Preston University(NWFP)

Introduction

Preston University, was established as School of Business and Commerce in 1984 to foster academic excellence. Preston University is seriously committed to improving the quality of higher education in Pakistan. The university is managed by a group of dedicated professionals and academicians who have committed their lives to the cause of higher education in Pakistan. Since its inception in 1984, Preston Network has imparted knowledge and skills to thousands of individuals through many teaching programs. The experience at this University has played an important role in the professional and personal development of our students. Preston University will continue to fulfill its responsibilities to the society by creating and providing facilities for personal and professional growth of individuals who wish to make a career in the fields of business, technology, natural and social sciences, humanities, and arts.


Preston University is the first private university of Pakistan and now has one of the largest networks of campuses in this country. Being pioneer of private-sector Higher Education in Pakistan, we are proud that Preston University plays an important role as leader and pace-setter in higher education in Pakistan.

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