Punjab University has officially launched admissions to Allied Health Sciences programs for the first time, after clearance from the necessary regulating organizations.

This year, the institution is accepting applications to the five-year Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) program. Admissions have already opened for the four-year Bachelor’s programs in Audiology and Medical Laboratory Technology.

The institution has also begun enrolling in the Department of Optometry and Vision Sciences, which is part of the Allied Health Sciences faculty. Admissions to these departments will be on a self-support basis.

Vice Chancellor Dr. Muhammad Ali noted that students will have access to cutting-edge laboratories and advanced academic facilities to supplement their study.

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