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Ph.D. in Design (Regular)

A regular full-time Ph.D. in Design provides a platform to pursue practice-based /led research in art, design, and culture.

• Practice-based Research is an original investigation undertaken in order to gain new knowledge partly by means of practice and the outcomes of the practice.
• Practice-led Research is concerned with the nature of practice and leads to new knowledge that has operational significance for that practice. The main focus of the research is to advance knowledge about practice or to advance knowledge within practice. In a doctoral thesis, the results of practice-led research may be fully described in text form without the inclusion of a creative outcome.

Research Areas

Architectural Design & Sustainability / Architect-Client stories/issues/narratives / Architecture in the Courthouse / Architectural Theory

Design Education/ Design Theory and Methodologies / Game based learning for school education

Digital Heritage / Architectural Ornaments of Northeast India / Heritage Architecture & Digital Experience Design (Creating Digital Immersive Heritage Experience, Risk Assessment and Vernacular Architecture Analysis of Five Historically Significant Temple Marvels of Kashi) / Documenting and Designing Folklore and Culture for Future Generations

Drone & Mobility Design / Urban aerial mobility design / Design and development of autonomous urban vehicles

Visual & Animation Design / Photography & Art and Design / Typography & Type Design

AI and Art / AI and Design / Chat GPT and Design / Human Computer Interaction / IoT Design / System Design & New Media Design

Computer Aided Design / Virtual Reality and Haptics / Usability and user experience of advanced interfaces with different modalities of interaction / Understanding the role of affect and cognition in Design processes / Teaching learning methods through AR/VR and MR for school education

Ph.D. Program (Interdisciplinary)

Interdisciplinary (ID) PhD program for enthusiastic aspirants exploring the interface of various science and engineering disciplines. The interdisciplinary Ph.D. program is coordinated by the Center for Interdisciplinary Programs (CIP).

The application can be made through PhD admission portal.

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• List of Provisionally Selected Candidates for PhD Program in Design.
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Admission to PhD Program in Design, AY 2024-25

IIT Jodhpur invites applications for admission to the PhD Program in Design offered by the School of Design for the semester commencing in July 2024.

Overview: The PhD program in Design at the School of Design, IIT Jodhpur, will encourage the participation of design practitioners, teachers, and aspiring design researchers in getting involved in design research activities and expanding the existing body of knowledge. The program will focus on conducting design research and projects in the overlapping fields of technology, science, engineering, humanities, education, arts and crafts through an interdisciplinary approach.

A. CATEGORIES OF ADMISSION

A candidate can be admitted in any one of the following categories.

• Full-time regular
• Full-time sponsored
• Part-time (online)
• Indian Nationals Residing Abroad (INRA) and Foreign Nationals

An in-campus student who can register for up to full credit permissible per semester. A student supported by a project of the institute will be considered a full-time regular student.

An in-campus student who can register for up to full credit permissible per semester. The candidate is sponsored by his/her employer. A sponsored candidate must have two years of relevant industrial/R&D/academic experience.

A part-time student is a working professional who, while employed, attends regular classes as per the schedule of the institute. The student must produce an NOC from the employer for pursuing the programme at IIT Jodhpur. The student must be employed in the neighborhood of IIT Jodhpur. The student can register only for a limited number of credits as compared to a full-time regular student.

A student working in an industry/R&D establishment/academic institution which is equipped with the necessary research and library facilities. The employer must relieve the student to stay on the campus to complete the minimum residency requirements.

A part-time (online) student is a working professional who, while employed, attends classes in a synchronous audio-visual mode as per the schedule of the Institute including limited contact sessions. The student is expected to register for a limited number of credits per semester. The student will need to spend at least 12 months on the campus before submission of the PhD thesis distributed over the entire period of the programme as per the academic requirements. The student must produce an NOC from the employer for pursuing the programme at IIT Jodhpur, certifying that the employer will also provide access to resources for the proper execution of the research work.

An Indian National who must have been residing abroad continuously for at least one year at the time of applying for admission are eligible for admissions under INRA category. Candidates who holds foreign passports (including those with OCI or PIO cards) are eligible to apply for admission as foreign candidates.

