Interior Architecture:-

Interior Architect help in planning out the layout of an establishment which can be a house, office or any other commercial complex in such a manner that the area at hand is utilized in the most productive manner. Functionality of the space is key, to be successful interior designer. Interior architecture is all about how we experience spaces. It’s a powerful, essential part of our daily lives and affects how we live, work, play, and even heal. Designers craft spaces that anticipate our needs and appeal to our emotions while pulling from a broad set of skills and technical knowledge. Interior architecture has changed dramatically since the early 20th century when it was just beginning to emerge as a profession.
Interior architecture is a multifaceted profession that includes conceptual development, space planning, site inspections, programming, and research.

On completion- one can work in Architectural Firm, Interior Design firm, Product Assembly manufacturing units. One can open a design firm or can work freelance, even from home or co-working office.
Course highlights- ED, STUDIOS, CAD SOFTWARES, GRAPHICS, CONSTRUCTION, CRAFTS & FURNITURE, MATERIALS SURVEY, ESTIMATION, THESIS WORK, DIGITAL PORTFOLIO, GREEN INTERIORS, SERVICES, HISTORY, LAB WORK, DIGITAL WORK & MSP WORK ETC.

Interior Styling:-

This course is designed to introduce the elements and principles of design that are used to create harmonious and balanced interiors. This course develops one’s sense of design and ‘designer’s eye’. After the course it comes easily to one’s mind that how to apply knowledge of design in creating inspirational designs for residential and commercial environments like home, hospitality (hotels, restaurants, resorts), commercial & retail spaces, events & stage sets etc. Styling is the practice of creating a beautiful room/studios or a set to meet a brief/requirements for a particular space. The developed aesthetics can also be used for a large-scale photo shoot, product photography in a production house. The skills learnt are applicable for product styling, set styling, photography styling or interior styling.
This course covers the latest in local and international design trends; practical case studies with lots of take-out ideas and expert styling tips, tricks and advice.

On completion- After completing this course, you can open your own interior design business, you can do corporate office planning, hotels, home and residential design.
Course highlights- INTRODUCTION TO STYLING AND ELEMENTS AND PRINCIPLES OF DESIGN, ELEMENTS AND PRINCIPLES IN STYLING, COMPOSITION AND VIGNETTES, DEVELOPING MOOD, CREATING AMBIENCE AND SEASONAL STYLE, HOW TO CREATE MOOD BOARDS, MATERIALS, SOFT MATERIALS AND HARD MATERIALS, WINDOW AND WALL TREATMENTS, SPATIAL PLANNING, INTERIOR STYLING AND ROOM LAYOUTS ETC.

Furniture Design:-

Furniture designers are professional designers who create furnishings to be used and enjoyed. If you’ve looked at furniture and you think that you can go on a micro-structure of it then you are in. A career as a furniture designer can prove to be rewarding. Furniture designers design for the masses, creating dressers, beds, sofas, and many other pieces for modern homes, apartments, offices and more, often keeping in mind things like customer preferences and modularity, sustainability, ergonomics, and practicality. Furniture designers work with clients producing new and unique designs, forecasting and budgeting, testing new ideas using prototypes or models, preparing detailed final designs. Ability to draw and conceptualize three-dimensional objects is also very important in this field.

On completion- one can work in furniture co., furniture or product design studios, Product Assembly manufacturing units. One can open a designer furniture store or can work freelance, even from home or co-working office.
Course highlights- ED, STUDIOS, CAD SOFTWARES, THESIS WORK, HISTORY, MODULAR FURNITURE, BUILT-IN FURNITURE, MEDICAL FURNITURE, CASEGOOG FURNITURE, SYSTEM FURNITURE, REGIONAL FURNITURE, SCULPTURE FURNITURE, HISTORY, LAB WORK, DIGITAL WORK & MSP WORK ETC.

