Faculty

  • A strong faculty base comprising experienced academicians and professionals engaged in teaching, research, and practice.
  • Continuous mentorship of students in academic work, design studios, research activities, and professional development.
Academic Structure
  • Curriculum structured under the Choice-Based Credit System (CBCS) enabling flexibility and interdisciplinary learning.
  • Minor Track courses that extend learning beyond the core discipline, including Photography, Fashion Technology, Animation, Film Appreciation, Economics, Business Management and many more and related areas.
  • Foreign language courses such as Spanish, German, and French to broaden global perspectives and communication skills.
Learning Approach
  • Emphasis on studio-based learning supported by workshops, seminars, conferences, model-making exercises and case studies.
  • Participation in design competitions of national and international scale and repute.
  • Participation in national student platforms such as the National Association of Students of Architecture (NASA).
  • Co-curricular engagement through national and international collaborations.
Professional and Industry Engagement
  • Interaction with practicing professionals through visiting faculty and specialized guest lectures.
  • Engagement with real-world issues through live architecture and urban design projects, heritage walks, and community initiatives.
Exposure and Field Learning
  • Study tours, site visits and habitat and settlement studies providing exposure to diverse architectural, cultural, and environmental contexts.
Research and Advanced Studies
  • Access to advanced laboratories and learning facilities supporting design exploration and research.
  • Opportunities for students to participate in faculty-led research projects.
  • A Centre of Excellence dedicated to strengthening research initiatives in architecture and allied disciplines.
  • Provision for full-time and part-time PhD programmes.