About Masters in Management Studies#

The Faculty of Architecture and Planning offers a two-year Masters of Management Studies which has been designed in siuch a way that allows the students to explore the depth of architectural management. The curriculum of this program has been designed in such a such that provides students with an indepth perspecive as well as a practical approach to management and achitectural fundamentals. The program provides students with two specialisations which include Heritage conservation, planning and management, as well as Rural Planning and Management. The unique nature of this program is that it focuses in the areas of exploration of a diverse range of various design sectors involving tangible and intangible, cultural and natural, and historic and contemporary/living elements. The Faculty of Architecture has been equipped with state-of-the-art facilties such as studios, workshops, and exhibitions through which students can learn the practical ways of managing heritage sites.To train and develop the students in the way and manner of this program, this course offers effective practical training which has been designed to provide the students with the most comprehensive learning experience.

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Program Outcomes

Why Study Masters in Management Studies#

The growing scope of globalization and the moving of cultures has necessitated the need for collecting huge amounts of collective cultural inheritances in the form of art-forms such as embroidery, dance-styles, singing, traditional dressing, behavioral traits, traditional etiquettes, and keep a detailed account of each one of them.

Heritage Consultant

An ability to apply comprehensive knowledge of cultures, technologies and concepts while designing practical structures.

Urban Planner

An ability to effectively develop urban cities and provide the best solutions on how to structure the urban lifestyles of the people.

Heritage Manager

An ability to manage and handle heritage sites and effectively handle utilities of building materials, products, systems, drawings and documents of every project.