Courses

Print Media and Visual Communication - II

This advanced-level course explores the integration of print media design principles with contemporary visual communication practices across print and digital platforms. It focuses on editorial systems, publication design, brand communication, and user-centered visual experiences.Learners will develop advanced skills in typography, layout systems, information hierarchy, and print production workflows. The course emphasizes strategic storytelling, cross-media communication, and professional execution for modern communication and UI/UX contexts.

Form , Space & Aesthetics -II

This course introduces learners to the fundamental principles of form, space, and aesthetics in product design. It focuses on understanding form vocabulary, spatial relationships, and visual composition to create meaningful product identities. Through exploration of materials, textures, and surface treatments, learners develop sensitivity toward aesthetics and usability. The course culminates in a conceptual product design project that integrates form development, model making, and visual storytelling.

Print Media and Visual Communication - I

This advanced-level course explores the integration of print media design principles with contemporary visual communication practices across print and digital platforms. It focuses on editorial systems, publication design, brand communication, and user-centered visual experiences.Learners will develop advanced skills in typography, layout systems, information hierarchy, and print production workflows. The course emphasizes strategic storytelling, cross-media communication, and professional execution for modern communication and UI/UX contexts.

Design Portfoilo Development - I

This course introduces fundamental principles of materiality, form, and structure through systematic exploration and model-making exercises. It aims to develop spatial cognition, technical skills, and an understanding of material behaviour, enabling learners to translate conceptual ideas into tangible three-dimensional forms using appropriate tools, techniques, and sustainable practices.

Analytical Reasoning for Design - I

This course introduces fundamental principles of materiality, form, and structure through systematic exploration and model-making exercises. It aims to develop spatial cognition, technical skills, and an understanding of material behaviour, enabling learners to translate conceptual ideas into tangible three-dimensional forms using appropriate tools, techniques, and sustainable practices.

Creative Problem Solving - I

This course introduces fundamental principles of materiality, form, and structure through systematic exploration and model-making exercises. It aims to develop spatial cognition, technical skills, and an understanding of material behaviour, enabling learners to translate conceptual ideas into tangible three-dimensional forms using appropriate tools, techniques, and sustainable practices.

Material Exploration & Model Making - I

This course introduces fundamental principles of materiality, form, and structure through systematic exploration and model-making exercises. It aims to develop spatial cognition, technical skills, and an understanding of material behaviour, enabling learners to translate conceptual ideas into tangible three-dimensional forms using appropriate tools, techniques, and sustainable practices.

Introduction To 3d Animation And Digital Sculpting - I

This course introduces learners to the fundamentals of 3D animation and digital sculpting used in contemporary visual media. It focuses on understanding 3D modeling, character creation, sculpting techniques, and animation principles. Learners will explore industry tools to create digital forms, textures, and animated sequences. The course emphasizes creativity, technical skills, and storytelling through 3D digital environments.

Next Gen Prototyping -II

Next-Gen Prototyping-This course provides learners with an in-depth exploration of advanced prototyping techniques, framed within the principles of design thinking, sustainability, and digital innovation. Learners will engage with both physical and digital prototyping methods while integrating emerging AI tools and circular design strategies. Emphasis is placed on developing user-centered, future-ready solutions that transcend disciplinary boundaries, enabling students to translate ideas into tangible, impactful outcomes.

Human -Centered Design & Ergonomics - I

This course introduces the principles of human-centered design and ergonomics in product development. It focuses on understanding human capabilities, limitations, and behaviors to create products that enhance comfort, usability, and safety. Learners explore anthropometry, cognitive ergonomics, and user interaction in design processes. The course emphasizes designing products that respond effectively to user needs and contexts. By the end of the course, learners will be able to integrate ergonomic principles into innovative and user-friendly product solutions.

CCIQ Creative Course

Top creative courses focus on in-demand skills like UI/UX design, graphic design, animation, and digital content creation, with top platforms like Coursera, Skillshare, and Domestika offering specialized training. Popular options include Google UX Design, Adobe creative certifications, and specialized courses in photography or illustration. These courses often cover AI-powered creativity, design thinking, and practical portfolio building.

Animation And Motion Graphics -III

This course explores animation and motion graphics as dynamic tools for storytelling and communication. Learners will study principles of motion, timing, and visual effects while developing skills in industry-standard software. Emphasis is placed on blending creativity with technical expertise to produce compelling animations for advertising, film, gaming, and digital media. Practical assignments include character animation, kinetic typography, and visual effects integration. Learners will also analyze how motion graphics influence audience engagement across platforms. By the end, they will be able to design and execute impactful animated content, applying motion as a powerful medium for expression and design communication.

Modeling, Texturing and Lighting in 3D -II

The course Modelling, Texturing and Lighting in 3D-I has been successfully completed. In this next-level, Modelling, Texturing and Lighting in 3D-II live online course, learners will develop the skills required to produce detailed 3D models, apply realistic textures, and design effective lighting setups, enabling students to create visually compelling and production-ready scenes. Emphasis is placed on refinement of polygonal modeling techniques,exploring studio lighting setups, HDRI environments, and cinematic lighting techniques to enhance depth and atmosphere.

Fashion Draping & 3D Experimentation - II

The course Fashion Draping & 3D Experimentation-I has been successfully completed. In this next-level,Fashion Draping & 3D Experimentation-II live online course, learners will be able to understand the concepts of Advanced draping techniques for complex silhouettes,3D fabric manipulation and experimental forms,Sculptural garment development and volume creation, Integration of unconventional materials and mixed media with the help of expert mentors . Emphasis will be placed on transforming draped forms into structured patterns, surface exploration, texture building and layering,concept-based design development and creative storytelling.

