Edwardes College Peshawar

Edwardes College Peshawar, established in 1900 by the Church Missionary Society and named after Sir Herbert Benjamin Edwardes, is one of Pakistan's oldest and most distinguished educational institutions. Located in Peshawar, the capital of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KPK), Edwardes is a degree-awarding institution offering Intermediate (FSc/FA) and undergraduate BS programmes affiliated with the University of Peshawar. With over 120 years of history, the college has produced generations of KPK's most accomplished politicians, academics, professionals, and public servants, including former prime ministers and governors. Edwardes College is known for its inclusive environment, welcoming students of all faiths and backgrounds in a historically Christian mission institution. The college's magnificent historic campus features colonial-era stone buildings, beautiful lawns, a chapel, a large library, science laboratories, sports grounds, and a hostel. Edwardes is renowned for its strong literary and debating tradition and annual cultural events. The college maintains a vibrant student life and alumni network that spans generations and geography. As one of the premier institutions in KPK, Edwardes plays a vital role in providing quality higher education to students from across the province and FATA.