Admission to Ph.D. Program (Regular)

• Candidates admitted in this category shall not be a registered student in any other academic program in India or abroad, and shall not be a full-time or part-time employee of any organization in India or abroad.

The applicant must have a master’s degree in engineering, pharmacy, agricultural science, science, humanities, social sciences, management, design, architecture, fine arts or equivalent with at least 60% marks or at least 6.0/10 CPI or CGPA for GEN/GEN-EWS/OBC (55% for SC/ST),

The applicant must have a bachelor’s degree of minimum four-year duration in engineering or science or medicine or pharmacy or agricultural science or veterinary science or design or architecture or fine arts or equivalent with at least 70% marks or at least 7.0/10 CPI or CGPA for GEN/OBC (65% for SC/ST).

Admission to Ph.D. (sponsored/external/part-time)

• Candidates admitted in this category shall not be a registered student in any other academic program in India or abroad.
• The applicant must have a minimum of two years of work experience (after qualifying degree) in industry/R&D laboratories/Academic Institutions at the time of registration to the program.
• The applicant must qualify written test and/or interview conducted by IIT Jodhpur.

B. ADMISSION PROCEDURE

• Candidates can apply for the PhD program in Design through the IITJ PG Admission Portal: Apply Now (https://erponline.iitj.ac.in/Admission/index?admiss_ch=54)
• Applications will be shortlisted based on the candidate’s Academic Records, Work Experience, Statement of Purpose (SoP)*, Research Proposal (RP)*, etc.
• Shortlisted candidates may need to appear for an interview and written test/studio test, or both.
• Candidates are highly encouraged to familiarize themselves with the research areas of the faculty members before applying.
• For more details on application procedures and requirements, please refer to the official guidelines.

*Use the link: https://tinyurl.com/bdzm6nc8 to download the instructions for the Statement of Purpose (SoP) and Research Proposal (RP).

Candidates are highly encouraged to familiarize themselves with the research areas of the faculty members before applying. Prospective students should get in touch with specific professors at the School of Design to talk about their research interests and gain a better understanding of the current research focus. It is highly recommended that candidates get in touch with the faculty members to establish their research interests prior to applying (a list of faculties accepting PhD candidates for the current academic year is given below).

Faculty Name	Email ID	Research Interest Areas
Dr. Gaurav Vaidya	[email protected]	Industrial Design, Emotional Design, New Product Innovation, Product Styling and Perception, Creativity & Idea Generation, Computer-Aided Design, Product Form and Aesthetics, Product Prototyping, Craft Culture Design and Development, Toy Design, Furniture and Space Design, Design Methods.
Dr. Nimish Vohra	[email protected]	Foundational Courses in Design, Design History, Design Pedagogy, Craft-based Ventures, Entrepreneurship, and Marketing.
Dr. Pranjal Protim Borah	[email protected]	Human-computer Interaction (HCI), Human-robot Interaction (HRI), Interaction Techniques, Gesture-based Interaction, Haptics, Tangible and Haptic User Interfaces, Multi-sensory User Experience Design, Extended Reality (XR), Ageing and Accessibility, Inclusive Design, Game Design, and Machine Learning (ML).
Dr. Shimmila Bhowmick	[email protected]	Human-computer Interaction (HCI), Virtual Reality (VR), Novel Input Interaction Techniques, Gesture-based Interaction, User Experience Design, Perception in VR, Accessibility, Computational Interaction.
Dr. Sumana Som	[email protected]	Content design in XR technology, User interface design in XR, Visual culture, Storytelling and interactivity in visual narratives, Experimental art practice, Design aesthetics, New media art, Art craft and toy design, Game design, Research design in creative practice, Practice-based research.

Application Fees

Applicants belonging to the GEN-UR, GEN-EWS, and OBC categories are required to pay a processing fee of Rs. 300 online, while SC, ST, and PD applicants need to pay Rs. 150 during the submission of their application forms.

In case of any technical query with respect to the online application, applicants may contact the ERP Team ( [email protected] ).

General queries may be directed - between 10.00 a.m. and 5.00 p.m. on working days - to the following:

Office of School of Design, Phone Number: 0291-280-1782

Email: [email protected]

C. FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE

A regular PhD student admitted to the institute will be eligible for financial assistance as per the norms of IIT Jodhpur. The regular PhD students will have to perform teaching/lab assistance duties in addition to pursuing their research.

