Following is a partial list of programs and courses of study. We ask students to think out of the box, be creative, innovative and original, not to limit their potential and pursuits, and yet be practical. Students should put a program together that is best suited to their academic and career goals and objectives and is acceptable to the academic advisor.

Keep the following point in mind while devising a program:

1. Academic advisor and the Dean’s approval is required before pursuing a program.
2. All courses can be taken as I, II, III and IV additive series for the certificate, diploma, associate and bachelors and V, VI, VII, and VIII for postgraduate diploma, master and doctoral degrees.
3. Any course may be included as long as it matches the academic and career goals of the student.
4. Challenge exam, work experience, previous learning, program equivalence will require extra documentation to the academic advisor, program department and the Dean’s office satisfaction.
5. We have kept the program structure open is to provide the students with an opportunity to create focused, relevant and most beneficial programs best suited to their needs, goals, and objectives.
6. Seminars, Research, thesis, Special or Advance Projects, or topics, Current Issues, independent Studies are all 6 credit hour courses.
7. The student must prepare a proposal for each of these courses and get it approved by Academic Advisor and Dean’s office.
8. Internship and Externship may be up to 12 hours solely based on the Academic Advisor’s recommendation and Dean’s official approval.
9. All of these courses may not be available to all students in every program.
10. Every student must work with their academic advisor to devise details of each course. Students are expected to research and develop an outline of their programs with suitable study material and submit it at 4 weeks prior to their start date for review, recommendation and approval.
11. Feel free to suggest a program, a course, or a plan for yourself or for the benefit of other students, you will get credit for that.