Programme Design
A complete, HEC-aligned creative-arts programme delivered as documents your own faculty can run.
For universities that want to run a programme themselves but need it designed properly. PGA delivers the scheme of study, every course outline in a 16-session format, final-project briefs, rubrics and reading lists, ready for your Board of Studies.
Programmes are built from PGA’s library of 440+ tested course outlines and new courses written by practitioners where needed. Levels range from a four-month certificate to a master’s.
What’s included
- Scheme of study
- Semesters, credit hours, electives and specialisations.
- Course outlines
- Objectives, 16 session topics and final project for every course.
- Assessment
- Rubrics and jury guidelines.
- Approval pack
- Documentation for your academic bodies.
- Launch support
- Optional faculty briefing and first-semester review.
More for universities
![]() | Full Faculty Partnership | PGA builds and runs a complete creative-arts faculty inside your university, as it has with KIET since 2004 and with Salim Habib University now. |
![]() | Curriculum Licensing | License individual PGA courses, with teaching packs, briefs, rubrics and a faculty guide, updated every year. |
![]() | Faculty Academy | Train industry professionals to teach, with the same programme PGA uses for its own faculty. |
![]() | Jury as a Service | External industry juries for your final projects, run to PGA’s procedure: jurors, rubrics, logistics and results. |
![]() | Industry Linkage Office | A retained team that brings speakers, workshops, visits, live briefs, internships and placements into your programme every month. |
![]() | Scholarship Office | Scholarship partner sourcing, eligibility, selection, monitoring and reporting, run by the team that has secured Rs 250M+. |
![]() | Recognition of Prior Learning | Academic credit for working professionals, assessed and mapped course by course, so experience counts toward a degree. |
![]() | Accreditation Readiness Audit | An outside review of your creative-arts programmes, with a prioritised fix list, before regulators or reviewers do one. |