Architecture- Building:-

Architecture is about physical structures, such as buildings, however it also describes the technicalities of designing those buildings, as well as the method of construction. Students must be prepared to study for a relatively prolonged period. While artists work from real to the abstract, architects work from the abstract to the real. Architecture is a passion, a vocation, a calling — as well as a science and a business. It has been described as a social art and also an artful science. Architecture is the highest quality of design. It is also concerned with restoration and remodeling existing building.
On completion- one can work in Architectural Firm, Interior Design firm, Building design consultant, Space planner. One can open a design firm or can work freelance, even from home or co-working office.
Course highlights- ED, STUDIOS, CAD SOFTWARES, THESIS WORK, DIGITAL PORTFOLIO, GREEN ARCHITECTURE, SERVICES, STRUCTURE, CLIMATOLOGY,HISTORY, SURVEYING, ENERGY SYSTEM, HVAC, PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE, PLANNING, SOCIOLOGY, BUILDING TECHNOLOGY/MATERIALS, SPEC. WRITING, LANDSCAPE, (ELECTIVE) ARCHITECTURE PSYCHOLOGY-PMC-JOURNALISM, LAB WORK, DIGITAL WORK & MSP WORK ETC.

Landscape Design/Architecture:-

It is combination of nature and culture. Landscaping combines elements of art and science to create a functional, aesthetically pleasing extension of indoor living to the outdoors. One initial purpose of landscape design is to blend man's technology (house or building) into the natural surroundings. Today landscaping refers to the planning, laying out and construction of gardens that enhance the appearance and create useable space for outdoor activities around a home. Garden Design is a specialized branch of Landscape Design, concerned with private space.

On completion- one can work in Landscape Design Firm, Landscape designer, Landscape project manager, Landscape consultant, Landscape architect supervisor, senior landscape architect. One can open a design firm or can work freelance, even from home or co-working office.
Course highlights- ED, STUDIOS, HARDSCAPE, SOFTSCAPE, CONTOURS, SERVICES, PLANNING, ENV. CONSERVATION XERI, HISTORY, LAB WORK, ECOLOGY, DIGITAL WORK & MSP WORK ETC.

Urban Planning:-

These programs are meant to equip students with the necessary skills for development and management in urban planning. Rapid urbanization and the resultant transformation of urban areas pose great challenges to the existing approaches to design of public domain in cities. This also creates an opportunity to imagine the future scenarios of cities with a strong focus on design with functionality, livability, and sustainability. This course is predominantly concerned with the design of new neighborhoods, urban regeneration, and design of public places. As there is a growing interest in improving quality of our cities, there is an urgent need for professionals.
On completion- Students can expect to find opportunities as urban planners, community developers, building managers, sustainability consultants, government officers, landscape architects and surveyors, transport planners, environmental managers, estate agents, natural resource managers and historical preservation officers etc.
Course highlights- PUBLIC SPACES, CULTURAL STUDIES, BUDGET PLANNING, LEGAL ISSUES, ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES, INFRASTRUCTURE, DESIGN AND ARCHITECTURE, URBAN SUSTAINABILITY, METROPOLITAN PLANNING, URBAN PLANNING, DEVELOPMENT AND DISASTER MANAGEMENT, LAND CONSERVATION, INFRASTRUCTURE PLANNING ETC.

Industrial/Product Design:-

Industrial Design/Product design is the professional practice of designing products, devices, objects, and services used by millions of people around the world every day. Industrial designers typically focus on the physical appearance, functionality and manufacturability of a product. Every object that we interact with on a daily basis in our home, office, school, or public setting is the result of a design process aimed at improving life through well-executed design. Industrial designers develop the concepts for manufactured products, such as cars, home appliances, and toys. They combine art, business, and engineering to make products. Industrial designers consider the function, aesthetics, production costs, and usability of products when developing new product concepts.
On completion- Industrial designers, work primarily in offices, they may travel to testing facilities, design centers, clients’ exhibit sites, users’ homes or workplaces, and places where the product is manufactured. one can work in product manufacturer co., furniture. or product design studios.
Course highlights- CAD, COMPUTER AIDED ANALYSIS AND DESIGN, DESIGN METHODOLOGY, ELECTRONIC MATERIAL AND PROCESSES, INFORMATION COLLECTION AND ANALYSIS, INTRODUCTION TO INDUSTRIAL DESIGN, MODEL AND PROTOTYPE DEVELOPMENT, PRODUCT ANALYSIS ETC.

