Bachelor of Textile Design

The BS Textile Design at Superior facilitates a comprehensive understanding of textiles, real-world industry experience, and a portfolio that highlights the students’ creative talents to ensure their employability when they graduate. Aided by top-notch digital and traditional knit, print, and weave equipment, this program nurtures core skills enabling the students to create contemporary design collections and products and potentially establish a rewarding entrepreneurial venture of their own.

Intermediate or equivalent

Semester 1

CourseCredit Hours
Research Project6
Teaching of Urdu3
Teaching of Islamic Studies3
Teaching of Pakistan Studies3
Critical Thinking & Reflective Practices3
Total18

Semester 2

CourseCredit Hours
Teaching Practice-I15
Total15

Semester 3

CourseCredit Hours
Teaching Practice-II15
Total15

Semester 4

CourseCredit Hours
Introduction to Elementary Education3
Child Development3
English 13
Teaching as Profession3
Islamic Studies3
Total15

Semester 5

CourseCredit Hours
Philosophy of Education3
Pak Studies3
Early Childhood Education3
Methods of Teaching3
Educational Entrepreneurship-I3
Creative and Persuasive Writing3
Total18

Semester 6

CourseCredit Hours
Communication Skills and Personality Development3
Social Foundations of Education3
Teaching at Early Childhood Level3
Ethics for Teaching Profession3
Classroom Management3
Guidance at Elementary level3
Total18

Semester 7

CourseCredit Hours
English for academic purposes3
Economic Foundations of Education3
Content and Teaching of Elementary Mathematics3
Content and Teaching of Elementary English3
Institutional Improvement3
Educational Entrepreneurship-II3
Total18

Semester 8

CourseCredit Hours
Information and Communication Technology3
Introduction to Curriculum3
Action Research in Teaching3
Content and Teaching of Elementary General Science3
Assessment and Evaluation3
Human Resource Management in Education3
Total18

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