Shah Abdul Latif University, Khairpur Mir's
Shah Abdul Latif University, Khairpur Mir's, Sindh, Pakistan,
Khairpur Mirs
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Abdul Latif University is located in the heartland of Upper Sindh, i.e, Khairpur, a former state that joined Pakistan in 1955. The main campus is located near National Highway and is easily reachable by air, railway and bus services. The Sukkur Airport is one of the busiest airports of Upper Sindh, is on half an hour drive and Khairpur Railway Station is 5 Kilometers away from the main campus.
The beauty of the Shah Abdul Latif University lies in the fact that it is surrounded by famous archaeological sites; Moen-jo-Daro, Kot Diji Fort, Rohri Hills, Nara Desert, religious shrines Sadhu-Bella, Shrine of Sachal Sarmast, barrages and bridges (Lloyds Barrage) and vibrant culture where people of the area are very friendly and hospitable.
The present campus of the University covers an area of 291 acres of land is on just three kilometers from Khairpur town. The landscape of the University includes three canals at a walking distance, which serve as excellent picnic spots for the students and the faculty. The University has over 5000 students in various programs. There are 3500 undergraduate and 1500 graduate students. About 75 percent of students are male and 25 percent female. Despite five students hostels (including one for girls) university has also provided and arranged transport facility for students, and majority of them commute daily from their homes
