Emerson University Multan Hosts Training Session on Freelancing in Collaboration with Punjab Information Technology Board

Emerson University Multan collaborated with the Punjab Information Technology Board to host a free online training session on Freelancing. The event, entitled “Learn for Halal Earning”, was held under the visionary leadership of Vice Chancellor Professor Dr. Mohammad Ramzan, with the aim of enlightening students about the effective use of modern technology for a prosperous future.
During the program, Professor Maqsood Alam Rizvi, the Director of Student Affairs at Emerson University Multan, expressed his gratitude to the Punjab Information Technology Board team and shared information about forthcoming events for students. The Director of the Punjab Information Technology Board, Muhammad Amjad, explained the program’s objectives and thanked the Vice Chancellor of Emerson University Multan for excellent program management.
The esteemed Professor Dr Asad Miraj, Principal of the University of Education Multan Campus, also extended his thanks to Vice Chancellor Professor Dr Mohammad Ramzan for organizing the program and urged students to contribute to the country’s economy through online earning while taking responsibility for themselves and their parents.
In his address to the students, Vice Chancellor Professor Dr. Mohammad Ramzan stressed the significance of the program as a stepping stone towards a brighter future and emphasized the importance of “Learning for the sake of earning halal.”
The event concluded with the presentation of a university honorary shield to Muhammad Amjad, the programmer from the Punjab Information Technology Board, by Vice Chancellor Emerson University Multan Professor Dr. Muhammad Ramzan. Numerous university professors and students participated in the program, which was a resounding success.