The eligibility criteria for financial assistance are as per the following:

• A candidate having B.Tech./B.Des./B.Arch./B.F.A./B.S.(four-year program)/Master's degree with GATE/CEED/NET(JRF)/NBHM (or equivalent) can have financial assistance as per MHRD norms.
• The requirement of GATE is exempted for an applicant with M.Tech. or equivalent post-Bachelor’s degree.
• A student may be exempted from GATE/CEED as per MHRD guidelines.
• The requirement of CEED is exempted for an applicant with B.Tech./B.Des./B.Arch./B.F.A./M.Des./M.Arch./M.Tech./M.S. degree/PG Diploma from an IIT, NIT, IIIT, NID, NIFT, SPA, IISc or an equivalent institute. These candidates must have at least 80% marks or at least 8.0/10 CPI or CGPA for GEN/OBC (65% for SC/ST) during their graduate and/or postgraduate degree.

D. RESERVATION POLICY

The norms of reservation for different categories shall be adopted as laid down by the Ministry of Education, Government of India.

E. IMPORTANT DATES

Applications	20 March – 03 June 2024
Shortlisted candidates for interview	17 June 2024
Interviews	24 June – 28 June 2024
Result	05 July 2024
Fees deposit	06 July 2024

F. FEE STRUCTURE

Fee structure for Academic Year 2024-25

G. ACADEMIC CALENDAR

Academic Calendar for Academic Year 2024-25 Semester-I

• Ph.D. in Design

The curriculum and pedagogy at MIT-WPU’s School of Design have evolved through an interdisciplinary and value-based approach to creative problem-solving, wherein research plays a pivotal role in the design process. The Ph.D. programme offered in Design emphasizes the application of various research methods, customized to meet the specific needs of society, fostering collaboration between designers and end-users. The primary objective of the programme is to facilitate design interventions and services that enhance the quality of life for people while sustaining the environment. Moreover, it aims to advance the understanding and utilization of design in industry, education, and society at large. By engaging in this programme, students get encouraged to contribute to the betterment of society through impactful design initiatives, promoting a sustainable and enriching future. As design scholars at MIT-WPU, students will explore cutting-edge concepts, develop novel approaches, and contribute to the advancement of the design field. Through their research and practical applications, they will be at the forefront of creating positive change, elevating the role of design in enhancing people's lives, and shaping a more inclusive and sustainable world.

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Ph.D Programme Fees

The following candidates are eligible to seek admission to the Ph.D. programme

Candidates who have completed:

i) A 1-year/2-semester master’s degree programme after a 4-year/8-semester bachelor’s degree programme or a 2-year/4-semester master’s degree programme after a 3-year bachelor’s degree programme or qualifications declared equivalent to the master’s degree by the corresponding statutory regulatory body, with at least 55% marks in aggregate or its equivalent grade in a point scale wherever grading system is followed or equivalent qualification from a foreign educational institutions accredited by an assessment and accreditation agency which is approved, recognized or authorized by an authority, established or incorporated under a law in its home country or any other statutory authority in that country to assess, accredit or assure quality and standards of the educational institutions.

A relaxation of 5% marks or its equivalent grade may be allowed for those belonging to SC/ST/OBC (non-creamy layer)/differently-abled, Economically Weaker Section (EWS) and other categories of candidates as per the decision of the commission from time to time.

Provided that a candidate seeking admission after a 4-year/8-semester bachelor’s degree programme should have a minimum of 75% marks in aggregate or its equivalent grade on a point scale wherever the grading system is followed. A relaxation of 5% marks or its equivalent grade may be allowed for those belonging to SC/ST/OBC (non-creamy layer)/Differently-abled, Economically Weaker Section (EWS) and other categories of candidates as per the decision of commission from time to time.

ii) Candidates who have completed the M. Phil programme with at least 55% marks in aggregate or its equivalent grade in a point scale. A relaxation of 5% marks or its equivalent grade may be allowed for those belonging to SC/ST/OBC (non-creamy layer)/Differently abled, Economically Weaker Section (EWS) and other categories of candidates as per the decision of commission from time to time.

