Foundation University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences (FUCLAS)
The Foundation University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences (FUCLAS) was established as Teachers Training Institute (TTI) in 1990. In April 2000 it was elevated to a college of education to run Bachelor of Education (B.Ed) programs. It became part of Foundation University in 2002. It was later renamed as Foundation Universality College of Liberal Arts and Sciences (FUCLAS), offering post graduate courses. FUCLAS provides refresher/training courses to the existing teachers of the colleges/schools under the Fauji Foundation. FUCLAS has a permanent faculty of 18. The visiting faculty varies from 30 to 35 per semester.
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