School of Design

 Bachelor of Design (B.Des.) is an undergraduate degree program that focuses on developing creativity and design skills across various fields, including fashion, graphic design, industrial design, and interior design. The course typically lasts for 4 years and is structured to equip students with a blend of theoretical knowledge and practical expertise in design principles, tools, and techniques. During the program, students learn about visual communication, design history, human-centered design, and digital media, while working on real-world projects and internships. Graduates of the B.Des. program are well-prepared for careers in design studios, advertising agencies, fashion houses, and product development companies, with a strong foundation in both aesthetics and functionality.

 B.Des. (Bachelor of Design) - Lateral Entry program is designed for students who have already completed a related diploma or higher secondary education and wish to pursue an undergraduate degree in design. This course typically spans 3 years, allowing students to enter directly into the second year of the B.Des. program, provided they meet specific eligibility criteria. The curriculum is centered around design principles, creativity, innovation, and technical skills across various fields such as graphic design, fashion design, industrial design, interior design, and product design. Students gain hands-on experience through workshops, projects, and industry internships. Upon successful completion, graduates can pursue careers as designers, consultants, or entrepreneurs in the creative industries.