Surface Embellishment - II

The course Surface Embellishment-I has been successfully completed. In this next-level, Surface Embellishment-II live online course,focuses on enhancing technical skills while encouraging creative expression through intricate and concept-driven embellishment techniques. Learners will build on foundational knowledge by experimenting with a wider range of materials, tools, and methods under the guidance of experienced mentors. Emphasis will be placed on precision, craftsmanship, and innovation in design execution. The ability to translate inspiration into original surface concepts by working with themes, mood boards, and design narratives will be developed for learners.

Fundamentals of Interior Design - II

This course introduces the foundational principles of interior design, focusing on spatial planning, aesthetics, and functionality. Learners will explore design elements such as balance, proportion, rhythm, and harmony to create effectiveinteriors. The course covers residential and commercial spaces, material applications, lighting, and furniture arrangement. Through exercises and case studies, learners will gain practical insights into analyzing spaces and conceptualizing layouts. Emphasis is placed on combining creativity with technical skills to enhance human experience within built environments. By the end, learners will have a strong base to pursue further studies and careers in the interior design field.

Global Vernacular Craft -II

The course Global Vernacular Craft-I has been successfully completed. In this next-level, Global Vernacular Craft-II live online course,learners will be able to develop the ability to analyze, interpret, and reinterpret vernacular craft traditions, combining heritage knowledge with contemporary design thinking under expert mentorship. Emphasis is placed on Craft Documentation & Research,Craft–Design Integration and Cultural Context & Sustainability. The focus is on experiential learning, skill refinement, and contextual understanding of craft traditions through guided projects and feedback.

Fundamentals of Fashion Design - II

The course Fundamentals of Fashion Design-I has been successfully completed. In this next-level Fundamentals of Fashion Design-II live online course, foundational fashion design principles are further developed through structured sessions, mentor-led guidance, and practical exercises. Deeper engagement with terminology, history, concept development, and textiles is facilitated, while design thinking from research to execution is applied. Emphasis is placed on trend analysis, creative expression, and industry-relevant skill enhancement through assignments, discussions, and feedback

AI and Immersive Technology - III

This course introduces learners to emerging technologies like Artificial Intelligence, Augmented Reality (AR), and Virtual Reality (VR) in design. It explores how AI-driven tools and immersive platforms transform creativity, user experience, and industry practices. Learners will study applications ranging from virtual prototyping and digital twins to personalized fashion and interactive interiors. Practical projects include experimenting with AI tools and developing immersive experiences. Emphasis is placed on critical reflection regarding ethics, sustainability, and human impact. By the end, learners will gain future-ready skills, enabling them to harness technology responsibly to create innovative, user-centered, and engaging design solutions.

Fashion Draping & 3D Experimentation - I

This course aims to develop students' ability to creatively and technically manipulate fabric directly on a dress form. It fosters spatial thinking, design innovation, and 3D visualization, enabling students to explore form, structure, and silhouette through experimental draping techniques. Emphasis is placed on sculptural design development, creative fabric manipulation, and garment prototyping.

BRANDING & VISUAL IDENTITY DESIGN-II

This course introduces learners to the principles of brand identity and its role in shaping perceptions. It covers visual language, storytelling, logos, typography, color, and tone of voice as tools for creating strong brands. Learners will analyze case studies of successful branding across industries, gaining insights into positioning and differentiation. Practical exercises will include mood boards, brand guidelines, and identity systems. Emphasis is placed on consistency, authenticity, and emotional connection with audiences. By the end, learners will be able to conceptualize and design cohesive brand identities that communicate values, build trust, and foster long-term recognition.

Visual Communication - II

The course Visual Communication-I has been successfully completed. In this next-level, Visual Communication-II live online course, further concepts are developed through advanced composition and layout design techniques,typographic systems and expressive typography applications,visual storytelling and narrative development and information design and data visualization principles. The mentor-led course focuses strategically on branding and identity communication through visual systems,digital and print media integration, experimental visual techniques and mixed-media exploration.

Fundamental of UX and UI Design -III

Fundamental of UX and UI Design -III

Fundamentals of UX and UI Design -II

The course Fundamentals of UI/UX design -I has been successfully completed. In this next-level, Fundamentals of UI/UX design-II live online course, emphasis is placed on user-centered design thinking, interaction design, and visual communication while strengthening learners’ ability to create intuitive and accessible digital experiences. This mentor led phase focuses on applying core UI/UX principles to real-world design problems, helping learners transition from basic concepts to practical design execution.

Fundamentals of UI and UX Design - I

This course introduces the core principles of human-centric and interaction design. Through case studies, hands-on exercises, and evidence-based methods, students will learn to understand user needs, define design challenges, and build meaningful interactions. The course covers what makes digital products intuitive, inclusive, and engaging, while strengthening foundational skills in UX—from research and problem definition to information architecture, usability, and strategic prototyping.

Pattern Making And Garment Construction -II

The course Pattern Making and Garment Construction -I has been successfully completed. In this next-level, Pattern Making and Garment Construction-II live online course, emphasis will be given on Advanced pattern drafting techniques,Dart manipulation and style variations,Designing and developing custom patterns,Garment fitting and alteration methods. The mentor-led course will also focus on the concepts of Construction of complex garments (e.g., dresses, trousers, and tops), Fabric selection and material handling for different designs,Finishing techniques and detailing, Introduction to fashion design elements and styling.

Manufacturing Centric Product Development - II

The course Manufacturing Centric Product Development-I has been successfully completed. In this next-level,Manufacturing Centric Product Development-II live online course, focus on design for manufacturing (DFM) and assembly (DFA) principles will be given priority. Learners will gain insights on the process optimization and efficiency by experienced mentors in production systems,quality control, testing, and standardization methods, costing, budgeting, and resource management. Emphasis is placed on supply chain fundamentals and production logistics,integration of digital tools for manufacturing and production tracking.

