For universities

Scholarship Office

Scholarship partner sourcing, eligibility, selection, monitoring and reporting, run by the team that has secured Rs 250M+.

Scholarships decide who can study. PGA’s scholarship team has secured more than Rs 250 million for creative-arts students, mostly through PEEF (formerly NEST), and runs the full administrative cycle.

For your institution, we identify suitable funders, prepare institutional documentation, set up a fair selection committee, submit student data, monitor recipients each semester and report outcomes and alumni employment to funders.

What’s included

Funder sourcing and MOUs: Government and private partners.
Documentation: Institutional and student files to each funder’s rules.
Selection committee: Transparent, criteria-based selection.
Monitoring: Results and attendance each semester.
Reporting: Continuation decisions and alumni outcomes.

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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.
	Programme Design	A complete, HEC-aligned creative-arts programme delivered as documents your own faculty can run.
	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.
	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.