8 amazing courses that help you connect your passion with your profession

Design courses

Passion and profession, though commonly seen as independent spheres, intricately intertwine, shaping the path of an individual’s life journey. Passion is like your personal GPS, guiding you straight to what excites and fuels your energy. On the other hand, the profession provides a structured platform where this passion can manifest into tangible contributions and accomplishments. […]

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Fashion Design and E-learning: A Match Made For Better

Fashion Design

While the world is struggling with a health pandemic, an economic depression, and a global social justice movement, Bill Cunningham’s quote –“Fashion is the armour to survive the reality of everyday life.” became the inspiration to fashion and design fraternity. From adjusting to the new normal to navigating through it and bringing creativity to reality, […]

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Reinventing the cultural heritage with modern designs in the Fashion industry

modern designs in the Fashion industry

Cultural heritage is an integral part of a person’s identity. It cannot be viewed only as yet another fashion trend. It has a deeper, underlying meaning like many other inspirational sources. Heritage and culture stay regardless of fashion trends and times- as a constant inspirational source for designers. India’s deep-rooted culture and rich heritage are […]

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Discussing Responsible Fashion: Live Session by Ms. Archana Surana with Prof. Ian King

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Prof. Ian King was until recently the Professor of Aesthetics & Management in London College of Fashion at the University of Arts, London. He is currently visiting professor at three universities in Belgium, UK & USA. He has an awareness of responsible fashion in India and extremely optimistic viewpoints covering the design scenario. He first […]

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Shifting Paradigms of design and the new normal: An interactive session with design aspirants

On the occasion of handloom day, Ms. Archana Surana recalls the colorful beauty of the national handloom and its charming ethnicity. From the craft of making a handloom product to its essentiality to support rural economic development, handloom has been a significant part of Indian culture. After agriculture, handloom contributes to the largest economic activity […]

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Grooming the Groomers: NIESBUD professionals’ conference at ARCH College of Design & Business

International conference on Women & Enterprise Development (WED)

In today’s rapidly advancing world, the importance of empowering and developing people to become skilled trainers and entrepreneurs is becoming more and more prevalent. This is still a dream in underdeveloped and developing countries to groom the groomers & train them better. Organizations such as the National Institute for Entrepreneurship and Small Business Development (NIESBUD) […]

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