| The curriculum is divided into two phases: the Bachelor’s Phase (3.5 years) and the Professional Phase (2 years). For the first phase, students delve into a diverse range of medical fields over the course of 17 comprehensive blocks. Each block equips students with the competencies required to be a general practitioner, supported with early exposure within a real setting. The second phase is optional. During this phase, students must work towards earning the esteemed title of ‘doctor’ (dr.). This phase takes place in various educational settings, including teaching hospitals, clinics, and community health centers. Within a span of 2 years, students are expected to transform into fully-fledged doctors, ready to serve the healthcare needs of their communities. | |
| Year 1: Fundamental Knowledge | Economic Survival: Business Plan, Basic Design Principles, Basic Drawing, Ergonomic Design, Design Thinking & Psychology of Perception, Design History, Interior Design: Residential Space, Manual Presentation Techniques, Multipurpose Furniture Design, Spatial Studies, Design Methods & Material Research, Professional Practices in Design. |
| Year 2: Concentration | Interior Design 2: Retail Space, Design Research Methods, Digital Presentation Techniques 1, Public Furniture Design, Interior Design 3: Commercial Office, Vernacular Design Studies, Design Critiques, Project Management, Digital Presentation Techniques 2, Human Comfort in Interior Design, Adaptive Design, Inclusive Design, Landscape Design, Interior Design 4: Public Space, Interior Visualization. |
| Year 3: | Internship/Scholar/Mobility/Start-up Stream |
