• Aurat March in the Digital Age: Exploring the Intersection of Social Media, Public Opinion, and Scope of Aurat March in Pakistan 

  Raza, Aima (School of Social Sciences & Humanities, S3H-NUST, 2024)

  Pakistan had its first Aurat March celebrated for the first time on the International Women’s Day on the 8th of March in the year 2018. It demanded justice for cases of violence against women and a solidarity for women ...
• Evaluating Practitioner Perceptions on the Environmental Impacts of Transport Sector Emissions in Pakistan and the Integration of Climate Finance in supporting proposed solutions 

  Naveed, Mahnoor (School of Social Sciences and Humanities (S3H), NUST, 2024)

  This research explores the importance of climate finance in addressing the challenges posed by greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from Pakistan’s transport sector, a significant contributor to the country’s air pollution and ...
• Exploring the Lived Experiences of Female Domestic Workers in Islamabad, Pakistan: A Phenomenological Study/ 

  Faisal, Inbisat (School of Social Sciences and Humanities (S3H, NUST), 2024)

  Based on the constructivist epistemological standpoint and qualitative research design, the present study explores the lived experiences of housemaids regarding their workplace in Islamabad. The population of this study ...
• THE CONSEQUENCES OF CHILD LABOR IN AUTO WORKSHOPS: AN EMPIRICAL STUDY ON CHILDREN’S WELL-BEING AND DEVELOPMENT IN PAKISTAN’S TWIN CITIES/ 

  Batool, Samana (School of Social Sciences and Humanities (S3H, NUST), 2024)

  Child abuse among working children is a critical yet underexplored issue in Pakistan, particularly in the context of those employed in high-risk environments such as automobile workshops. This study addresses the ...
• Community Resilience and Transformation in Post-2022 Flood Resettlements in Rural Charsadda, Pakistan 

  Mustasim, Sara (School of Social Sciences & Humanities (S3H), NUST, 2024)

  This research explores the dynamics of community resilience and transformation in post-2022 following flood-induced resettlements in rural areas of Charsadda district, Pakistan, a region recurrently impacted by the ...
• PSYCHOSOCIAL INFLUENCES ON EATING BEHAVIORS AMONG PAKISTANI UNIVERSITY STUDENTS: THE ROLE OF BURNOUT AND QUALITY OF LIFE INDICATORS 

  Manahil, Anaya (School of Social Sciences & Humanities (S3H), NUST, 2024)

  This study aimed to uncover the psychological and social factors driving eating behavior patterns among young adults, as these patterns are associated with significant health risks and rising obesity rates. Therefore, ...
• Mapping Compound Climate Extremes in Pakistan: A Spatio-temporal Analysis 

  Ijaz, Sumayya (School of Social Sciences & Humanities, S3H-NUST, 2024)

  The anthropogenic shifts in the climate have triggered an unprecedented rise in climate extremes which have impacted millions of lives and caused trillions of dollars’ worth of damage. The climate drivers that cause ...
• Analyzing Trends in Climate Finance Committed to Pakistan; An Assessment relating to the USD 100 Billion Goal of Copenhagen Accord 

  Irfan, Khadija (School of Social Sciences & Humanities, S3H-NUST, 2024)

  The Copenhagen Accord provided a workable target for climate finance flows from the developed world to the developing world. This agreement was further endorsed in the succeeding agreements including the Cancun Agreement ...
• Return Policy and Ethnic Identity Construction in Third Generation Afghan Refugees in Islamabad, Pakistan: A Grounded Theory Approach 

  Ayaz, Aimen (School of Social Sciences, 2024)

  Pakistan has been hosting the largest refugee community in South Asia since 1979, after the Soviet Invasion of Afghanistan, which completed its four decades in the country in 2023. To deal with the protracted refugee ...
• Impact of Rehabilitation on Recidivism among Female Prisoners in Adiala Jail: A Qualitative Study 

  TARIQ, MARIAM (School of Social Sciences & Humanities (S3H), NUST, 2024)

  This research explores impact of rehabilitation on recidivism among female inmates of Adiala Jail, Pakistan with an aim to understand the challenges associated with the implementation of rehabilitation in reducing ...
• THE STUDY OF THE PREDICTIVE ROLE OF SOCIO ECONOMIC FACTORS AND PARENTAL EDUCATION ON STUDENTS' CAREER ASPIRATION AT THE UNIVERSITY OF SARGODHA 