Foundations Of Design Thinking - III

This course introduces learners to Design Thinking as a problem-solving methodology rooted in empathy, experimentation, and innovation. Learners will engage with the five stages—empathize, define, ideate, prototype, and test—through hands-on projects and case studies. Emphasis is placed on user-centered design, collaborative ideation, and iterative prototyping. The course encourages critical reflection and creativity, preparing learners to tackle complex challenges across domains. By applying design thinking strategies, learners will learn to balance functionality, feasibility, and desirability in solutions. The course equips them with adaptable skills for innovation, making them effective contributors in design, business, technology, and social impact contexts.

Foundations Of Design Thinking - II

The course Foundation of Design Thinking-I has been successfully completed. In this next-level, Foundation of Design Thinking-II live online course, exposure to advanced application of design thinking frameworks in real-world contexts,in-depth user research, empathy mapping, and journey mapping techniques,problem reframing and opportunity identification strategies and advanced ideation methods and collaborative creativity tools will be provided to learners. Emphasis is placed on rapid prototyping and iterative solution development testing, feedback analysis, and solution refinement,cross-disciplinary application of design thinking principles under expert mentor guidance.

Creative Photography - III

This course introduces learners to photography as a medium of creative expression and communication. It covers fundamentals of composition, lighting, framing, and post-processing. Learners will explore genres such as fashion, product, portrait, and documentary photography. Practical sessions will encourage experimentation with equipment, settings, and editing software to develop personal style. Emphasis is placed on storytelling through visuals, capturing mood, and communicating ideas effectively. Case studies of iconic photographers will inspire critical reflection. By the end, learners will gain the technical and aesthetic skills to create compelling photographs for creative industries, branding, and visual storytelling contexts.

Creative Photography - II

The course Creative Photography-I has been successfully completed. In this next-level, Creative Photography-II live online course, focus is provided on developing a personal visual style while strengthening advanced shooting techniques, composition skills, and creative decision-making. Emphasis is placed on Advanced Composition & Visual Design, Conceptual & Narrative Photography and Conceptual & Narrative Photography. In the mentor-led course, practical aspects are covered through hand on experience through Genre-Based Practice and Technical Refinement.

The Art And Science Of Storytelling - III

This course explores storytelling as a powerful design and communication tool. Learners will study narrative structures, visual storytelling, and persuasive communication across diverse media. Case studies from film, advertising, fashion, and digital platforms will highlight the role of stories in shaping perception and influencing behavior. Hands-on projects will enable learners to craft narratives using text, visuals, and multimedia. The course emphasizes authenticity, creativity, and clarity, blending artistic expression with analytical skills. By mastering storytelling techniques, learners will gain the ability to communicate ideas effectively, inspire audiences, and apply narratives to design, branding, and social innovation.

The Art And Science Of Storytelling - II

The course The Art and Science of Story Telling-I has been successfully completed. In this next-level, The Art and Science of Story Telling-II live online course, learners will be equipped with advanced narrative structures and nonlinear storytelling techniques,character arc development and emotional engagement strategies,storytelling through visual, spatial, and experiential media and integration of research and data into narrative design. Emphasis is placed on cross-disciplinary storytelling for design, branding, and communication,scriptwriting. The mentor-led course focuses on scenario development for interactive experiences,audience analysis and narrative adaptation for different platforms.

Adobe Tools and Application - III

This course introduces learners to industry-standard Adobe software for design and creative communication. Covering tools like Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, and After Effects, learners will explore image editing, vector graphics, layout design, and motion-based storytelling. Emphasis is placed on building technical fluency, visual consistency, and creative experimentation across media platforms. Through practical exercises and projects, learners will apply Adobe applications to branding, publications, digital art, and design presentations.

Typography & Layout Design - II

The course Typography and layout Designs-I has been successfully completed. In this next-level, Typography and layout Designs-II live online course, the focus is on strengthening typographic sensitivity and advanced layout composition skills. It builds upon foundational knowledge of typography and introduces structured, professional-level practices used in editorial, branding, and digital design industries.Learners will explore how to combine typefaces effectively for editorial, branding, and UI applications. Emphasis is placed on designing magazines, brochures, posters, and multi-page publications with strong typographic control with mentors' expertise and guidance.

Digital Tools For Fashion And Textiles - II

The course Digital tools for fashion and textiles -I has been successfully completed. In this next-level,Digital tools for fashion and textiles-II live online course, the learners will get deep insights of Advanced digital illustration and rendering techniques,textile print design and repeat pattern development using software,computer-aided design (CAD) for fashion flats and technical drawings,digital portfolio development and presentation skills by experienced mentors .Emphasis will be given on 3D fashion design tools and virtual prototyping,surface design exploration using digital media,integration of traditional design concepts with digital workflows,final project showcasing a cohesive digital fashion or textile collection.

Digital Design Lab - II

The course Digital Design Lab -I has been successfully completed. In this next-level, Digital Design Lab-II live online course, learners will get acquainted with UI/UX Design Practice, user-centered design, wireframing, interface layouts, and usability principles. Emphasis is placed on Advanced Visual Design Principles,creating clickable prototypes and design workflows for web and mobile applications . The mentor-led course focuses on designing complete brand systems including logos, visual language, and style consistency.

Animation And Motion Graphics -II

The course Animation and Motion Graphics-I has been successfully completed. In this next-level, Animation and Motion Graphics-II live online course, emphasis is placed on timing, storytelling, visual rhythm, and industry-standard production techniques used in animation, advertising, and digital media. The core areas of principles of Advanced Animation and will be studied by learners . Deeper insights of Visual Effects & Compositing Basics will be provided in the mentor-led course

AI and Immersive Technology - II

The course AI and Immersive Technology-I has been successfully completed. In this next-level, AI and Immersive Technology-II live online course, learners will be equipped with the knowledge of Applied Artificial Intelligence and Immersive Technology Fundamentals. In this mentor-led course, emphasis is placed on Interactive Experience Design for building engaging, user-centered immersive environments .Learners will get Hands-on exposure to industry tools or prototyping and development.

