Institute of Business
Administration (IBA) Karachi has announced the job vacancies for the posts of
following Positions. We gather this advertisement from “Jang Epaper” Newspaper
date 31 August 2022.
Posted Date: 31August 2022. Posted by: pakjobinfo Staff Member֎֎֎֎֎
Most recent Jobs in Institute of
Business Administration (IBA) Karachi are Manager Marketing
& Communications, Senior Executive Finance, Senior Executive Creative &
Content, Assistant Manager Finance, Executive Dean Officer, Assistant Manager
Marketing, Digital & Technical Lead, Senior Executive, and Technical
Support Engineer.
Positions
Categories
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Sr. No.
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Name of Post
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1
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Manager, Marketing & Communications
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2
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Digital & Technical Lead, Marketing &
Communications
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3
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Senior Executive, Center for Executive Education
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4
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Assistant Manager Finance – Taxation
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5
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Senior Executive Finance, Payroll
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6
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Executive Dean Office, School of Business
Studies
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7
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Assistant Manager Marketing, Marketing &
Communications
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8
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Senior Executive Creative & Content,
Marketing & Communications
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9
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Technical Support Engineer, ICT
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Posted on: 29 August 2022
Last Date to Apply: 11 September 2022
How to Apply
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Interested Applicants can submit online
application form at official website: www.iba.edu.pk.
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Applicants are requested to submit applications
ONLINE only. Submission in hard copy will not be accepted.
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Applications received after the due date will
not be considered.
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Active and recent contact information (i.e.,
Email Address & Cell Number) is a mandatory requirement.
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All original academic and experience documents
will be required at the time of the group discussion and interview.
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For some other detail instruction please see
the advertisement.
Let’s Know about Institute of
Business Administration (IBA) Karachi
History
It was in 1955 the Institute of Public and Business Administration
(IPBA) was laid out, making it one of the most seasoned business colleges
outside North America. Starting specialized help was given by the amazingly
popular Wharton School of Finance, University of Pennsylvania. Not long after
the University of Southern California set up different offices at the Institute
and a few unmistakable American teachers were relegated to the IBA. The course
contents, the educational plan, the academic apparatuses and the appraisal and
testing techniques were created under the direction of rumored researchers from
these two foundations. IBA has ardently protected the elevated expectations and
scholarly practices it had acquired from Wharton and USC while adjusting and
changing them with the progression of time.
In 1956 a two-year MBA morning program started as a constituent
unit of the University of Karachi. Workforce was employed in the division of
Public and Business Administration, as a team with the University of
Pennsylvania and helped by United States International Corporation
Administration, presently USAID. In 1957, a two-year MBA evening program was
sent off to take care of the requirements of various working leaders and
supervisors who were keen on encouraging their professions through part-time
business studies.
It was in 1965 the staff of IBA, Dhaka University and Kelley School
of Business together fostered the two-year MBA program for previous East
Pakistan. The primary PC course, Electronic Data Processing was presented in
1966.
After the total development of the Institute's two grounds, morning
and night classes started at the principal grounds in 1965 and at the city
grounds in 1967. In 1968 a two-year BBA program was presented, trailed by the send
off of a three-year BBA (Hons.) program in 1982, which has now been moved up to
a four-year BBA program.
The Faculty of Computer Science was initially settled as the Center
for Computer Studies in 1983 with the joint effort of IBM, Pakistan. It at first
offered a PGD in System Analysis alongside a two-year MBA (MIS) program to beat
a lack of programming experts in the country. It currently offers BS (Computer
Science), MS (Computer Science), and PhD programs. It was in 1989 the PGD
(System Analysis) program was moved up to a two-year MBA (MIS) program.
Toward the beginning of another 10 years, a two-year MBA (Banking)
program was sent off as a team with ANZ-Grindlays Bank. In 1993, two projects,
a two-year MBA Executive and a three-year BBA Executive were begun at the city
grounds.