CAD Design:-

Going digital in interior designing means incorporating various elements such as personalization, inspiration, visualization, empowerment and in the designing through various design software available today. When designing on software such as Auto cad, sketch up, 3Ds max, V-ray and Photoshop etc., one gets a visual tour of the appearance of the outcome before showing it to client and further improvement becomes a possibility, it also helps the designers shape the ideas of the client into reality.
The objective of this course is to learn digital techniques in spatial design. Students successfully completing this course should be able to develop sophisticated digital layouts with image processing software (Auto cad, Photoshop), create CAD based 2D architectural drawings and 3D models (3ds max, Vector Works), and develop a 3D visualization of a design.
On completion- One can work as technical Illustrator. Digital three-dimensional modeler, visualizer, 3d simulation artist, 3d artist, building information modeler.
Course highlights- MICRO-MODELLING, MACRO-MODELLING, MATERIALS, CAMERA, LIGHTING, ANIMATION, WALKTHROUGH, ENHANCEMENT, OUTDOOR, INDOOR, DAY AND NIGHT EFFECT, PORTFOLIO ETC.

Interior Design:-

Interior designers help in planning out the layout of an establishment which can be a house, office or any other commercial complex in such a manner that the area at hand is utilized in the most productive manner. Functionality of the space is key, to be successful interior designer. Interior design is all about how we experience spaces. It’s a powerful, essential part of our daily lives and affects how we live, work, play, and even heal. Designers craft spaces that anticipate our needs and appeal to our emotions while pulling from a broad set of skills and technical knowledge. Interior design has changed dramatically since the early 20th century when it was just beginning to emerge as a profession.
Interior design is a multifaceted profession that includes conceptual development, space planning, site inspections, programming, and research.
On completion- one can work in Architectural Firm, Interior Design firm, Product Assembly manufacturing units. One can open a design firm or can work freelance, even from home or co-working office.
Course highlights- ED, STUDIOS, CAD SOFTWARES, GRAPHICS, CONSTRUCTION, CRAFTS & FURNITURE, MATERIALS SURVEY, ESTIMATION, THESIS WORK, DIGITAL PORTFOLIO, GREEN INTERIORS, SERVICES, HISTORY, LAB WORK, DIGITAL WORK & MSP WORK ETC.

Exterior/Facade Design:-

A façade refers to one side, usually the front, of a building. It is an integral piece to the overall design of a building. It provides the opportunity to create a personality and character to a building. Facades can come in many shapes and sizes, and it is really a chance for the designer to showcase their talent by bringing a building to life. A simple yet elegant façade design can suddenly change the character of a building and how it is perceived. The power of great design is reflected here. A simple yet elegant façade design can suddenly change the character of a building and how it is perceived.
Over the past twenty years, modern technologies and high functional demands have made many specializations necessary for planning-related professions in the fields of construction and architecture.
On completion- One can work as façade design specialist, façade consultant and its material supplier, Facade cladding manufacturer & supplier.
Course highlights- INTRODUCTION TO FACADES SYSTEMS, BASIC DESIGN PRINCIPLES, FAÇADE MATERIALS, ARCHITECTURAL ATTACHMENTS, THERMAL PERFORMANCE, COMPONENTS, FIRE PERFORMANCE, STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS, WEATHERTIGHTNESS, PROCUREMENT, ADVANCED FACADES ETC.

