B.Des In Fashion & Lifestyle Design
B.Des In Fashion & Lifestyle Design
This course prepares the learners for a career in fashion. The B.Des Fashion Design is a skills-based course, where they have the opportunity to explore their ideas both two- and three-dimensionally, using a broad variety of techniques and approaches in exciting and challenging projects. The course has excellent links with industry both through live projects and external competitions as well as collaborations with industry experts.
| Course Level | Undergraduate |
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| Duration | 4 years |
| Examination Type | Semester System |
| Eligibility | Passed 10+2 or equivalent course in any discipline from recognized Board/ Council/ University with a minimum of 50% marks for general (open) category and 40% marks for reserved category. |
| Top Recruiters | H & M , Myntra, Amrapali,Tanishq, Lifestyle, Dedecore,Reymond,Nike, Ikea |
| Placement ** | Placement Assistant available |
If you wish to pursue this programme or have any further queries, please call Sandip University’s toll-free number 1800-212-2714 .
| Contemporary English | Art Appreciation |
| Colour and Form Studies | Colour and Form Studies Lab |
| Drawing I: Media Exploration Lab | Free Hand Drawing |
| Material Studies - I Lab | Introduction to Photography Lab |
| Typography – I Lab | |
| Environmental Studies | Color, Context and Composition |
| History of Design | Narrative Structure |
| Color, Context and Composition Lab | Drawing II : Representation Techniques Lab |
| Material Studies - II Lab | Narrative Structure Lab |
| Software Skills Lab | |
| Foreign Language | #Internship – I |
| Economics and Management | Introduction to Textile Fibers and Yarns |
| Research Methodology and Craft Study | Drawing III: Analytical Drawing Lab |
| Introduction to Textile Fibers and Yarns Lab | Material Studies - III Lab |
| Research Methodology and Craft Study Lab | |
| Design Methods and Processes | Fabric Structure – I |
| Textile Processing | Traditional Indian Textiles |
| Design Methods and Processes Lab | Draping and Pattern Making - I Lab |
| Fabric Structure - I Lab | Textile Processing Lab |
| Traditional Indian Textiles Lab | |
| # Internship – II | Calculation and Costing |
| Traditional Indian Costumes | Art and Illustration Lab |
| Garment Construction Techniques (Soft Material) Lab | Programme Elective - I |
| Programme Elective – II | Programme Elective - III |
| Design Management | Introduction to Trends and Forecasting |
| Textile Testing and Quality Assurance | Garment Construction Techniques(Hard Material) Lab |
| Introduction to Trends and Forecasting Lab | Textile Testing and Quality Assurance Lab |
| Surface Designing Lab | Programme Elective - IV |
| Programme Elective - V | Open Elective – I |
| Advances in Fashion and Textiles | Fashion Marketing and Merchandising |
| Visual Merchandising | Innovation Workshop FLD Lab |
| Visual Merchandising Lab | Programme Electives - VI |
| Programme Electives – VII | Open Elective - II |
| # Internship – III/Dissertation |
| CIA:Continuous Internal Assessment L: Theory Lecture T: Tutorial P: Practical TH: Theory Exam. |
#:Internship for 15 Days. *:Oral Examination UC:University Core PC:Programme Core PE:Programme Elective |
CIA | Weightage | Description |
| CIA 1 | 10% | Home Assignment | ||
| CIA 2 | 20% | Mid-Term Exam (MTE) | ||
| CIA 3 | 10% | Seminar Presentation | ||
| CIA 4 | 10% | Activity/Project & Research Based Activity | ||
| TOTAL | 50% |
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| Programme | Sem | Year | Mode | Eligibility | Academic Fees Per Year (INR) |
Special Fees (Incl. Library Fee & Examination Fees) Per Year (INR) |
Fees Per Year |
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School of Design (UG) |
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| B.Des (Bachelor of Design) in Fashion & Lifestyle Design | 8 | 4 | Sem | Passed 10+2 or equivalent course in any discipline from recognized Board/ Council/ University with a minimum of 50% marks for general (open) category and 40% marks for reserved category. | Rs. 1,90,000 /- | Rs. 10,000 /- | Rs. 2,00,000/- |
| No of Seats: 20 | |||||||