Educational visit at PTV and Radio Pakistan Lahore
A delegation of Bachelor of Science (BS) students from Queen Mary College Lahore, led by Ms. Saima Iqbal, had the privilege of visiting the Pakistan Broadcasting House in Lahore today. This visit proved to be an enriching experience for the students as they gained insights into the inner workings of Radio Pakistan Lahore.
During their visit, the delegation had the opportunity to explore various sections of the department, including the Newsroom, FM101, and FM94 Dhanak. This hands-on exposure allowed them to witness the day-to-day operations and the behind-the-scenes activities that contribute to the success of Radio Pakistan Lahore.
The delegation received a comprehensive briefing on the functioning of Radio Pakistan Lahore, which shed light on the critical role this institution plays in disseminating information and entertainment to the masses. They were particularly impressed by the remarkable services being provided by Radio Pakistan Lahore and commended the dedicated efforts of the professionals working there.
One of the highlights of the visit was the chance to learn about advanced broadcasting techniques. The students found this experience incredibly valuable, as it complemented their academic coursework and provided practical insights into the world of radio production.
The delegation expressed their keen interest in returning to Radio Pakistan in the future to further acquaint themselves with the latest media gadgets and emerging technologies. This enthusiasm underscores their commitment to staying updated with the rapidly evolving field of broadcasting.
In their reflections on the visit, the students shared that they had learned a great deal about the course titled “Advanced Radio Production” offered at Queen Mary College. They appreciated how the practical exposure at Radio Pakistan complemented their classroom learning, making their educational experience more comprehensive and relevant to their future careers.
Overall, the visit to Radio Pakistan Lahore was a significant and fruitful experience for the BS students from Queen Mary College. It not only enhanced their understanding of radio broadcasting but also inspired them to continue pursuing excellence in the field of media and communications. It’s clear that such interactions between educational institutions and real-world broadcasting entities contribute to the holistic development of students and prepare them for a successful future in their chosen profession.
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