Visual Merchandising:-

Visual Merchandising (VM) is the art of presentation whereby Visual merchandiser conceptualizes designs and implements window and in-store displays for retail stores. This exercise educates the customers, creates desire and finally adds to the selling process. Visual Merchandising enables you to learn about the important field of modern times, which is retail merchandising. The students learn the art of introducing merchandising which looks and feels attracted to the customer.
The students learn how to grow the sales potential by effectively displaying the products which make a lasting impression on the existing and potential customers. The students are taught about topics like the layout of retail space, space planning, product grouping, colors, lighting, and elements of a window display, visual communication and presentation methods.
On completion- One can work as visual merchandiser, store manager, layout designer, merchandising consultant and brand manager and also one can work in apparel outlets, fashion houses, marketing companies, media houses and all kinds of retail outlets. 
Course highlights- RETAIL SPACE, SPACE ASSIGNMENT, PRODUCT GROUPING, LIGHTING,ELEMENTS OF A WINDOW DISPLAY, VISUAL COMMUNICATION AND PRESENTATION METHODS, FUNDAMENTALS OF VISUAL MERCHANDISING, MATERIAL EXPLORATION, COLOR PHYCOLOGY ETC.

Event Management:-

Event Management refers to an act of planning, coordinating, running and organizing an event for people, teams, communities etc. The main aim of the program is to train students in analyzing, marketing, planning and successfully realize the running an event business. An event manager should have good communication and proficiency skills with the right amount of confidence and courage to carry out events in an efficient manner. Event management requires good creative skills as an event manager and the person remains in charge of creating various models for events such as wedding set-ups, conferences, college fests, concerts etc. There is no scale of job for an event organizing company; it could be from private affair of a party to an event for large number of public.
Skills Required for Event Management: Event management requires one to have a constant interaction with stakeholders. A leadership and decision-making skills are essential in this field.
On completion- One can work as Event Manager, Marketing Manager, Business Development Executive, Event Accounts Manager, Event Coordinator, Wedding Planner, Celebrity Manager, Advertising and Marketing Executive, Brand and Image Specialist, Resources Purchase Manager, Consultant, Event Planner, Event Coordinator, etc.
Course highlights- PRINCIPLES OF EVENT MANAGEMENT, EVENT RISK MANAGEMENT, BUSINESS COMMUNICATION, FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING, EVENT ACCOUNTING, NEGOTIATION SKILLS, CONSUMER BEHAVIOUR AND BRAND MANAGEMENT, CROSS-CULTURAL MANAGEMENT, EVENT PRODUCTION ETC.

Design Management:-

Managers with both design and management skills are rare. Today companies recognize and acknowledge the way designers ‘think’ as a strategic asset; an alternative to traditional management methods and approaches toward company growth. This unique one year course encourages creative strategic thinking, forming multidisciplinary profiles capable of working in areas of product development, operations, marketing, R&D, and brand strategy – the mastermind that is designer and manager.
For participants with previous undergraduate level study in either design, art, business, management or similar, this course covers multifaceted training in management models, business organization processes, project management, business strategy, design thinking, and leadership.
On completion- One can work as Design manager, Product manager, R&D manager, Project manager, Operations manager etc.
Course highlights- MANAGEMENT MODELS, DESIGN THEORY, PROJECT MANAGEMENT, DESIGN AND CREATIVE THINKING IN MANAGEMENT, CRITICAL ANALYSES, PROBLEM SOLVING AND SOLUTIONS, OPERATIONS & DEVELOPMENT, CREATIVITY AND LEADERSHIP, PROFESSIONAL RESEARCH METHODS, INDIVIDUAL/GROUP PROJECTS ETC.

Project Management:-

What is a Project Management? It's a temporary endeavor undertaken to create a unique product, service or result. A project is temporary in that it has a defined beginning and end in time, and therefore defined scope and resources. And a project is unique in that it is not a routine operation, but a specific set of operations designed to accomplish a singular goal. So a project team often includes people who don’t usually work together – sometimes from different organizations and across multiple geographies.
The development of software for an improved business process, the construction of a building or bridge, the relief effort after a natural disaster, the expansion of sales into a new geographic market — all are projects. And all must be expertly managed to deliver the on-time, on-budget results, learning and integration that organizations need.
On completion- one can work as planning executive, Team Manager-(facilitating commitment and productivity, removing obstacles, and motivating team members, aligning projects to business goals, managing stakeholders, and communicating project status, milestones, and unexpected difficulties effectively).
Course highlights- PROJECT MANAGEMENT PROCESSES: (INITIATING, PLANNING, EXECUTING, MONITORING AND CONTROLLING, CLOSING), KNOWLEDGE (INTEGRATION, SCOPE, TIME, COST, QUALITY, PROCUREMENT, HUMAN RESOURCES, COMMUNICATIONS, RISK MANAGEMENT ETC.

