Welcome to the Office of Academic Advising and Student Success (OAASS) website! This website serves as a repository of advising resources for the LUMS community and beyond. Navigate this website to access self-help handouts for academic support, wellness support, and campus support, get contact information of advisors, staff, and other supports on campus, understand your school-specific advising structure, gain valuable information about the different majors offered at LUMS, career pathways, graduate study and much more!

Announcements

  • Deadline to Add/Drop period
    Wednesday, November 06, 2024: Hostel Fee Payment Deadline after Add/Drop period
    Date:
    Wednesday, November 06, 2024
  • Important Deadline (course withdraw)
    Friday, November 22, 2024: Last day to withdraw course(s) with ‘W’ on transcript
    Date:
    Friday, November 22, 2024

At LUMS, you are responsible for creating your own course schedule and making sure that you meet degree requirements on time. There are multiple supports for guidance in this regard.

LUMS provides its students with a rigorous and stimulating learning environment. Multiple academic support services have been set up to help you along the way.

LUMS has set up the Counselling and Psychological Services (CAPS) to look after your wellbeing. For more information on CAPS, click here.

There is a medical centre that can you can access to address your health concerns.

If you are facing technical issues, you can reach out to IST for support.

The Career Services Office (CSO) at LUMS works to help students with placements, career guidance and graduate study applications. 

Support Services at LUMS

Campus resources have been set up to help you make the most of your journey at LUMS. Here is a detailed contact directory of the various support services you can reach out to. Click on each resource for further details.

You are here to learn and campus resources have been set up to help you learn!

Events

All Events
Academic & Scholarly
The First Cell: A New Dialogue on Medicine, Art, and Science with Dr. Asra Raza
This talk is an invitation to rethink how we approach illness and healing. Can art and poetry alleviate bodily pains? Where does cancer begin? How can these unrelated questions be brought into a…
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Time:
6:00 PM
Venue:
A-12 Auditorium, Academic Block
Skills & Informational
Inter-School Transfer Event 2024
The Advising Units from four schools (SDSB, SAHSOL, SBASSE and MGSHSS) are collaborating to conduct a session on “Inter-school Transfer” that aims at informing students about things they need to know…
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Time:
6:30 PM -7:30 PM
Venue:
Zoom (Online)
Academic & Scholarly
Poetry in the Age of Anthropocene: Healing in a Fragmented World with Dr. Asra Raza
In this talk, Dr. Asra Raza will examine the role of poetry in the Anthropocene—a time marked by destruction, violence, and existential threats. Inspired by the concept of poetry as a path to healing…
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Time:
6:00 PM
Venue:
B-3 Auditorium, SDSB
Academic & Scholarly
Afghanistan and the Water Conflict Nexus: Invited Talk by Sophie Ibbotson
The Centre for Water Informatics & Technology is excited to host Sophie Ibbotson, Chairman of the Royal Society for Asian Affairs, for her upcoming talk "Afghanistan and the Water Conflict Nexus…
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Time:
3:00 PM
Venue:
Dean’s Smart Lab, 4th Floor SBASSE
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About Us

The Office of Academic Advising and Student Success is a new central university office that works closely with schools as a thought-partner as well as a standard-setting and capacity-building partner. More specifically, the Office works as a thought-partner with each school’s Dean and Advising Unit staff to: i) get input from stakeholders (students, faculty, staff and alumni); ii) identify university-wide standards and goals for advising at LUMS; and iii) build capacity within each school’s advising system to meet university standards and goals for advising. Furthermore, the office gets input from all stakeholders (students, faculty, staff and alumni) to identify advising needs and ways of meeting these needs.

The first point of contact for advising issues should be your school’s advising staff. You can access their contact details here.