  Iftikhar, Fatima (School of Social Sciences & Humanities (S3H), NUST, 2024)

  This study aims to evaluate the factors impacting the career choices of youth studying in Pakistan. The main purpose of this research was to determine the underlying variables that shape an individual's career choices ...
• MENACE OF CHILD MARRIAGE IN PAKISTAN: AN EXPLORATORY STUDY FROM LEGISLATORS’ PERSPECTIVE 

  Kalsoom, Ammara (School of Social Sciences and Humanities (S3H) - NUST, 2024)

  This research explores legislators’ perspectives on child marriage and relevant legislation in Pakistan, aiming to understand the challenges associated with the implementation of child marriage laws from the perspective ...
• DETERMINING THE AWARENESS ABOUT THE HARASSMENT LAWS IN PUBLIC HOSPITALS OF ISLAMABAD: PERCEPTIONS OF FEMALE DOCTORS 

  Waqar Ul Shams (School of Social Sciences and Humanities (S3H) - NUST, 2024)

  This research explores the awareness of harassment laws among female doctors in public hospitals in Islamabad, Pakistan. The study aims to explore the perceptions of female doctors regarding types of harassment, understand ...
• REVITALIZING THE CONCEPT OF URBAN GREEN SPACES: REPLANNING OF URBAN GREEN SPACES FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT OF ISLAMABAD, PAKISTAN 

  Zafar, Rabia (2024)

  The innovative idea of Urban Green Space (UGS) continues to have a significant impact on urban planning in the twenty-first century. It is still an effective instrument for addressing global sustainable development. UGS ...
• CHALLENGES FACED BY TRANSGENDERS REGARDING SEXUAL AND REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH SERVICES DURING COVID-19 IN PAKISTAN 

  Jamshaid, Zoha (School of Social Sciences & Humanities (S3H), NUST, 2024)

  The transgender community in Pakistan has long been subjected to sexual abuse, harassment, and discrimination across various aspects of life, including employment, economic wellbeing, and access to health facilities. ...
• The Experiences of Illiterate Women Regarding their Illiteracy: An Exploratory Study of Quetta, Pakistan. 

  Khan, Hania Hassan (School of Social Sciences & Humanities (S3H), NUST, 2024)

  This study aims to explore the experiences of illiterate women regarding their illiteracy in the Provincial capital, Quetta, Pakistan. The majority of towns and villages in the province of Balochistan have been ...
• Investigating the Association between Air Pollution and Self Reported Mental Health Issues among Residents in the Proximity of IEI, Pakistan 

  Adil, Ameera (School of Social Sciences & Humanities (S3H), NUST, 2024)

  Air pollution severely affects human health. Contemporary research shows that apart from cardiovascular and respiratory health, particulate pollution has the potential to enter the bloodstream and affect other organs, ...
• Mental Health Malpractice in Islamabad, Pakistan: A Phenomenological Study of Clients’ Experiences and Perspectives 

  Nisar, Rukham (School of Social Sciences & Humanities (S3H), NUST, 2024)

  In Pakistan, a complex environment has emerged for individuals seeking psychological services due to challenges such as stigmatization, lack of awareness, absence of regulatory bodies, and the increasing burden of ...
• Nature’s Influence: Investigating the Relationship between Nature Exposure and Pro-Environmental Behaviors in Islamabad, Pakistan 

  Ghaffar, Wajeeha (School of Social Sciences & Humanities (S3H), NUST, 2024)

  Despite significant technological advancements aimed at fostering a healthier environment, curbing consumer consumption of non-renewable resources, and minimizing overall ecological impact, a substantial portion of the ...
• Development-induced Displacement and Dispossession: A Critical Discourse Analysis of the Construction of Dadhocha Dam in Rawalpindi 

  Saleem, Arfa (School of Social Sciences & Humanities (S3H), NUST, 2024)

  Construction of hydraulic infrastructure is often regarded as an epitome of development whereby its raison d’etre is based on various rationalities. Though propagated as apolitical interventions infused with scientific ...

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