Design Journalism:-

Architectural designing & planning, interior designing, landscape architecture etc. are a few disciplines integrated under the big banner Architecture. Drawing relationship between the exterior and interior, what goes well with which design element and what adds on to the aesthetics of the building has always been the task every other designer needs to satisfy. The designer tries to exude emotions and experience in the design he composes. But does a designer always communicate to his audience and his clients only by his designs? Does he just build a masterpiece and let the experience and the traverse untold? These questions are raised and interpreted in the course “Design Journalism”.
Architecture refers to the planning, designing and constructing of form, space and ambiance. Architecture also encompasses the pragmatic aspects of realizing buildings and structures.
On completion- One can work as design writer, journalist or editor in any type of publication or one can be an independent critic of body of architectural work.
Course highlights- ONE CAN CATEGORIZE ARCHITECTURAL JOURNALISM INTO DIVERSE SUBPARTS, NAMELY: DESIGN INTERPRETATION, PERCEPTIONAL THINKING, CREATIVE WRITING, PAPER WRITING, DOCUMENTATION IN TERMS OF PHOTOGRAP HY, EXPLORATION ETC.

Fashion Design:-

Fashion design is a form of art dedicated to the creation of clothing and other lifestyle accessories. Modern fashion design is divided into two basic categories: haute couture and ready-to-wear. The haute couture collection is dedicated to certain customers and is custom sized to fit these customers exactly.

In order to qualify as a haute couture house, a designer has to be part of the Syndical Chamber for Haute Couture and show a new collection once/twice a year. Ready-to-wear collections are standard sized, not custom made, so they are more suitable for large production runs. They are also split into two categories: designer and confection collections. Designer collections have a higher quality, finish and design. They often represent a certain philosophy and are created to make a statement rather than for sale. Both ready-to-wear and, generally haute-couture collections are presented on international catwalks.

On completion- One can work as accessories designer, cloth-line designer, production costume designer, fashion boutique owner.
Course highlights- DRAPING, FASHION ILLUSTRATION, FASHION AND ART, HISTORY OF FASHION DESIGNING, TRENDS, YOUTH FASHION MARKET, FABRICS AND RAW MATERIALS, TOOLS AND MATERIALS, CLOTHING DESIGNING, PRODUCT MAKING, CAD SOFTWARES, TEXTILE , VISUAL MERCHANDISING, PORTFOLIO ETC.

Lighting Design:-

It’s often said that lighting is as much an art as it is design engineering, but the art of design can be reduced to a series of guiding principles. “Lighting” is the application of light to spaces. Where the light is placed, at what relative intensities, and in what direction, can have a major impact not only on vision and visual comfort, but also on perception. Not just light, but the lighting equipment itself can also affect impressions of the space and its owner.
Lighting, therefore, can impact satisfaction, visibility, task performance, safety, security, sales, mood and atmosphere, aesthetic judgment and social interaction. It also tells a story about the space, whether a given store is likely to be focused on discounts or high-end products, or whether a restaurant is selling fast food or a fine dining experience. Architectural lighting design shapes the visual environment experienced by building occupants.
On completion- Career pathways for designers include employment in lighting design practices, engineering firms, lighting equipment manufacturers, architectural and design offices, lighting distributors and independent consultancies.
Course highlights- LIGHTING EFFECTS, BEAM ANGLES, AND FITTINGS, INSPIRATIONAL ARTISTS, FOCAL POINTS AND SIGHTLINES, PREPARING MOOD BOARDS WITH KEY ADJECTIVES, WORKING WITH FURNITURE AND MIRRORS, PROFESSIONAL LIGHTING DESIGN, COLOUR PERCEPTION (CCT,CRI AND INTENSITY), FOCUS (BRIGT/DIM LIGHTING) ETC.

