LPU offers BFA, BPA and BA programs in various specialisations. At LPU through intensive training sessions and a strong theoretical understanding of performance, presentation, and production, this degree program focuses on preparing students to navigate the dynamic theatre, film, and television industries. The fourth year allows students to gain expertise in industry-specific skills. The eligibility is Pass in 10+2 or equivalent.

At LPU BFA Fine Arts is a four year programme offering specialisation in Painting, Applied Art, Photography, Sculpture and Printmaking. Intensive studio and outdoor study in manual and digital mode. The eligibility is Pass in 10+2 or equivalent. LPU's BA program provides a broad exposure to Liberal Arts, allowing students to choose three social sciences areas along with skill enhancement courses, compulsory basic and advanced English Communication, projects, and EVS courses. The eligibility criteria for admission is a pass in class 12, and scholarships on the fee are available through LPUNEST. The BA course offers various subjects, and students can choose a combination of three subjects, with two majors in the first term and one minor (GE) in the second term. The subjects available for selection include History, Political Science, Psychology, Geography, Sociology, Public Administration, Mathematics, Computer Application, Commerce, and any one from Economics, Journalism, or Physical Education. Compulsory courses include EVS, Basic English Communication (Term-I), and Advanced English Communication (Term-II). The program incorporates industry interaction through tie-ups, content delivery by industry experts, collaborative projects, and internships that provide hands-on real-life experiences. Additionally, students can opt for undergraduate research by studying four courses as Open Minor or Generic elective courses, with the final year Capstone project associated with the research option. The highest salary received by an LPU BA student was 10 LPA. Notable companies such as Cognizant, Accenture, DXC Technology, Forbes Marshall, Capgemini, Virtusa, and many others have recruited LPU BA graduates, showcasing the program's alignment with industry needs.

LPU's BA program provides a broad exposure to Liberal Arts, allowing students to choose three social sciences areas along with skill enhancement courses, compulsory basic and advanced English Communication, projects, and EVS courses. The eligibility criteria for admission is a pass in class 12, and scholarships on the fee are available through LPUNEST. The BA course offers various subjects, and students can choose a combination of three subjects, with two majors in the first term and one minor (GE) in the second term. The subjects available for selection include History, Political Science, Psychology, Geography, Sociology, Public Administration, Mathematics, Computer Application, Commerce, and any one from Economics, Journalism, or Physical Education. Compulsory courses include EVS, Basic English Communication (Term-I), and Advanced English Communication (Term-II). The program incorporates industry interaction through tie-ups, content delivery by industry experts, collaborative projects, and internships that provide hands-on real-life experiences. Additionally, students can opt for undergraduate research by studying four courses as Open Minor or Generic elective courses, with the final year Capstone project associated with the research option. The highest salary received by an LPU BA student was 10 LPA. Notable companies such as Cognizant, Accenture, DXC Technology, Forbes Marshall, Capgemini, Virtusa, and many others have recruited LPU BA graduates, showcasing the program's alignment with industry needs.

As a historian, you can specialise in various areas like Ancient History (deals with pre-historic age and the early civilization generally from 5000 BC to 1000 AD), Medieval You can also specialise in various occupational areas like Archeology (Archaeologists identify historical site, excavate, study, analyze, interpret, and preserve historical remains), Epigraphy (study of inscriptions), Numismatics (analyze the coins), Archival science, Museologists are involved with forms and nature of museum collection. As a historian, you will mainly work in academic environment as researcher. Jobs in museums and historical survey organisations are very few. As a researcher, you will be involved in study and research. To get into a profession in History you will have to complete your graduation in Arts, with History as your major, and then complete your post graduation/ masters course in History/ Museology/ archeology etc depending on your specialization.