Department Of Sociology GCU Lahore Official

An informal get together with our PhD scholars with good food, thoughtful conversations, and academic camaraderie in a relaxed setting.

Another proud achievement for our department 🌟

Shahzaib Awan (Session 2018–2022), Student & Former President of the Ravians Sociological Society, has been recommended by the Punjab Public Service Commission as Assistant Director (BPS-17) in the Social Welfare & Bait ul Maal Department, Government of Punjab.

A reflection of his leadership, dedication, and commitment to serving society.

Celebrating another remarkable success story 🌟

Our student Mehrullah Baloch (2018–2022) has secured his position as an Inspector in Balochistan Police (BPS-16). Alongside this achievement, he has qualified the written stages of PCS Balochistan and Tehsildar, highlighting his strong academic foundation and competitive excellence.

His journey reflects determination and a clear commitment to serving society.

We proudly highlight the success of our alumna 🌟

Rizwana Sarfraz, BS Sociology (2018–2022), transformed her passion for social change into achievement by clearing the Punjab Probation and Parole Service exam on her very first attempt—also marking her first-ever government job interview. Her journey reflects dedication, resilience, and a deep commitment to the values of Reintegration, Reformation, and Rehabilitation.

This proud moment captures the completion of her six-week training, marking the beginning of her impactful career in public service.

We take immense pride in celebrating the remarkable achievement of our student, Saqib Ali (2017-2021)🌟

From academic excellence to professional distinction, Saqib has set an inspiring example by being selected as an Officer in the Counter Terrorism Department (CTD) and further securing a prestigious position in the Punjab Enforcement and Regulatory Authority (PERA) as an Enforcement Inspector, currently serving at Tehsil Raiwind, District Lahore.

His outstanding performance in the PPSC PERA Exam, where he secured top position, reflects his dedication, hard work, and commitment to excellence.

This success story truly embodies the values of determination and excellence that our department strives to nurture in every student.

125th Sports Gala of GCU 🏆

The students of the Department of Sociology proudly participated in the 125th Sports Gala of Government College University, showcasing not only their athletic spirit but also their teamwork and enthusiasm. From the thrill of competition to moments of laughter and unity, it was more than just games — it was about bonding, energy, and unforgettable memories.

A celebration of passion, resilience, and the true spirit of GCU. ✨

Trauma leaves unseen wounds that shape lives in complex ways. It is a matter of great honor that two of our faculty members, Ayesha Farooq (Chairperson) and Miss Nimra Ishtiaq (Lecturer), presented their research at the International Symposium on Psycho-Social Trauma and its Management in Pakistan.
The research-informed session explored the social, psychological, and physiological impacts of trauma, while emphasizing pathways toward healing and resilience.
The Department of Sociology is grateful for this collaboration and looks forward to continued engagement with PSTSS.

Soon Valley with this group felt like hitting the refresh button; fresh air, fun company, chaotic bus vibes, and memories we’ll be smiling about for a long time💞

The Ravian Sociological Society organized an engaging panel discussion on gender-based discrimination and the unspoken norms shaped by shame, fear, and silence. Our esteemed panelists shared profound insights on various dimensions of the issue.

Dr. Asma Majeed discussed the patriarchal culture that silence and control women’s voices.
Miss Abeeha Shaloom emphasized the importance of creating safe environments, understanding trauma responses, and fostering healthy coping mechanisms.
Dr. Ayesha Farooq highlighted the impact of structural and family norms, along with the issue of institutional neglect.

Special thanks to our guest speakers for sharing their expertise and enriching the session.

Looking closely at the fears we carry and the stories we hide. Join us on 11th November 2025.
We welcome our Guest Speakers and their valuable insights.

Dr. Asma Majeed (Gender Expert)
Miss Abeeha Shaloom (Psychologist)
Dr. Ayesha Farooq (Sociologist)

A powerful screening of “Saving Face” by the Ravian Sociological Society encouraged meaningful dialogue on women’s rights, social justice, and women resilience.
Activities like these help broaden our sociological lens and nurture compassion within the community.