International Recognition
LUMS is an internationally recognized institute with its graduates working in multinational firms that are among the largest around the world. Ranging from IT to finance and manufacturing to telecommunication, LUMS graduates have made their mark in almost every field. Noteworthy companies who have or have had LUMS graduates as part of their workforce include
- 3M
- Accenture
- ACNeilsen
- AkzoNobel
- AOL
- Bank of America
- BP
- British American Tobacco
- Cisco Systems
- Citigroup
- Coca Cola
- Countrywide Bank
- Deloitte
- DESCON Engineering
- EFU Life
- Engro Corporation
- Ernst & Young
- Goldman Sachs
- Habib Bank
- IBM
- Indymac Bank
- Johnson & Johnson
- JPMorgan
- KPMG
- Kraft Foods
- Levi's
- London Stock Exchange
- Mashreq Bank
- McKinsey & Company
- Microsoft
- Mobilink
- Morgan Stanley
- Nestle
- Pepsi
- Proctor & Gamble
- Shell
- SNL Financial
- Standard Chartered
- Sun Microsystems
- Telenor
- Tetra Pak
- UBS
- United Nations
- Unilever
- USAID
- Warid
- World Bank
The school's reputation seems to have spread beyond just domestic applicants though, as a number of applications also come in from the Middle East, the Far East, Central Asia, and other parts of South Asia. Recently, LUMS acknowledged its place as one of the first university in Pakistan to conduct bilateral exchange programs for undergraduate students. In spring 2007, LUMS students Sana Majeed and Sana Zia, visited Waseda University in Tokyo, Japan sponsored by Mitsubishi.
According to Top Study Links university rankings 2011, LUMS is ranked top university in Pakistan.
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