Kmea College of Architecture

About

About Kmea College of Architecture

Kmea College of Architecture is a private college in Ernakulam, Kerala, established in 2013. Campusbells lists it under Architecture and Planning, with 1 undergraduate course: BArch.

KMEA College of Architecture was formed in 2013 as part of a group of educational institutions under the Kerala Muslim Education Association. Kerala Muslim Education Association was formed in 1957 under the eminent stewardship of Sri B. Poker Sahib and Sri K. M. Seethi Sahib, noted for their philanthropic reforms and contributions to the constitution of the newly formed government of Kerala after Indian Independence. Sri. C. H. Muhammad Koya, the former chief minister of Kerala, also played a vital role in the formation of KMEA. KMEA College of Architecture is part of a combined campus that also includes KMEA Engineering College and KMEA Arts College.

KMEA College of Architecture offers a Bachelor of Architecture (B Arch) Programme and is affiliated with Mahatma Gandhi University, Kerala. The maximum intake of students per year is 80.

To be a dynamic educational ecosystem that bridges architectural education with professional practice, addresses pressing social and environmental challenges, and empowers students from diverse backgrounds.

As described on the institution’s website

At a glance

Key facts

Established

2013

Ownership

Private-Unaided

Stream

Architecture and Planning

Location

Ernakulam, Kerala

Academics

Courses offered at Kmea College of Architecture

1 programme listed

Gallery

Campus photos

Photos: kmeaarchitecturecollege.ac.in

Campus life

Facilities at Kmea College of Architecture

• Library
• Lab
• Wi-Fi
• Seminar Hall
• Indoor
• Gymnasium
• Canteen
• Hostel