Bureau Report
LAHORE, October 16, 2026: The TMUC Higher Education Group celebrated its Class of 2026 at a graduation ceremony attended by distinguished academic leaders from Pakistan and the United Kingdom, international education partners, faculty members, families and graduates.
Former Punjab Education Minister Mian Imran Masood attended as chief guest, alongside Professor Anthony Woodman, Vice-Chancellor of the University of Hertfordshire; Professor Lyndsay Duthie of the University for the Creative Arts; Saad Wasim, Regional Advisor, South Asia, University of London; and Waqar Shah, Deputy General Manager, Pearson Pakistan.
Hosted under the leadership of Dr Faisal Mushtaq TI, Founder and CEO of The Millennium Education Group and TMUC Higher Education Group, the ceremony marked 10 years of partnership with the University of Hertfordshire and eight years of collaboration with the University for the Creative Arts.
Addressing graduates, Dr Faisal Mushtaq highlighted the changing role of higher education amid artificial intelligence, automation and evolving professions. He stressed that graduate employability, creativity, adaptability, communication and leadership were essential for future success.
Professor Woodman emphasized ambition, employability and international outlook, while Professor Duthie highlighted creativity, innovation and industry engagement. Representatives of the University of London and Pearson Pakistan shared perspectives on international qualifications and emerging skills.
Chief Guest Mian Imran Masood congratulated graduates on their achievements and underscored education’s role in preparing confident, capable young people.
The ceremony brought together graduates from TMUC campuses in Lahore, Faisalabad and Gujranwala, celebrating academic achievement and reinforcing the institution’s commitment to globally connected education, professional development and career readiness.
