School of Architecture

B.Arch. stands for Bachelor of Architecture. It's a 5-year professional undergraduate degree program focused on architectural education.

This course focuses on theoretical knowledge with practical skills in architectural design.

B.Arch. provide career opportunities to students in architecture, urban planning, and related fields.

M.Plan  stands for Master of Planning. It is a two-year postgraduate degree program that aims to provide students with advanced knowledge and abilities in urban, regional, and environmental planning. This professional degree equips graduates to work in a variety of planning-related industries.

Master of Architecture (M.Arch.) is a postgraduate program typically lasting 2–3 years, depending on prior academic qualifications and the curriculum structure. This professional degree prepares students for advanced careers in architecture, emphasizing design innovation, technical expertise, and sustainable practices. The program includes coursework in architectural theory, design studios, construction methods, and urban planning, often supplemented with internships or practical training. Applicants generally require a Bachelor’s degree in Architecture (B.Arch.) or a related field. Graduates can pursue architectural licensure, work in design firms, or specialize in landscape architecture, heritage conservation, or urban design. The M.Arch. bridges creative vision and technical proficiency, equipping professionals to shape the built environment.

M.Arch. in Urban Planning is a postgraduate course designed for students interested in shaping sustainable, efficient, and aesthetically pleasing urban spaces. This program typically lasts 2 - 3 years and provides in-depth knowledge of urban design, planning laws, infrastructure development, transportation, and environmental sustainability. Students are trained in advanced urban planning techniques, GIS technologies, and spatial analysis to create innovative solutions for modern urban challenges. They also explore topics such as housing, land use, urban policy, and smart cities. Graduates of this program can pursue careers as urban planners, city designers, or consultants in governmental agencies, private firms, and international organizations, contributing to the development of cities and communities worldwide.

Master of Landscape Architecture degree, which normally takes 2 years to complete, focuses on the design, planning, and management of outdoor areas and landscapes. Core courses include Site Analysis and Design, Sustainable Landscape Practices, Landscape Ecology, Environmental Planning, Urban Design, Planting Design, and Landscape Architecture Theory. The program blends creative design with technical abilities, focusing on sustainability, ecological restoration, and environmental stewardship. Students participate in studio projects, fieldwork, and internships that focus on real-world landscapes. Graduates can work as landscape architects, urban planners, environmental consultants, or in governmental and non-governmental organizations, helping to create parks, gardens, urban spaces, and public areas.

 Master of Planning (M. Planning) in Urban Planning is a 2-year postgraduate program designed for students interested in shaping urban landscapes and promoting sustainable city development. The course focuses on urban infrastructure, land-use planning, housing, transportation systems, environmental sustainability, and urban governance. Students learn how to design and implement urban policies, manage urban growth, and address challenges such as population density, pollution, and climate change. The curriculum includes both theoretical lessons and practical projects, often incorporating field surveys, case studies, and internships with government bodies or private firms. Graduates of the M. Planning in Urban Planning can work in urban development, real estate, city planning agencies, research organizations, and NGOs, playing a key role in creating livable, functional, and sustainable urban environments.

M.Planning in Transportation Planning is a 2 year postgraduate program that focuses on the design, development, and management of transportation systems. The course covers key topics such as traffic engineering, transportation economics, urban mobility, sustainable transportation, and policy-making. Students learn about planning tools, techniques, and models used to analyze and improve transportation systems for efficiency, safety, and sustainability. The program typically includes case studies, research projects, and internships to provide practical exposure. Graduates can pursue careers as transportation planners, urban mobility experts, or consultants in government agencies, private sector firms, or international organizations. The program equips students with the knowledge to address transportation challenges in rapidly growing urban environments and promote sustainable and efficient transportation systems.