Adobe Tools and Application - II

This course introduces learners to industry-standard Adobe software for design and creative communication. Covering tools like Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, and After Effects, learners will explore image editing, vector graphics, layout design, and motion-based storytelling. Emphasis is placed on building technical fluency, visual consistency, and creative experimentation across media platforms. Through practical exercises and projects, learners will apply Adobe applications to branding, publications, digital art, and design presentations.

Digital user Interface Design - I

This course equips learners with the principles and practices of user interface (UI) design for digital products. It covers layout, typography, color systems, visual hierarchy, and interactive elements. Learners will work with industry-standard design tools to create wireframes, mockups, and prototypes. Emphasis is placed on designing intuitive, aesthetic, and accessible interfaces across platforms. Practical assignments include developing UI kits and screen designs for apps and websites. By the end, learners will acquire skills in visual communication, usability, and interface design, preparing them for professional roles in UI/UX design and digital product development.

Adobe Tools and Application - I

Introduces learners to industry-standard Adobe software for design and creative communication.Covers key tools: Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, and After Effects.Focuses on image editing, vector graphics, layout design, and motion-based storytelling.Emphasizes technical proficiency, visual consistency, and creative experimentation across media platforms.Includes hands-on exercises and applied projects for practical learning.Guides learners in creating branding materials, publications, digital artwork, and professional design presentations.

Digital Design Lab - I

This course provides hands-on exposure to digital tools and platforms essential for contemporary design practice. Learners will explore software and applications for sketching, 3D modeling, rendering, and digital presentations across design disciplines. Emphasis is placed on enhancing creativity through digital experimentation while developing technical proficiency. Practical assignments will include portfolio-ready projects, collaborative exercises, and cross-domain applications. The course encourages learners to integrate digital design into workflows, improving precision and innovation. By the end, learners will possess foundational digital skills to communicate ideas effectively and apply technology as a creative extension in fashion, interiors, product, and communication design.

Digital Tools For Fashion And Textiles - I

This course introduces learners to digital applications essential for fashion and textile design. It covers software for digital sketching, CAD pattern-making, textile simulations, and surface design. Learners will explore tools that enhance precision, speed, and creativity in design workflows. Emphasis is placed on integrating digital processes with sustainable practices, reducing sampling waste, and enabling virtual prototyping. Practical assignments will include digital mood boards, garment visualizations, and textile repeats. By the end, learners will acquire the ability to apply digital tools effectively, preparing them for the evolving demands of the fashion and textile industry.

Fashion Accessories - I

This course explores the design and development of fashion accessories as integral elements of personal style and brand identity. Learners will study categories such as footwear, bags, jewelry, and belts, with emphasis on form, material, function, and ergonomics. Through research, prototyping, and design projects, learners will create accessories that complement apparel collections and reflect global market trends. Emphasis is placed on craftsmanship, sustainability, and innovation in accessory development. Case studies of iconic accessory designers and brands will inspire creative thinking. By the end, learners will gain practical skills in accessory design, preparing them for specialized industry opportunities.

Design Forecasting - I

This course introduces learners to the principles and methods of design forecasting, focusing on predicting future trends in fashion, interiors, and product design. It covers consumer behavior, cultural shifts, lifestyle analysis, and market research techniques. Learners will study how forecasting agencies, trend reports, and data analytics influence design directions. Practical assignments will include mood boards, scenario building, and future-mapping exercises. Emphasis is placed on combining intuition with research-driven insights to anticipate emerging needs. By the end, learners will acquire skills to interpret signals of change and create future-ready designs aligned with industry and consumer expectations.

Advanced Material and Surface Finishes - I

This course provides learners with knowledge of innovative materials and finishes for interior applications. It covers natural, synthetic, and composite materials, emphasizing durability, sustainability, and aesthetics. Learners will explore textures, surface treatments, and finishes that enhance user experience and design appeal. Emphasis is placed on experimentation, material innovation, and responsible sourcing. Practical exercises include material boards, mockups, and comparative analysis of finishes. By the end, learners will gain expertise in selecting and applying advanced materials and finishes, preparing them to create interiors that are functional, expressive, and aligned with contemporary design and sustainability standards.

Essentials of Animation and Motion Graphics

Essentials of Animation and Motion Graphics introduces learners to the fundamental principles, tools, and techniques used in creating compelling animated visuals and motion-based storytelling. This course covers key concepts such as timing, movement, visual rhythm, and design aesthetics, while also providing hands-on experience with industry-standard software. Students will learn how to transform static designs into dynamic content, explore animation workflows, and apply motion graphics in diverse contexts like advertising, entertainment, social media, and digital media production

Fashion Designing for the Future

Fashion Designing for the Future explores innovative approaches, sustainable practices, and emerging technologies that are shaping the fashion industry. This module highlights the shift toward eco-friendly materials, ethical production, digital fashion, and smart textiles. Learners will study how global trends, cultural influences, and technological advancements impact design processes and consumer behavior. The course encourages creativity, critical thinking, and adaptability, preparing students to design fashion that is both forward-thinking and socially responsible.

Design Your Space

This course provides beginners with an introduction to interior design concepts and practices. Learners will study basic spatial planning, furniture placement, lighting design, and material selection. Emphasis is placed on developing creative approaches to transforming spaces into functional and aesthetically pleasing environments. Through simple exercises and projects, learners will gain confidence in analyzing interiors and presenting design ideas visually. The course encourages curiosity and experimentation, offering a clear pathway for those new to the field. It equips learners with fundamental knowledge and skills to explore interior design further, either academically or professionally.

