promote a safe, respectful, and inclusive campus environment, SZABIST University Islamabad organized an Anti-Harassment Awareness Session for newly admitted BSCS students from the Department of Computing and Robotics. The session focused on key areas including responsible citizenship, sensible use of social media, awareness of the University Anti-Harassment Committee, and SZABIST’s zero-tolerance policy toward drug abuse […]