Reservation is applicable only to Maharashtra domicile candidates provided they submit the necessary documents for reservation before interview. Outside Maharashtra candidates will be considered in open category.

1. Candidates satisfying eligibility criterion shall be called to appear for the Ph.D. entrance test conducted by MITWPU. The exemption will be given from Ph.D. entrance test for those students who qualify UGC-NET /UGC-CSIR NET /GATE (valid score)/CEED/GPAT (valid score)and similar national tests.

2. PhD entrance test shall be qualifying with qualifying marks as 50% provided that relaxation from 50% to 45% shall be allowed for the candidates belongs to SC/ST/OBC (Non creamy layer)/Differently abled category, Economically Weaker section (EWS) and other category of candidates. The syllabus of entrance test shall consist of 50% of research methodology and 50% shall be subject specific.

3. The interview/viva-voce will be conducted by the university for test qualifying candidates. For selection of candidates a weightage of 70% to the entrance test and 30% to the performance in the interview/Viva-voce shall be given. For GATE/NET/JRF /SET/GPAT/CEED qualified students, the selection will be based on Interview/Viva Voce

4. The recommended candidates will be intimated through email about their selection and the candidates will be offered Ph.D. provisional admission.

5. The eligibility of a candidate is provisional as per information provided by the candidate in his/her application form and is subject to verification of minimum eligibility conditions for admission to the program, educational documents and reservation documents (if any).

6. University keep rights to cancel admission of the Ph.D. scholars in the case of misconduct by the scholar, unsatisfactory progress/absent for consecutive two progress seminars, failure in any examination related to Ph.D., fabrication found in educational and reservation documents, candidate is found ineligible, involved in plagiarism in paper publications and thesis.

7. Provisional eligibility to appear in the selection process is no guarantee for admission to the program.

8. Candidates who will join PhD program full time, they will be provided with the stipend as per MITWPU norms.

9. PhD admission will be confirmed after successful completion of the course work with 55% or more as per UGC norms. Ph.D. programme should be minimum of three years including course work and maximum of six years from the date of admission to the Ph.D. programme.

10. A maximum of an additional two years (2) years can be given through the process of re-registration provided, however, that the total period for completion of a Ph.D. programme should not exceed eight (8) years from the date of admission in the Ph.D. programme.

11. Provided further that, female Ph.D. scholars and persons with Disabilities (having more than 40% disability) may be allowed an additional relaxation of two years(2) ; however the total period for completion of a Ph.D. program in such cases should not exceed ten (10) years from the date of admission of the programme.

12. Female candidates may be provided Maternity Leave/Child Care Leave for up to 240 days in the entire duration of Ph.D. programme.

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NID’s doctoral program

In pursuit of its continued commitment to Design research, NID started a doctoral programme in Design in the year 2017. The goal was to take a step further from the practice of Design so well pursued in its Bachelors and Masters programs into the world of advanced and detailed in-depth research study of particular aspects of Design that might hitherto not have been studied. NID’s PhD programme in Design aims to promote deep reflection, inquiry, and rigour in the development and dissemination of new ideas, expressions and skills in the field of Design and allied fields and contribute new theories and knowledge to Design, Design education and Design practice.

A Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) degree in Design is awarded at NID for advanced study of the creation of innovative solutions/  approaches/ methods/ interfaces for products/ communications/ services/ experiences along with an accompanying thesis that extends the body of knowledge of application of design thinking, process, and practice.

The programme is open to educators and professionals in design and allied fields who wish to reinvent their own practice or knowledge base while pushing the boundaries of the discipline through innovation in practice and create new design theories. The PhD programme at NID aims to be a national and international benchmark for doctoral research in design.

With the scholars of the first batch now graduating with their doctoral degrees, the program is drawing more and more applicants for doctoral pursuit in Design.