Next Gen Prototyping -I

Next-Gen Prototyping-This course provides learners with an in-depth exploration of advanced prototyping techniques, framed within the principles of design thinking, sustainability, and digital innovation. Learners will engage with both physical and digital prototyping methods while integrating emerging AI tools and circular design strategies. Emphasis is placed on developing user-centered, future-ready solutions that transcend disciplinary boundaries, enabling students to translate ideas into tangible, impactful outcomes.

Visual Communication - I

This course introduces learners to the principles of visual communication, focusing on how imagery, typography, color, and layout convey messages effectively. It covers the psychology of perception, semiotics, and narrative structures within visual media. Learners will engage in projects such as poster design, branding, and digital layouts to practice visual storytelling. Emphasis is placed on clarity, creativity, and audience-centric communication across platforms. Through critical analysis and hands-on assignments, learners will gain the ability to design impactful visuals that inform, persuade, and inspire. The course prepares them to apply visual communication strategies across design, media, and branding contexts.

Manufacturing Centric Product Development - I

This course equips learners with knowledge of developing products optimized for manufacturing. It covers design-for-manufacturing (DFM) principles, industrial production processes, and prototyping. Learners will study material constraints, production economics, and scalability. Practical projects involve designing manufacturable prototypes and aligning design intent with industrial workflows. Emphasis is placed on collaboration between design and engineering to ensure efficiency and cost-effectiveness. Case studies highlight successful industry practices. By the end, learners will gain the ability to design products that balance creativity with manufacturability, preparing them to navigate challenges in industrial production and large-scale product development.

Human -Centered Design & Ergonomics - II

This course emphasizes the role of ergonomics and human-centered design in creating functional, safe, and user-friendly products and environments. Learners will study anthropometry, human factors, usability, and cognitive ergonomics. Practical exercises include evaluating user interactions, designing prototypes, and testing ergonomic solutions. Emphasis is placed on empathy-driven approaches that prioritize comfort, accessibility, and well-being. Case studies highlight product and spatial designs that integrate human needs seamlessly. By the end, learners will gain practical skills in applying ergonomics and user-centered methods, equipping them to design solutions that enhance user satisfaction and overall experience.

Form , Space & Aesthetics -I

This course introduces learners to the fundamental relationship between form, space, and aesthetics in design. It explores principles of balance, harmony, proportion, and rhythm across 2D, 3D, and spatial contexts. Through studio exercises, learners will experiment with scale, volume, and visual perception. Emphasis is placed on developing aesthetic sensitivity and critical analysis of design compositions in art, architecture, interiors, and products. Assignments include conceptual models, sketches, and spatial compositions. By the end, learners will gain the ability to articulate and apply aesthetic principles to create meaningful, visually engaging, and contextually relevant design solutions.

Fibre to Fabric -Textile Fundamentals - I

This course explores the journey from fibre to fabric, offering learners a strong foundation in textile fundamentals. It covers fibre types, yarn structures, fabric construction methods, and finishes that influence material behavior and performance. Learners will study natural and synthetic fibres, weaving, knitting, and non-woven processes, alongside dyeing and printing techniques. Practical samples and demonstrations will support theoretical knowledge, helping learners understand fabric properties and applications in fashion and interiors. Emphasis is placed on sustainability and innovation in textiles. The course equips learners with technical knowledge essential for design decision-making and material selection across creative disciplines.

Creative Photography - I

This course introduces learners to photography as a medium of creative expression and communication. It covers fundamentals of composition, lighting, framing, and post-processing. Learners will explore genres such as fashion, product, portrait, and documentary photography. Practical sessions will encourage experimentation with equipment, settings, and editing software to develop personal style. Emphasis is placed on storytelling through visuals, capturing mood, and communicating ideas effectively. Case studies of iconic photographers will inspire critical reflection. By the end, learners will gain the technical and aesthetic skills to create compelling photographs for creative industries, branding, and visual storytelling contexts.

AI and Immersive Technology - I

This course introduces learners to emerging technologies like Artificial Intelligence, Augmented Reality (AR), and Virtual Reality (VR) in design. It explores how AI-driven tools and immersive platforms transform creativity, user experience, and industry practices. Learners will study applications ranging from virtual prototyping and digital twins to personalized fashion and interactive interiors. Practical projects include experimenting with AI tools and developing immersive experiences. Emphasis is placed on critical reflection regarding ethics, sustainability, and human impact. By the end, learners will gain future-ready skills, enabling them to harness technology responsibly to create innovative, user-centered, and engaging design solutions.

Content Strategy and Creative Documentation - I

This course introduces learners to the importance of context, strategy, and documentation in design practice. It focuses on research methods, observation, and analysis for understanding cultural, social, and environmental contexts that shape design outcomes. Learners will explore tools such as mood boards, visual diaries, and creative documentation techniques to record ideas effectively. The course emphasizes translating research into strategic design directions that align with user needs and project goals. By integrating creativity with systematic documentation, learners will enhance their ability to communicate concepts clearly and persuasively, developing essential skills for both academic and professional design practices.

Fundamentals of Interior Design - I

This course introduces the foundational principles of interior design, focusing on spatial planning, aesthetics, and functionality. Learners will explore design elements such as balance, proportion, rhythm, and harmony to create effective interiors. The course covers residential and commercial spaces, material applications, lighting, and furniture arrangement. Through exercises and case studies, learners will gain practical insights into analyzing spaces and conceptualizing layouts. Emphasis is placed on combining creativity with technical skills to enhance human experience within built environments. By the end, learners will have a strong base to pursue further studies and careers in the interior design field.