Till 1994, the University of Karachi granted degrees to the alumni.
In that year, the Sindh Assembly raised the Institute's status to that of a
degree-granting establishment.
In 1997, a three-year BBA (MIS) praises program was declared to
take care of the rising job of data innovation in business. The MIS program was
renamed to Management Information System and Sciences program in acknowledgment
of the way that it covers both Information Systems and Computer Sciences.
The PGD (Computer Science) evening program was proposed to part
time understudies in 1998. Around the same time, a three-year Bachelor in
Computer Science (BCS) praises program was reported, alongside a three-year BBA
(MIS) program, and a three-year BS (Computer Science) program.
Toward the beginning of the 21st hundred years, in 2002, all
undergrad programs were moved up to four-year degree programs. Around the same
time, Center for Executive Education (CEE) was laid out.
In 2004 the National Talent Hunt (NTHP) program was sent off. In
2005 PhD's in CSE, MIS and ICT were advertised.
In 2008, a two-year MS in Computer Science, Information innovation
and Software Engineering were presented alongside a BS in Software Engineering
and Information Technology. Around the same time the four-year BCS degree title
was renamed to BS Computer Science.
In 2009, IBA presented its most memorable end of the week Executive
MBA Program (EMBA) of 2.5 years, zeroing in on the necessities of the
mid-vocation experts, serving in the Corporate Sector, Banks and Government
divisions. The educational program, strategy and course material have been
created in conference with industry specialists and lead asset people. The
Center for Computer Studies was renamed to Center for CS and MIS. Around the
same time, two MoU's were agreed upon: a 10-year MoU was endorsed with Babson
College, USA for setting up the IBA Center for Entrepreneurial Development
(CED); and one more with the CFA Institute.
The Center for CS and MIS was renamed to Faculty of Computer
Science in 2010. M.S. (Financial matters) program was presented, alongside the
Dean's List and Best Final Year Project grants. The utilization of Enterprise
Resource Planning (ERP) was additionally executed around the same time.
The MBA educational plan was redone in 2011, with the new program
of study requiring at least two years of pertinent work insight. PhD
(Economics) was sent off over that year. The IBA was granted South Asia Quality
Assurance Systems (SAQS) authorization by AMDISA. The Departments of
Mathematical Sciences, and Social Sciences and Liberal Arts were laid out
denoting the Institute to be in excess of a business college. During that very
year, the IBA got participation of the European Foundation for Management
Development.
In 2012 the Learning Management System (LMS) was placed into
impact. Various undergrad, graduate post graduate projects were sent off,
including a four-year BS Economics and Mathematics program, MS Mathematics, PhD
Mathematics and MS programs prompting PhD. The Institute marked MoUs with the
University of Malaya; the Indian School of Business (ISB), to advance chief
training in Pakistan; and with the SP Jain Institute of Management and
Research.
The IBA was enrolled as an instruction supplier of the Project
Management Institute (PMI), USA. It was in 2012 the Institute's graduated class
crossed the 10,000 alumni mark.
The Institute offered four-year undergrad programs in the
Department of Social Sciences and Liberal Arts, and in the Department of Accounting
and Finance. To work with understudy and personnel trades alongside research
joint efforts, the IBA International Resource Center (IRC) was laid out. The
Social Sciences and Liberal Arts Department set up the Ardeshir Cowasjee Center
for Writing for understudies to investigate innovative roads through
composition. MoU's for the BS Accounting and Finance Program were endorsed with
the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Pakistan (ICAP) and the Institute of
Bankers Pakistan (IBP).
In 2014 Center for Excellence in Journalism (CEJ-IBA) was laid out
through an understanding between the IBA and the US State office. CEJ is a
coordinated effort between the International Center for Journalists (ICFJ), the
Institute of Business Administration (IBA), and the Medill School of Journalism
at Northwestern University. Around the same time, PhD in Computer Science was
advertised. Two more MoUs were finished paperwork for the BS Accounting and
Finance Program with the Chartered Institute of Management Accountants (CIMA),
and the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA).
