An integrated programme of study has been formulated that combines both theoretical and practical modules for the students of Fine Arts, Architecture and Design. The programme considers all creative disciplines in the visual arts as having similar perceptual, theoretical and historical underpinnings. Beginning a course of study in any creative field through an inter-disciplinary approach provides a strong base for a wider understanding of the subject. This is what we offer to our students in the foundation year, the ability to think, understand, connect and analyse in the context of personal and wider human experience.

History and theory courses are compulsory in the foundation year. Project based studio courses include Sculpture, Drawing, Drafting and Design. The aim is to develop technical and critical skills by the introduction to essential media, basic techniques, creative expression and the use of tools and equipment. Personal understanding and insight is developed through tutorials, seminars, and critiques. Musicology and Film & Television have their own foundation year courses that are specific to their disciplines.

The foundation year also serves as an introduction to the city of Lahore, where students are required to study past and present practices first hand and develop an understanding of the connection between culture, visual language and creative practice.

The foundation year is demanding, rigorous, and challenging. Aside from the compulsory theory and practice components, the course also includes extended visits to historical monuments, contemporary buildings of architectural value, galleries, museums, industrial and commercial units and various other sites where art and music are practiced as part of a living tradition. The foundation year faculty is drawn both from the College and prominent names as visiting faculty. Students are required to pass all the subjects to be promoted to the second year.

The second year course is focused on the basics of product design. Innovative products are designed through the understanding and practice of the design process. This design process includes learning various manufacturing techniques and concepts of 3D object design. Students may choose two elective minors in each term.

In the third year the students are introduced to various new trends in product design, using new and high tech materials and manufacturing techniques. This year's courses are focused on design for social change. The students may opt for an elective minor in both terms.

Intermediate product design-II
Drawing for design-II
CAD-II
Material and Fabrication-II
Communication-II
History of Art and Architecture-II
History of South Asian Design-II
Studio Elective: Please see list of studio electives

The final year prepares the students to become a professional designer. Students are challenged to find creative options to design problems. The projects in the first term are conceived with a real world simulation of how an object is designed, fabricated and then marketed for the end users. Students are encouraged to explore various areas of design, such as transportation, health care, consumer products and interactive design. They are provided with tools of research, visualization and manufacturing. All the previous learning culminates into a thesis project in the second term of fourth year.

Advanced Product Design-III
Project Management
Material & Fabrication-III
CAD-III
Drawing for design-III
History of South Asian Design-III