Modeling, Texturing and Lighting in 3D -I

This course provides an in-depth understanding of 3D asset creation — from modeling forms to applying textures and lighting them for visual realism. Students learn to translate design concepts into digital 3D environments while mastering industry-standard tools and workflows used in animation, gaming, and visualization. The course emphasizes both technical proficiency and aesthetic decision-making to create production-ready 3D scenes.

Advanced Editorial and Publication Design - I

This course explores editorial design as a medium for storytelling and communication through print and digital publications. Learners will study grid systems, typographic hierarchy, image integration, and advanced layout strategies. Projects include designing magazines, books, reports, and digital publications. Emphasis is placed on conceptual clarity, audience engagement, and production-ready outputs. Learners will also explore experimental editorial formats and interactive publications. By the end, they will gain expertise in advanced editorial design, enabling them to create visually compelling and content-rich publications for contemporary media and communication industries.

Animation And Motion Graphics -I

This course explores animation and motion graphics as dynamic tools for storytelling and communication. Learners will study principles of motion, timing, and visual effects while developing skills in industry-standard software. Emphasis is placed on blending creativity with technical expertise to produce compelling animations for advertising, film, gaming, and digital media. Practical assignments include character animation, kinetic typography, and visual effects integration. Learners will also analyze how motion graphics influence audience engagement across platforms. By the end, they will be able to design and execute impactful animated content, applying motion as a powerful medium for expression and design communication.

Typography & Layout Design -I

This course introduces learners to the principles of typography and its role in effective communication design. It covers type anatomy, hierarchy, grids, and layout systems across print and digital media. Learners will explore expressive typography, legibility, and cultural context while developing design projects such as posters, magazines, and digital interfaces. Emphasis is placed on balancing creativity with readability, ensuring that type enhances both form and function. By the end, learners will gain practical expertise in applying typography and layout strategies to create compelling, professional, and user-centered communication design outcomes.

Introduction To Knitwear Design & Technology - I

This course introduces the fundamental principles of knitwear design, structure, and production processes. Students explore the creative and technical dimensions of knitwear — from yarn selection and stitch development to garment construction and finishing. Emphasis is placed on understanding the relationship between design concepts, material behavior, and machine capabilities to create innovative and functional knitwear products.

Practical Ethnography For UX -I

This course introduces ethnographic research as a practical and powerful approach to understanding users, contexts, and behaviors in real-world settings. Students learn how to observe, interpret, and translate human experiences into meaningful design insights. Through hands-on fieldwork and case studies, the course bridges social research methods with user experience (UX) design practice to inform more empathetic, inclusive, and context-aware solutions.

6D Process In UX

This course familiarizes learners with the 6D process—Discover, Define, Design, Develop, Deploy, and Deliver—as a structured UX methodology. It emphasizes user research, ideation, prototyping, testing, and refinement. Learners will apply the framework to real-world design challenges, ensuring solutions that balance usability, desirability, and feasibility. Case studies and assignments will deepen understanding of iterative design processes across digital products and services. Emphasis is placed on collaboration, problem-solving, and evidence-based design decisions. By the end, learners will acquire practical expertise in applying the 6D process to create impactful, user-centered digital experiences.

Pattern Making And Garment Construction -I

This course introduces learners to the fundamental techniques of converting design ideas into wearable garments. It covers block drafting, pattern development, cutting, sewing, and garment finishing methods. Learners will construct basic apparel items, gaining skills in fit, balance, and construction accuracy. Emphasis is placed on precision, problem-solving, and professional standards in the making process. Hands-on projects will provide experience in transforming sketches into functional garments. By the end, learners will have acquired technical knowledge and practical skills in pattern making and garment construction, establishing a strong base for advanced fashion courses and industry-level design execution.

Surface Embellishment - I

This course focuses on techniques that enhance textiles and garments through decoration and detailing. Learners will explore embroidery, appliqué, beadwork, sequins, fabric painting, and digital embellishment, alongside experimentation with new materials and mixed media. Emphasis is placed on cultural traditions, global inspirations, and sustainable approaches to surface design. Practical sessions will involve swatch development, sample boards, and innovative applications that elevate fashion collections. Learners will also document their design process in journals, creating a personal resource library. By the end, learners will gain both technical expertise and creative confidence to integrate embellishment into professional fashion and textile design projects.

Fashion Accessories-II

The course Fashion Accessories-I has been successfully completed. In this next-level, Fashion Accessories-II live online course, the focus is on developing advanced design techniques, material exploration, and creative innovation. Learners will deepen their knowledge under the expert guidance of mentors on accessory categories such as bags, footwear, jewellery, and other fashion complements, with an emphasis on construction details, functionality, and aesthetics. Introduction of the fundamentals of collection building, encouraging learners to design coordinated accessory lines that align with fashion concepts or target markets will be given to the learners. Emphasis is placed on presentation skills, including detailed rendering, technical drawing, and visual storytelling.

Fashion Illustration-Form To Concept - I

This course equips learners with the skills to transform design concepts into visual fashion narratives through illustration. It covers proportions, anatomy, stylization, and rendering techniques using traditional and digital tools. Learners will practice illustrating garments, textures, accessories, and dynamic poses to communicate design ideas effectively. Emphasis is placed on storytelling through sketches, capturing mood, and highlighting garment details. Assignments include creating concept boards and portfolio-ready illustrations. By the end, learners will develop fluency in fashion drawing as a professional communication tool, enhancing their ability to present ideas, build creative identity, and express innovative design concepts visually.

Canva for Beginners

This course provides learners with practical skills to use Canva as a versatile design tool. It covers basics of layout, typography, color, and visual hierarchy through Canva’s accessible interface. Learners will create posters, social media posts, presentations, and branding assets, gaining hands-on experience in digital communication. Emphasis is placed on quick, effective design for non-specialists while encouraging creativity and professionalism. Through guided exercises, learners will learn to customize templates, work with imagery, and develop cohesive visual identities. By the end, they will be able to design impactful visuals independently, making Canva an essential tool for everyday creative communication.

