The B.B.A. programme at Kinnaird is a four-year, 130 credit-hour bachelor degree programme. It enables the students to become competent, skilled, confident and result-oriented professionals who can effectively support management and leadership roles in business and social organizations.


The B.B.A. programmes prepare students for executive career in business and other organizations. The B.B.A. degree is many a times referred to as the golden passport, since it gives its holder an edge in the job market by opening more doors of opportunity. The degree helps the graduate to fulfill potential for high earnings, increased responsibility, and greater personal development. The present decade has been labeled as the era of business, business administration and business graduates and Kinnaird’s B.B.A. program vows to inculcate in its students all the faculties of business expertise required by the top class organizations of today.

They will be groomed for a higher Master’s level degree programmes (e.g. M.B.A.) Students can pursue careers in the fields of Marketing, Management, Finance, and Banking or even embark upon their own business venture.

This dynamic course spread over four years focuses on a vast exposure of students to the various genres of literature starting form the Middle Ages till the present age. It is innovative and demanding and includes writers from all over the globe, of all nationalities with singular emphasis on post colonial, sub continental and Afro American Writers. This involves in depth analytical readings, analysis and written work on selected texts under the guidance of an instructor.

The Bachelor of Arts program with Fine Arts as a major is a four year program with eight semesters or sixteen weeks each. To obtain the degree the student has to earn 105 credit hours in fine Arts and 15 credit hours in compulsory course.

This 4-year program starts with a foundation course for the first two semesters where the students are introduced to the basics of Drawing, Sculpture, Design, Drafting and History of art. In the second year the students experience the three courses that the Fine Arts department is offering as major which are Painting, Sculpture and Miniature, after the end of which they are required to choose one in their third year. The last four semesters are dedicated to their chosen major during which they will work towards their thesis project. Along with the practical program the students are taught History of Art which includes Western Art, Art from the Subcontinent and Contemporary Art of Pakistan. This will ensure that the students are aware of the evolution and the continuity of the arts and its trends.

The syllabus aims to familiarize students with new concepts, strategies and techniques in French.

Students undertake 8 semesters of full time study. They study the following courses:

• Grammar
• Language
• Skills (Written and Oral)
• Civilization
• Literature I (prose)
• Literature 11 (Poetry and Drama)
• Translation

The programme is spread over 4 years. Teaching will be through tutorials, research projects and lectures.

In the modern globalized world, the link of the present to the past has been realized. International relations is a record of the rise and fall of nations. To perceive the challenges of the new world order, the Four Year Bachelor of Arts with a Major in International Relations has been redesigned with a focus on International Perspectives.

The new programme will give the students an analytical approach to the existing problems of the world. The course is formulated for those students who wish to add depth to their knowledge. A major focus of this course is the Muslim World and how its problems influence on the rest of humanity.

The importance of Mass Communication is manifold. The world is linked together and tailored to fit your living room through the media. Cultures, religions, politics, ideologies, and societies are intermingled and put in a tangled web of the media. Which are these media, how they function, and why, these are the core questions that must be answered to the contentment of the seeker. Fiber by fiber, we unravel this web, and try to understand these answers, only to be amazed by how soon new webs are woven, and the process continues.

The BA Major in Mass Communication at Kinnaird Media School involves education of all traditional and new media and their content. This incorporates a wide and interesting array of subjects, both theoretical and practical, which are sure to regulate the minds of the students and inculcate deep thinking and creativity. Students usually presume Mass Communication to be an easy subject, but they should understand that if they are not genuinely interested in it, they will find it difficult to cope with, especially the practical part can be very demanding. The Major also involves fieldwork, including projects as well as internship, and therefore only such students are selected who have the right amount of dynamism and talent for it.

Our selection of students is based on an aptitude test, and the students who pass the test are short listed for interviews. The test is based on general knowledge of the media and current affairs. English Language skills (Written, Spoken) are also tested. The number of students accepted is no more than 35.

The B.A. Programme in Political Science considers the subject from a philosophical and historical point of view as well as that of Political science. It emphasizes the importance of political thought and the past in shaping the ideas and circumstances that affect National and international politics now. It allows students an increasing choice of specialization and encourages assessment by long assignments and a research paper. The students are provided opportunities to do intern ships in different governmental and non-governmental organizations. It will help the students with an understanding of constitutions and the rule of Law, limited government, distributive Justice, Public interest groups, human rights, economic development and the environment, conflict and conflict resolution.