Dr. Shahida Rasool is currently teaching in the Department of Urdu at The Women's University, Multan as an assistant professor. She has the honour of being the editor-in-chief of "Armaghan" a Research Journal of the Department of Urdu, The Women's University, Multan. Despite being visually impaired, no other blind person has received this honour so far in Pakistan. In 2015, she joined the Department of Urdu at The Women University, Multan. She had been working as the head of Urdu department from 2021 to 2023. During this period she organised five national and international seminars. So far twenty five female students have worked under his supervision at M.Phil level, while this year nine M.Phil students are working with her. She produced four PhDs. More than twenty research articles have been published in various national and international Research Journals. She wrote two books

1. Iqbal ka tasawur-e-kashf apny khutbaat ki roshni mai
2. Waris se bandagi tk Amjad Islam Amjad ky dramon ka siaasi or smaji mutala

She has received 12 awards so far from various institutions. She has participated as a paper writer in about seventeen national and international conferences. Apart from The Women University Multan, she has teaching experience in Punjab College of Commerce, Government Degree College for Special Education Bahawalpur and FG Margallah College Islamabad. In 2004, she not only got the first position in M.A from Bahauddin Zakariya University, Multan, but also set a new record in the history of Urdu department by taking 694 marks after sixteen years. She also completed her M.Phil from Bahauddin Zakariya University, Multan, while she completed her Ph.D and Post Doctorate from International Islamic University, Islamabad.

• Post Doctorate

  Post Doctorate

  International Islamic University Islamabad

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• Ph.D Urdu

  Doctorate

  International Islamic University Islamabad

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• Gold Medalist from Nazarya e Pakistan council Islamabad

  2017

• Literary Festival vice of South Punjab Award.

  2019

• Himat Award.

  2019