Interaction Design

This course introduces learners to Interaction Design, focusing on creating engaging, intuitive, and meaningful user experiences across digital platforms. It covers user research, wireframing, prototyping, and usability testing with emphasis on interfaces that connect people and technology. Learners will explore how interaction patterns, accessibility, and aesthetics shape user engagement. Practical assignments include designing apps, websites, and interactive systems. The course emphasizes empathy-driven design, ensuring solutions are inclusive and functional. By the end, learners will gain skills to craft interactive experiences that integrate creativity with usability, preparing them for roles in UI/UX, digital products, and service design.

The Business of Interior Design

This course introduces learners to the entrepreneurial and managerial aspects of interior design practice. It covers project management, costing, contracts, vendor relations, and client communication. Learners will study business models, branding, and marketing tailored for the interior industry. Case studies will provide insights into balancing creativity with operational efficiency. Practical assignments include preparing proposals, timelines, and budgets for real-world projects. Emphasis is placed on professional ethics, negotiation, and leadership. By the end, learners will acquire business acumen alongside design expertise, equipping them to establish successful practices or manage projects effectively within the interior design industry.

Fashion Show Management

This course provides learners with insights into the planning and execution of fashion shows as powerful platforms for brand storytelling. It covers event conceptualization, choreography, backstage management, logistics, and promotion. Learners will study how to collaborate with designers, models, stylists, and media to create seamless presentations. Practical projects include mock show planning, budgeting, and visual merchandising for runway settings. The course emphasizes creativity, organization, and attention to detail, preparing learners to deliver engaging experiences. By the end, they will gain the skills to manage fashion events professionally, combining aesthetics with strategic brand communication.       

Rebranding

This course explores the process of rebranding as a strategic tool for revitalizing businesses and organizations. Learners will study brand identity, consumer perception, and market repositioning, with a focus on updating visuals, communication, and values. Case studies of successful and failed rebrands will provide critical insights. Practical assignments will involve redesigning logos, creating new campaigns, and redefining brand narratives. The course emphasizes authenticity, consistency, and audience engagement in shaping renewed identities. By the end, learners will acquire the ability to develop rebranding strategies that strengthen brand relevance, foster loyalty, and ensure long-term competitive advantage in evolving markets.

Research Methodology for Designers

This course introduces learners to research as a critical component of design practice. It covers qualitative and quantitative methods, ethnographic studies, surveys, and case analysis tailored for creative disciplines. Learners will explore techniques for framing research questions, collecting data, and analyzing findings to inform design outcomes. Emphasis is placed on connecting research with innovation, enabling learners to create solutions that are contextually relevant and evidence-based. Practical assignments include literature reviews, documentation, and fieldwork. By the end, learners will gain the ability to conduct systematic design research, strengthening both academic inquiry and professional problem-solving in creative fields.

BRANDING & VISUAL IDENTITY DESIGN-I

This course introduces learners to the principles of brand identity and its role in shaping perceptions. It covers visual language, storytelling, logos, typography, color, and tone of voice as tools for creating strong brands. Learners will analyze case studies of successful branding across industries, gaining insights into positioning and differentiation. Practical exercises will include mood boards, brand guidelines, and identity systems. Emphasis is placed on consistency, authenticity, and emotional connection with audiences. By the end, learners will be able to conceptualize and design cohesive brand identities that communicate values, build trust, and foster long-term recognition.

Significant moment of Indian Design History - I

This course explores key moments that shaped Indian design history, from ancient craftsmanship to post-independence design movements. Learners will study milestones such as traditional textiles, indigenous crafts, and the establishment of design institutions like NID. The course highlights cultural, political, and economic factors influencing Indian design identity. Through visual analysis, case studies, and documentation, learners will understand how these moments contributed to India’s design ethos. Emphasis is placed on linking heritage with modern practices, inspiring learners to contextualize design evolution within their work. The course nurtures awareness of India’s contribution to global design culture and innovation.

Global Vernacular Craft -I

This course explores vernacular crafts from around the world, emphasizing their cultural, historical, and material significance. Learners will study traditional techniques, indigenous knowledge systems, and regional aesthetics that shape craft practices. Through case studies, field research, and documentation, they will examine the sustainability and resilience of craft communities. The course encourages critical reflection on the intersection of craft, culture, and modern design. Learners will explore ways to integrate traditional wisdom with contemporary innovation, ensuring cultural preservation while fostering global collaboration. By the end, they will appreciate craft as a vital contributor to identity, sustainability, and design evolution.

Textile and Weaving

This course introduces learners to the foundations of textiles with a focus on weaving design. It covers fibre classification, yarn types, and fabric construction techniques such as weaving, knitting, and non-wovens. Learners will explore loom structures, weave patterns, and surface treatments that influence texture and aesthetics. Emphasis is placed on understanding material behavior, functionality, and cultural significance. Through hands-on sampling and visual analysis, learners will develop a strong base for creative exploration in fashion and interiors. The course equips them with essential technical knowledge to design innovative, contextually relevant, and sustainable textile solutions.

Material Selection in Interior Design

This course focuses on the importance of material selection in shaping interior spaces. Learners will study the properties, applications, and sustainability aspects of materials such as wood, stone, metal, glass, textiles, and composites. Emphasis is placed on durability, functionality, aesthetics, and environmental impact in decision-making. Through case studies and practical exploration, learners will understand how materials influence spatial quality, mood, and performance. The course prepares them to make informed choices that balance creativity with responsibility. By the end, learners will be able to apply material knowledge effectively to design projects in residential and commercial interiors.