Architectural Draftsmanship:-

Draftsman courses train students to draft, or draw, blueprints for a wide variety of buildings, products and machines in two or three dimensions, often using computer programs designed for this purpose. Courses in drafting are typically taught to make drafter of the design given by a designer, architect or an engineer.
Draftsman courses are typically used for the drafting, designing or engineering firms. Classes are available in several areas of drafting, including architectural, mechanical, civil and electrical drafting.

Technical Drafting (In a basic technical drafting class, students learn about topics like geometrics, sectional views and multi-view drawing. Students also study lettering, tolerance and dimensioning. Depending on the program, students may gain experience with computer drafting systems; however, most introductory drafting courses begin with paper and cardboard models).

On completion- one can work in design, engineering firm, in Municipalities, Construction companies, Metal manufacturing companies, Machinery construction companies, Contract drafting firms and self-employment etc.
Course highlights- DRAFTING TERMINOLOGY, WORKING WITH CAD SOFTWARE, HOW TO READ BLUEPRINTS, DESCRIPTIVE GEOMETRY, ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTING, MECHANICAL AND TECHNICAL DRAFTING, GEOMETRY FOR DRAFTING, 3-D MODELING, ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN, ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS, MACHINE TOOL DESIGN, ETC.

Civil & Structural Design:-

Planning is the pre-production activity and in any technical construction project, it involves drawing up construction plans, financing, recruiting staff, safety, preparing materials and workers as well as getting approval to construct.
Unlike architects, who must focus on the appearance, shape, size and use of the building, structural engineers must solve technical problems - and help the architect achieve his or her vision for the project. They need principles of mechanics, mathematics and physics to construct safe, sustainable buildings.

Civil engineers do everything from utility layouts to designing bridges and layout of parks and parking lots and all of it requires design. Whether it requires actual calculations or just a decent layout plan, a lot of thinking, planning, code referencing and coordination are needed.

On completion- Structural planners work in offices and on/off sites as supervisor, consultant, researcher and project manager etc. They overview these: Design: - calculating the loads and stresses the construction will have to safely withstand.
Course highlights- STRUCTURAL PLANNING, STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS, STRUCTURAL DYNAMICS, STRUCTURAL OPTIMIZATION, THEORY OF ELASTICITY AND PLASTICITY, STRUCTURAL DYNAMICS, MATRIX COMPUTER METHODS OF STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS, CONCRETE STRUCTURES, STEEL STRUCTURES, DISASTER RESISTANT STRUCTURES ETC

Exhibition Design:-

Exhibition design is the process of conveying information through visual storytelling and environment. It is an integrative, multidisciplinary process that often combines architecture, interior design, graphic design, interaction design, multimedia and technology, lighting, audio, and other disciplines to create multi layered narratives around a theme or topic. The right exposure/experience is a must to convey the message across through different materials and medium.
Exhibition design spans a wide range of applications including museums, visitor centers, heritage parks, themed entertainment venues, trade shows, corporate environments, expositions, and retail stores. It harnesses physical space and visual storytelling to create environments that communicate the visitors. Exhibition design can be limited to a single display or can be expressed in immersive, architecturally integrated environments.
On completion- One can work as exhibition stall designer, exhibition planner, exhibition curator, exhibition artist, trade show event manager.
Course highlights- TEMPORAL ARCHITECTURE, RESEARCH, CONFERENCES, TRADE SHOWS, PUBLIC EXHIBITION, LIBRARIES, ART GALLERIES, MUSEUM EXBITION, CURATION, DISPLAY STANDS, EXHIBITION STALLS, SCHEMATIC DESIGN, DISPLAY TECHNIQUES-DIGITAL/NON DIGITAL, FABRICATION AND INSTALLATION ETC.