The Institute of Continuing Education and Extension came into existence along with the University in July, 2002.This institute offers a vast array of Continuing Education programme and services to learners. We are committed to you and your future.. Continuing Education Extension programs define the future of Veterinary education, a future that acknowledges that you should never stop learning. ICE&E provides educational opportunity for people of all ages.
These education programs yields partnership among livestock producers, companion animals owners, veterinarians, extension specialists, university faculty and public sector. Such continuing education programs continue to explore ways to bring research based expertise of this university to your community.
   The institute offers courses on Social Sciences and Livestock Extension Education to DVM students. Likewise, short refreshers courses are offered to Veterinary graduates serving in public sectors and those engaged in private practice or business. These courses are designed keeping in view the needs and challenges faced by livestock, poultry, fisheries, dairy and wildlife industries. The courses are formulated in consultation with highly qualified and experienced teachers, of the university. The institute extends facilities for certificate and diploma courses to matriculates in Veterinary and Animal Sciences in collaboration with government, semi-government and private organizations including L&DD Department, NAVTEC, Nestle and UNDP. Institute also offer short training programs, workshops, seminars and conferences along with other professional development activities tailored to the needs of stakeholders and the community. In this way the institute is effectively contributing to human resource development efforts of the government and through the services of its product bringing about well-being of the farming community and a boost to rural economy.
  The future vision of the institute comprises expansion and quality improvement in its education and training facilities so as to bring them at par with international standards.

Prof. Dr. Zafar Iqbal Chaudhry
Director