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Industry Linkages

Guest speakers, workshops, studio visits, classes inside production houses, live briefs, internships and job placement.

A dedicated industry linkages team brings the creative industry into the programme every month and takes students out to it. It keeps a working network of 38+ partner organisations and many individual practitioners.

Guest speakers come from animation studios, design agencies and production houses. Workshops are designed around current industry practice. Field trips go to studios, broadcasters, printing presses and galleries, and some classes are held inside industry workplaces so students see real workflows.

The same team coordinates internships, recruitment partnerships and job placement, and manages industry-sponsored projects, including agreements and how revenue is shared between the institution and students.

What’s included

Guest speakers
Practitioners invited to speak on their work, scheduled across the semester.
Workshops
Topics chosen from industry trends, run by professional facilitators.
Field trips and educational visits
Studios, agencies, production houses, broadcasters, presses and galleries.
Off-campus industry classes
Classes held inside creative companies.
Industry projects
Live briefs from partners, with agreements and revenue sharing.
Internships and placement
Opportunities identified, placements coordinated and progress monitored.
Media coverage
TV channels, media outlets and creators invited to cover major events.
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HEC AlignmentEvery programme and course aligned with Higher Education Commission policy, and kept aligned as policy changes.
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FacultyWorking practitioners from studios, agencies and production houses, recruited, trained to teach and evaluated every semester.
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Assessment & JuriesFinal projects developed in stages and defended twice: to faculty at an internal jury, then to working professionals who hold the final 40 marks.
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ScholarshipsRs 250M+ secured for creative-arts students, with partner sourcing, fair selection, monitoring and alumni reporting.
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Student LifeOrientation, counselling, five student societies, festivals, sports week, the annual magazine and outreach teams.
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Alumni5,000+ graduates, with chapters abroad, mentoring, referrals, and a steady return to the classroom as teachers and jurors.