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Student life at SAHSOL is built around a strong culture of support, mentorship and academic growth. From one-to-one advising sessions with an academic advisor that help students navigate coursework and university policies, to faculty mentorship that connects them with research, internships and long-term career planning, guidance is embedded throughout the programme. Students also benefit from a vibrant peer mentoring system (PALS) that strengthens community and eases the transition into university life. In addition, our alumni network and Legal Writing Lab offer practical support and professional insight as students prepare for life beyond LUMS.
Aimun Munir '26 represented LUMS and Pakistan at the 33rd Annual Diplomacy Training Program in East Timor, organized by Global Campus of Human Rights and UNDP. She was part of the very first Pakistani cohort to attend this prestigious program, which brought together 32 participants from across South Asia and the Pacific.
SAHSOL student Myra Shahab undertook the Human Rights Intensive Course at Mahidol University in Thailand, under LUMS’ partnership with Global Campus and UNDP. From academic engagement in Bangkok to fieldwork at the Thailand–Myanmar border in Mae Sot, the programme offered firsthand insight into migration, refugees, and regional human rights practice alongside learning from experienced faculty including Professor Mike Hayes. We’re proud to see SAHSOL students representing LUMS in international spaces of learning, research, and practice.
SAHSOL is proud to share that Sara Naseer (Class of 2026) represented LUMS at the 17th Annual Winter School at Kathmandu School of Law, Nepal - engaging in critical discussions on economic, social, and development rights in the digital age.
Malik Ahmed Hassan' 26 was selected for the fully funded study of U.S. Institutes (SUSI) program, organized by the U.S. Department of State. During the exchange, he studied public policy making and leadership in political and corporate arenas at the University of Massachusetts.
We are proud to share that SAHSOL super-senior Wajeh Ahmed represented LUMS at an international winter school program at Aydın University, Turkey, and gained valuable global, academic, and cultural exposure.
“Participating in the international winter school in Turkey with students from 21 different countries was an enriching experience that enhanced my academic learning and global cultural exposure. Through interactive sessions and collaborative workshops, I developed critical thinking, communication, and teamwork skills while gaining insight into Turkey’s history, traditions, and social environment. I am grateful for the opportunity to represent LUMS and broaden my global perspective.”
SAHSOL Debaters Advance to Quarterfinals at Asian British Parliamentary Championship
SAHSOL students Hasan Askari'28 and Daud Kharal'28 reached the quarterfinals of the Asian British Parliamentary Debating Championship hosted at the International Islamic University of Malaysia (IIUM) in Kuantan, Malaysia. Out of a pool of 112 teams, the LUMS team secured 8th place in the tournament.
Musa Haroon' 26 and Ibrahim Salman Ghani' 27 secured the championship title at the 45th HEC All Pakistan Men’s Intervarsity Tennis Tournament 2025, marking a significant national achievement for LUMS.
This year, four final-year students; Ali Abbas Gillani, Jawairia Iqbal, Samaha Chaudhry, and Yusra Rasool undertook their Human Rights Clinic Externship at Birmingham City University, contributing to United Nations Universal Periodic Review reports on the projects Right to Life in Tajikistan and Right to Life in Thailand under the supervision of Dr. Amna Nazir (Associate Professor of International Human Rights Law, BCU).
Peer Ambassadors at LUMS (POD Pals) are 4th/5th year law students who facilitate academic information sharing and community building within and across batches.
The Law and Politics Society is a student-run society that strives to spread awareness regarding jurisprudential, legal and political matters. It pioneers the legal and political discourses that concern the present world
Mooting is a core part of student training at SAHSOL and an important bridge between classroom learning and real-world legal practice.
At SAHSOL, learning extends beyond the classroom and into the real world. Students gain first-hand exposure to the..
SAHSOL encourages students to broaden their academic horizons through international exchange opportunities at leading partner..
Financial Aid Programme provides need-based support each year, assessed on academic performance, financial circumstances, and available resources.
SAHSOL supports students through staff and faculty advising, peer mentoring, alumni guidance, and a dedicated legal writing lab.