Practice- vs Theory-led doctoral research in Design

The PhD programme in Design at NID may be undertaken in one of the following modes:

Practice-led Research: Original investigation undertaken in order to gain new knowledge mostly by means of practice and the outcomes of that practice. Such research includes practice as an integral part of its method and often falls within the general area of action research outcomes accompanied by substantiated claims of originality and contribution to knowledge. Creative outcomes may be in the form of artefacts such as objects, images, film, fashion, music, Design collections, models, samples, prototypes, digital media, performances and exhibitions or other outcomes. The doctoral submissions for this kind of research must include contextualisation of the creative work.

Theory-led Research: Such research would be concerned with the nature of practice and lead to new knowledge that has operational significance for that practice. The main focus is to advance knowledge about practice, or to advance knowledge within practice.  Such research may be fully described in text form in the doctoral thesis.

Part-time vs Full-time engagement

The PhD programme is allowed to be taken up in part-time or full-time formats.

Residence: Full-time candidates are required to be present on campus throughout the duration of their doctoral study period.

Duration: The maximum duration allowed for a full-time candidate is 3 years, which can be extended upto 5 years upon formal application by the candidate and endorsement by their guide and co-guide.

Eligibility for financial support: Occasionally the Institute might make announcements of financial support if sources make such support available. On such occasions only full-time candidates are eligible to apply for the support.

Attention: SAGE Fellowships for full-time doctoral applicants

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Residence: Part-time candidates are required to be present on campus for the duration of scheduled coursework, seminars, and other academic requirements that are declared to be held in person.

Duration: The maximum duration allowed for a full-time candidate is 5 years, which can be extended upto 7 years upon formal application by the candidate and endorsement by their guide and co-guide.

Employer’s No-Objection Certificate: Working professionals in employment elsewhere and seeking admission to the part-time PhD programme are required to obtain a No-Objection Certificate (NOC) from their employer, stating that the employer has no objection to the employee pursuing a PhD from the Institute, and that the employee will be available in person or online as the Institute may require for doctoral consultations with the guide, for all Institute coursework, periodic seminars and presentations, as the case may be, and will fulfil residential requirements as per the Institute’s requirements. This certificate should be submitted no later than acceptance of offer of admission if made.

Eligibility for financial support: Part-time candidates would NOT be eligible for ANY financial support from the Institute.

Part-time candidates shall also be governed by all rules and regulations of the Institute.

NID-HSLU Cooperation PhD Program

In the year 2022 NID entered into an agreement with Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts—School of Design, Film and Art (HSLU), Switzerland, to offer an NID-HSLU PhD Cooperation program separate from its own PhD program alluded to above, on the theme Eco-Social Innovation by Design . This program is open to people worldwide to apply. A common portal is used for application to both programs. Information on this program is available on the website https://www.hslu.ch/en/lucerne-school-of-art-and-design/research/doctorate/phd-programme-eco-social-innovation-by-design/ .

The SAGE PhD Fellowship

NID is pleased to offer one (1) full-time PhD Fellowship on the topic of Biopackaging through the SAGE PhD Fellows program of Echo Network of Bangalore, a Denmark-based organisation that works with the Nordic Centre of India to promote research on Sustainability. Research proposals are invited for this Fellowship opportunity.

The terms of this Fellowship are as follows:

• This Fellowship would be available for research  only on the   topic of Biopackaging . The research must also relate to the field of Design and thus make a contribution to theoretical knowledge of the two fields (Design and Biopackaging) combined.
• The Fellowship would be available only to  full-time candidates . The candidate would be required to  fulfil   physical attendance requirements at NID's Ahmedabad campus  for the entire duration of their doctoral study.
• The Fellowship would be available for  three (3) years . If more time is required for the research work to be completed, the candidate could apply for it (extending the duration upto a maximum of 5 years) but the duration of funding is limited to 3 years.
• The fellowship would include a stipend for living expenses in Ahmedabad, tuition fees of the PhD program, and all costs (eg, travel, conferences, material) related to the research being conducted. 
• The candidate on this Fellowship is required to  spend up to 7 months in Denmark  (over the three-year Fellowship period) working with Danish institutes associated with Echo Network on this project. The costs of this would be covered in addition to the fellowship.
• Applicants to this Fellowship must clearly  include the following in the title of their research proposals: “Application for SAGE Fellowship”  to indicate their intent of applying for the fellowship. Absence of this phrase in the title would be taken to mean that the applicant does not wish to be considered for the fellowship even if the topic is related to Biopackaging.
• Only  one (1) position is available  for the Fellowship.
• Applicants for the Fellowship would  go through the same Admissions process as that published in the Admissions Handbook  for 2024.
• The candidate who is awarded the Fellowship would be required to  go through all the academic processes of all doctoral students of NID  during their doctoral tenure at the Institute.