The Center for Excellence in Islamic Finance (CEIF) was laid out in
2015 at the Aman Tower, city grounds with the goal of giving a stage to
revelation, improvement and dispersal of information in the field of Islamic
Finance. It expects to be a top notch Center which, through schooling and
examination, carries on IBA's tradition of thought administration in the
Islamic Finance industry. PGD in Supply Chain Management, Human Resource Management
and Healthcare Management was likewise presented during the year.
In 2016 a MoU was endorsed with the International Center for
Education in Islamic Finance (INCEIF), Malaysia for participation with the IBA
CEIF followed by the send off of a two-year MS in Islamic Banking and Finance
program presented by the Center in 2017.
2018 saw a one-of-its-sort entry presented by the Institute, the
IBA Job Portal which was imagined and planned in-house by the ICT division in a
joint effort with the Career Development Center and the Alumni Department. This
entrance empowers graduated class and understudies to make their profiles and
secure positions/temporary jobs, while managers can post opportunities and
quest profiles for the purpose of recruiting. The work entrance will be the
best device in smoothing out the position strategy and building an organization
of understudies, graduated class and businesses.
The CEJ-IBA presented the MS Journalism program in 2018. That very
year saw the send off of BS Economics, alongside an endorsement of the MS
Management program by the Higher Education Commission.
Vision
To be among the best learning establishments in Pakistan.
Mission
To grant quality schooling in various instructive fields to
understudies chosen on merit regardless of identity, orientation, religion, or
monetary means.
To give an educating and learning climate that supports decisive
reasoning, moral lead and powerful independent direction.
To embrace unique exploration that improves showing which benefits
business, government and common society.
Core Values
Discipline - Discipline requires self-guideline and adherence to a
laid out set of principles. Discipline works with the smooth working of the
foundation and is fundamental for an IBA understudy.
Imagination - Creativity breeds advancement which is basic for a
foundation to extend its boondocks. IBA understudies are urged to create novel
plans to achieve their objectives.
Resistance - Tolerance addresses the capacity and readiness to
acknowledge and coincide with different suppositions and ways of behaving.
Resilience is a fundamental trait of effective people and social orders.
Respectability - Integrity proposes the nature of tell the truth
and having solid moral standards. Trustworthiness is vital to the standing of
individual understudies as well as that of the IBA.
Cooperation - Teamwork requires fitting individual work to
accomplish a shared objective. Without cooperation, individual endeavors can be
squandered and organizations can endure.
COVID-19 Cases in Pakistan
Cases In All over Pakistan
(Dated:
31 August 2022)
|
Confirmed Cases
|
1,569,076
|
Last
24 Hours
|
227
|
|
Active
Cases
|
8,677
|
|
|
|
Deaths
|
30,581
|
Last
24 Hours
|
6 (1.9%)
|
|
Recoveries
|
1,529,818
|
Last
24 Hours
|
341 (97.5%)
|
Province / Cities of
Pakistan Covid-19 Stats
|
Province / Cities
|
Confirmed Cases
|
Active Cases
|
Death
|
Recoveries
|
|
Punjab
|
520,978
|
15,583
|
13,609
|
491,786
|
|
Sindh
|
593,317
|
17,849
|
8,231
|
567,237
|
|
KPK
|
223,459
|
4,224
|
6,349
|
212,886
|
|
Islamabad
|
139,109
|
3,939
|
1,030
|
134,140
|
|
GB
|
12,020
|
283
|
191
|
11,546
|
|
Balochistan
|
35,946
|
460
|
378
|
35,108
|
|
AJK
|
44,247
|
937
|
793
|
42,517
|
Stats
are taken from Govt. official website from https://covid.gov.pk/stats/pakistan
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