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Pearl Academy Offers UG & PG Courses in Design, Fashion PearlPearl Academy Academy offers offers UG & UG PG &courses PG courses in Design, in Design, Fashion, Fashion, Business, Business, Journalism Journalism and Media.and Media. To knowTo know more, more, visit www.pearlacademy.comvisit www.pearlacademy.com or call or 1800 call 1800 103 3005103 3005 (Toll Free).(Toll Free). DELHIDELHI • NOIDA • NOIDA • MUMBAI • MUMBAI • JAIPUR • JAIPUR COVER - 22-12-17 __AA.indd 1 22/12/17 8:13 pm The world looks forward to that answer just as much as you. Because you are made to change the world. You’ve chosen, the bold, and often intimidating path to create. You’re much like the man who invented the wheel, or he who declared that the world is not flat. You’re here, as much to learn the principles of design and communication, as to redefine the conventions of the past. There will be lots of learning, and even more eye-opening. It’s bound to be hard, it promises to be fun. It’ll be as much as about true grit, as it’ll be about real genius. he world looks forward to this impending discovery of yourself as much as you do. Because, while today is the first day of the rest of your life; in a sense, it’s also the first day of the rest of the world. Isn’t that amazing? Whether you are studying Product Design or Communication Design or Interiors or Fashion or Journalism – You are all creators. And being a creative person comes with an unyielding desire to raise the bar in every respect. It comes with a thirst to accomplish the unimaginable, to dream the unthinkable, to create the impossible, to be a name to reckon. To be the Best that you can be. INDEX PEARL ACADEMY CENTRES 4-5 LEADERSHIP 6 ADVISORY BOARD 7-9 PEARL TOTAL LEARNING SYSTEM 10 INDUSTRY ALLIANCES 11 SCHOOL OF FASHION 12-31 SCHOOL OF DESIGN - 30-47 SCHOOL OF BUSINESS 48-61 SCHOOL OF MEDIA 62-75 AWARDS AND RANKINGS 76 FUTURE PATHS 77 PEARL EXPERIENCE 78-79 PORTFOLIO 80-83 GLOBAL LEARNING 84-85 INDUSTRY INTEGRATED CIRCUIT 86 INDUSTRY IN CLASSROOM 87 CAREER SERVICES 88 LIVE INDUSTRY PROJECTS 89 CREATIVE IMPACT 90-91 STUDENT ACHIEVERS 92-93 QUALIFICATION 94 ADMISSION PROCESS 2018 95 - 100 DELHI PEARL ACADEMY CENTRES The Delhi Centre has two campuses: in Naraina and Rajouri Garden. The Naraina campus is fully equipped with plethora of facilities, world class infrastructure and has been the launch pad for design and business professionals for the last 25 years. The Rajouri Campus is 100,000 sq ft and is designed around the needs of design students, providing them with a contemporary architectural canvas that is permeated with slick classrooms and wide collaborative spaces perfect for the 21st century learner. A-21/13, NARAINA INDUSTRIAL AREA, PHASE II, NEW DELHI EROS BUILDING DISTRICT CENTRE, RAJOURI GARDEN, NEW DELHI NOIDA The campus is located in the heart of Noida, a part of the National Capital Region (NCR). This campus houses state-of-the-art labs like Sewing & Cutting, Printing & Embroidery and Make-up. It has a well-stocked Library and Resource Centre along with Design & Drawing Studios, Pattern-Making Studios and more. B-25, SECTOR 59, NOIDA MUMBAI The Mumbai Centre with its state-of-the-art labs for media, fashion and interiors have ensured a world class learning experience for students. Located right in the centre of bustling Mumbai makes it a great place to get ready for the creative industries. The Mumbai Campus has won accolades like, ‘Best Upcoming Design Institute in Mumbai’ award at ‘Brands Academy Education Excellence Awards’ 2014 and Bronze Award under ‘Emerging Design School Category’ at The Edutainment Awards, 2016. SM CENTRE, ANDHERI KURLA ROAD, ANDHERI EAST, MUMBAI JAIPUR The Jaipur Centre has been awarded as one of the most beautiful college campuses in India by India Today, 2016 and has also won ‘Best Learning Building’ Award at the World Architecture Festival Awards, 2009. It’s spread over 3.28 acres and has state-of-the-art infrastructure which includes world class Jewellery & Gemmology Labs, making it the ideal place to learn the nuances of fashion and design. The Centre has hosted the 14th International Conference of the International Foundation for Fashion Technology Institutes in 2012. SP-38 A, RIICO INDUSTRIAL AREA, DELHI ROAD, KUKAS, JAIPUR 4 5 LEADERSHIP ADVISORY BOARD Prof. Nandita Abraham Claudio Moderini Dr. Veena Jhamtani Dutta Deepak Seth Sunil Sethi Tristan Beau de Lomenie Chief Executive Officer Head Academics Campus Director Group Chairman President of General Manager Delhi, Noida Pearl Global Industries Fashion Design Council of India Pullman & Novotel POS Multinational Ltd. New Delhi Aerocity Ruchita Verma Ramalingam Seetharaman Nidhip Mehta Prof. Vikas Satwalekar Dr. Roopak Vasishtha (CEO) Satish Gokhale Campus Director Campus Director Head Design Consultant Apparel