Fashion Styling Fundamentals

This course introduces learners to the principles and practices of fashion styling. It covers body types, wardrobe building, color coordination, and accessorizing to create impactful looks. Learners will study styling for editorial, commercial, and personal contexts, analyzing trends and cultural influences. Practical assignments such as mood boards, lookbooks, and styling projects will enhance creative visualization and presentation skills. Emphasis is placed on developing an eye for detail, proportion, and storytelling through fashion. The course equips learners with the knowledge and skills to pursue careers in styling for fashion media, retail, branding, or personal consultancy.

Color Theory for Designers

This course explores color theory as an essential tool for designers across disciplines. Learners will study the science and psychology of color, its cultural meanings, and its impact on perception and behavior. The course covers color systems, harmonies, contrasts, and schemes applied in fashion, interiors, and communication design. Practical exercises will enable learners to experiment with palettes and applications in real-world contexts. By combining theory with hands-on projects, they will learn to use color strategically to enhance aesthetics, functionality, and emotional resonance. The course equips learners with the ability to make informed and impactful color decisions in design practice.

Foundations Of Design Thinking - I

This course introduces learners to Design Thinking as a problem-solving methodology rooted in empathy, experimentation, and innovation. Learners will engage with the five stages—empathize, define, ideate, prototype, and test—through hands-on projects and case studies. Emphasis is placed on user-centered design, collaborative ideation, and iterative prototyping. The course encourages critical reflection and creativity, preparing learners to tackle complex challenges across domains. By applying design thinking strategies, learners will learn to balance functionality, feasibility, and desirability in solutions. The course equips them with adaptable skills for innovation, making them effective contributors in design, business, technology, and social impact contexts.

The Art And Science Of Storytelling - I

This course explores storytelling as a powerful design and communication tool. Learners will study narrative structures, visual storytelling, and persuasive communication across diverse media. Case studies from film, advertising, fashion, and digital platforms will highlight the role of stories in shaping perception and influencing behavior. Hands-on projects will enable learners to craft narratives using text, visuals, and multimedia. The course emphasizes authenticity, creativity, and clarity, blending artistic expression with analytical skills. By mastering storytelling techniques, learners will gain the ability to communicate ideas effectively, inspire audiences, and apply narratives to design, branding, and social innovation.

Fundamentals of Fashion Design - I

This course provides learners with an introduction to the principles and processes of fashion design. Core topics include silhouette, color, fabric, texture, and surface techniques. Learners will explore design development, trend analysis, and garment construction workflows. Fashion history, cultural influences, and digital innovations are integrated for contextual understanding. Practical exercises in sketching, mood boards, and prototypes will allow learners to translate ideas into outcomes. The course fosters critical thinking, creativity, and technical skills, laying a foundation for advanced studies. It prepares learners for future opportunities in fashion design, merchandising, and entrepreneurship.

Sustainable Fashion

This course explores Sustainable Fashion, emphasizing ethical, ecological, and innovative approaches to garment design and production. Learners will study eco-friendly textiles, slow fashion, ethical labor, and circular systems that minimize waste. Practical workshops will include experimenting with sustainable fabrics, alternative dyeing, and digital tools. Case studies of global brands will provide real-world insights into balancing aesthetics, business, and responsibility. Learners will critically reflect on fashion’s global challenges and develop creative solutions that reduce environmental footprints. The course equips them to design fashion systems and garments that are impactful, future-ready, and socially conscious while advancing sustainability.

Zero Waste Pattern Making

This course introduces Zero Waste Pattern Making, focusing on eliminating fabric waste during garment creation. Learners will study innovative pattern techniques, fabric behavior, and efficient cutting strategies to ensure sustainability without compromising design aesthetics. Practical exercises with draping, geometric layouts, and digital tools will encourage experimentation. The course connects creative design with environmental responsibility, emphasizing waste-free production. Case studies will showcase the ethical and economic benefits of this approach. By the end, learners will acquire practical skills to design garments that balance innovation, sustainability, and functionality, preparing them to advance sustainable practices in the fashion industry.

3 R’s – Reuse, Recycle, Reproduce

This course emphasizes the 3 R’s as pillars of sustainable design. Learners will explore creative approaches to reusing, recycling, and reproducing resources to minimize waste. Projects and case studies will highlight material recovery, upcycling, and regenerative practices. The course encourages experimentation with discarded materials, renewable resources, and innovative techniques for functional outcomes. Learners will critically evaluate global waste challenges and develop responsible design solutions guided by circular economy principles. Through hands-on activities, they will create meaningful interventions with ecological, social, and economic impact, gaining skills to design sustainably across fashion, interiors, product design, and related industries.

Sustainable Development - I

This course introduces Sustainable Development as a framework balancing economy, society, and environment. Learners will study the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and their design relevance. Focus areas include renewable resources, responsible consumption, and climate resilience. Case studies and projects encourage practical solutions addressing waste reduction, energy efficiency, and equity. Emphasizing systems thinking, the course highlights technology and circular economy practices that shape sustainable futures. By integrating design with sustainability, learners will gain tools to create impactful, ethical, and future-ready solutions. The course empowers them to act as responsible changemakers across industries, aligning creative practices with global sustainability goals.

Universal Design - I

This course explores Universal Design, emphasizing inclusivity and accessibility across environments, products, and experiences. Learners will examine strategies to remove barriers and design for diverse users, including the elderly and differently-abled. Through projects, research, and case studies, they will gain practical skills in creating functional, aesthetic, and sustainable solutions that align with global accessibility standards. The course nurtures empathy-driven innovation, preparing learners to critically evaluate and reimagine existing systems. By integrating diversity into the design process, learners will contribute meaningfully to industries like architecture, fashion, interiors, communication, and urban planning where inclusivity is vital.