Disciplines

The PhD programme in Design will include:

• Original investigation undertaken through a design project, in order to gain new knowledge by means of practice and the outcomes of that practice. Claims of originality and contribution to knowledge may be demonstrated through creative outcomes, which may include artefacts such as objects, images, film, fashion, music, design collections, models, samples, prototypes, digital media or other outcomes such as performances and exhibitions. Doctoral submissions for this kind of research must include a contextualisation of the creative work. A written/video thesis will form a part of the dissertation,which shall be in a dialogic and analytic relation to the outcome, with a suitable articulation of the objective, methods, process and findings.
• The research may also be concerned with the nature of practice and lead to new knowledge that has operational significance for that practice. The main focus of this kind of research shall be to advance knowledge about practice or to advance knowledge within practice. The results of the research, in this case, may be fully described in text form in the doctoral thesis.

The programme shall promote the accumulation and application of diverse research methods that should be customised as per Indian variables and the context of Indian socio-cultural heritage and should be relevant to the needs of the country. The main emphasis of the programme will be the generation of new knowledge through testing and implementing new materials, techniques, processes and design ideas. The programme will nurture design thinking as an inquiry-based field of research and knowledge production that, in turn, inform better design practices.  

The PhD programme in Design aims to promote deep reflection, inquiry, and rigor in the development and dissemination of new ideas, expressions and skills in the field of design and allied fields and shall lead to their meaningful manifestations in the form of new design collections, objects, communication, services, strategies, etc. The work shall contribute new theories and knowledge to design, design education and design practice.

The purpose of the programme is to support the creation of products or services that improve the quality of life of people, meet demands to sustain the environment, improve policymaking; and better the understanding and use of design in industry, education and society at large.

To foster original research and create new knowledge about the nature and practice of design.

To engage in a deeperunderstanding of expressions, methods and the role of design in problem solving activity.

To foster NID’s pedagogic principlesof ‘Learning to Know’and ‘Learning to Do’alongside itscore ideals and culture.

To enable collaboration in research, scholarship, design development and service.

To enable students to engage in advanced research and practice with design theorists and practitioners in a broad varietyof fields.

To contribute towards the Institute’s objective of design for dignity and service to society, and to participate in meaningful design for change and sustainability.

How to Apply

Admission to the PhD programme at NID as well as to the NID-HSLU Cooperation program is conducted annually, through NID’s Admissions portal  https://admissions.nid.edu . The admission process is a multi-stage one consisting of the following steps:

• Submission of application form.  The applicant must fill out the form for PhD Admissions on the link above. If the applicant wishes to apply to both, the PhD programme at NID and the NID-HSLU Cooperation program, separate applications (with different email ids) must be made for the two.

The application process is completed with payment of application fee. Once the payment is made, the information in the application may only be changed in a small Edit Window provided between 29 Mar and 31 Mar on payment of a processing fee.

• Screening of applications on the basis of educational qualification.  The applicant’s qualifications have to abide by the requirements mentioned in Section 5 of the  Admissions Handbook 2024-25 . Deviation from them would be cause for rejection of application.
• Scrutiny of research proposal submitted.  As part of the application, submission of a research proposal is required. The proposals of eligible candidates would be evaluated on criteria mentioned in the Admissions Handbook.

Attention!  Research proposals are especially invited on the topic of Bio-packaging, for which a funding opportunity in the form of the SAGE PhD Fellowship is available. Please read about this in the  section on SAGE Fellowship . This opportunity is available only to applicants to NID’s PhD Program, not to the NID-HSLU Cooperation Program.

• Passing of the Doctoral Research Test (DRT).  This test is required to be taken by all applicants who are less than 15 years from their basic educational qualification.
• Interview.  Candidates who pass the DRT would be interviewed by a selection panel appointed by NID.