Made-ups & Home Design Specialist Mumbai Centre Jaipur Centre School of Design Furnishing Sector Skills Council Owner, Design Directions Pvt. Ltd. Dr. Priya Mary Mathew Nisha Jhangiani Vivek Karmokar Tikka Shatrujit Singh Nikhil Mehra Yeshwantrao Holkar Head Head Head Head Representative Fashion Designer Co Founder School of Business, Research School of Fashion School of Foundation LVMH in Asia CEO of UMOJA & International Relations Anup Sasidharan Mohit Soni Farhana Farook Head Chief Operating Officer Managing Editor, Filmfare Career Services Media and Entertainment Skills Council Magazine 6 7 ADVISORY BOARD ADVISORY BOARD SCHOOL OF DESIGN SCHOOL OF MEDIA Anthony Lopez Sriram Suryanarayanan Sachendra Yadav Jaishri Jethwaney Mohit Soni Farhana Farook Design Director, Principal Designer User Experience Designer Product Designer Professor and Program Director Chief Operating Officer Managing Editor, Filmfare Lopez Design Story Teller Indian Institute of Mass Media and Entertainment Magazine Communication Skills Council Tanuja B.K Ashwini Deshpande Niladri Mukherjee Architect/Interior Designer Co-founder, Director, Elephant Founder and MD of Glue Design + Innovation Shobho Sengupta Mayank Shekhar Brand Consultant Entertainment Head Mid-day SCHOOL OF FASHION SCHOOL OF BUSINESS Manish Tripathi National Advisor to the Ministry of Ruchita Sharma John K. John Textiles for India Handloom Brand Luxury Curator Head, Capability Development-Leadership Transitions, Reliance Industries Limited 8 9 PEARL TOTAL LEARNING SYSTEM INDUSTRY ALLIANCES Pearl Academy has launched a new 360 degree comprehensive learning based model, embedded in UG and PG FDCI joins hands with Pearl Academy to nurture and develop the designers of tomorrow course curriculum to ensure that every student gets the right opportunity to develop skills, knowledge and motivation to embrace change, set trends and lead the change as an innovator and leader of the future. The key features of Pearl Total Learning System are: • Career Mentoring – 360-degree preparedness. This includes a tool to assess student’s professional competencies both at entry and final levels and helps students develop a career path for themselves. • Edge Courses for Success – Special skills for tomorrow’s leaders. Students are taught special skills like Design Thinking, Digital Marketing and Entrepreneurship by industry experts from around the world. • Industry Integrated Circuit - Live Industry Projects with FDCI, INTACH and others, a ‘Learn from the Masters’ series and industry juries for final projects • Global Learning Project – Internationality for each student. Increased exchange opportunities, along with an international experience lab and beamed classes. Pearl Total Learning System has been developed based on three years of internal and third-party research An exclusive tie-up with Amazon.in to showcase talented alumni’s creations incorporating the viewpoints of industry, international academic experts, alumni and students. This model ensures complete learning by every student and gives them all the tools and exposure required to be successful in tomorrow’s industry. 360O PREPARATION SPECIAL SKILLS Professional Skills Assessment (developed FOR TOMORROW’S with CEB) at entry and final levels LEADERS Career Advisory – individual, based Design Thinking, IDEO on interests and competencies Digital Marketing, ADOBE Incubation for budding Entrepreneurship, Laureate entrepreneurs International Adobe partners with Pearl Academy to launch India’s first Adobe Digital Technology Academy PEARL TOTAL LEARNING SYSTEM INTERNATIONAL EXPOSURE FOR EACH STUDENT International Experience Lab module Live Industry Project – FDCI designers, Intach Beamed classes from global experts Learn from the masters Exchange Opportunities Industry mentorship during professional practice and juries for final projects 10 11 SCHOOL OF FASHION PLACEMENTS 2017 NISHA JHANGIANI (Head – School of Fashion) School of Fashion, is the powerhouse of innovation and creativity, where students are offered industry oriented courses in fashion designing, styling and fashion media make-up. We emphasize on the combination of technical skill sets along with human touch which leads to synergy of innovative ideas and creative solutions. The School has 2 verticals – Fashion Design and Fashion Styling & Image Design (Beauty and Styling). Each of the verticals offers UG & PG Courses and 11 months professional certificate. BEST PACKAGE COMPANY: With a dedicated team of highly competent, trained and industry experienced, both local and OFFERED: 7.8 lac international faculty members, the learner gains real-time industry information. Apart from classroom teaching, the students are exposed to various workshops, master classes conducted by the industry experts in association with
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