The candidates who pass the interview stage would be ranked according to merit and the top 12 would be made offers of admission. All government norms that apply (eg, reservation based on caste and disability) would be followed in the process.

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The Department of Design offers robust full-time and part-time Ph.D. programmes which can be inter-disciplinary in nature. The Ph.D. program encourages researching design from multiple perspectives such as Technology, Humanities, Management, Sociology, Psychology, etc. to name a few  domains.

The Department of Design offers opportunities in the following Research domains pertaining to Design: Industrial Design, Product Design, Interaction Design, Graphic Design, Communication Design, Applied Ergonomics and Human Factors in Design, Universal and Inclusive Design, Human-Computer Interaction, Design Automation, Materials & Design, Design for Product Life-Cycle, Art & Design, Product Aesthetics, Digital.

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Ph.D. in Built Environment, Design Excellence and Creative Practice

The programme is a unique and highly specialised integrated Ph.D. programme in the built environment, design excellence and creative practice. Following the guidelines of National Education Policy (NEP), the programme will allow flexibility to the candidate to select the type of programme (integrated with exit option after 2 years with Master of Research degree or direct Ph.D.), enrollment status (part-time and full-time), specialisation in multiple areas and tracks (inquiry versus practice). The programme will familiarise scholars with multidisciplinary applications in the domains of the built environment and design. The uniqueness of the programme lies in its carefully crafted blend of structure, delivery and mentorship, by experienced faculty members and seasoned practitioners.

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About the programme.

• Within the interdisciplinary framework of the programme, scholars can choose from specialisations across design practice, design management, arts, cultural and heritage management, urban, regional, local development studies and sustainability studies and cultural tourism.
• Core coursework has been especially customized to cover methodological, writing, teaching and academic life skills that will be relevant across tracks and fields of specialization.
• The majority of credits in the programme also consist of independent research and research communication/ exchange activities.
• The faculty are well-recognized and well-networked in their fields.
• Internal and external funding opportunities will be available for academic exchange, field travel and conferences.
• Ph.D. scholars may choose research supervisory committee members from internal and external panels of experts.

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An M.Phil. or Masters by Research degree from an Indian or international university

Or, a recognised postgraduate degree in any discipline

Or, a four- or five-year undergraduate degree with a substantive research or thesis component (Candidate may be recommended to enrol for integrated PhD with exit option after 2 years)

Or, an undergraduate degree and substantial research or professional experience (Candidate may be recommended to enrol for integrated PhD with exit option after 2 years)

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Applicants are required to submit an application including a (1) CV, (2) work sample as “evidence of research preparation” (up to 5000 words), (3) UGC-NET certification (if available), (4) names and contacts of three referees and (5) a research proposal of up to 1200 words in the specified format.

The selection process will be carried out in following stages:

Research Aptitude Assessment (mandated by the UGC; if applicable)

Research proposal assessment (for direct PhD applicants only. Applicant may be recommended to enrol for integrated PhD with exit option after 2 years)

Research proposal presentation (with viva, for direct PhD applicants only. Applicant may be recommended to enrol for integrated PhD with exit option after 2 years)

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For details related to the admission requirements, the eligibility conditions and the programme, send an expression of interest, consisting of a CV and cover letter with a statement of purpose to [email protected] Please indicate whether you would be interested in a part-time or full-time programme and which specialization would interest you most.

Applicants will be evaluated on how well they demonstrate “evidence of research preparation” in the form of one or more of the following, which they must submit:

• Research skills coursework and/or a supervised research project that includes an independently completed written report, as part of the programme of study at the Bachelor’s and/or Master’s programmes.
• Scholarly papers involving a substantial contribution as an author, published in recognized academic journals or edited volumes from recognized academic publishers.
• Research or technical reports contributed by the candidate for industry, government, or business, which adhere to the broad conventions of academic publishing.
• “A scholarly approach to creative work as research investigation” shown through a critical discussion of creative work, the candidates’ own or others.
• Industry or work experience independently planning and executing a project.

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Department Preference for Ph.D. Admission(Second Sem. 2022-23)
Department	Pilani		Goa		Hyderabad
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Biological Science
Chemical Engineering
Chemistry
Civil Engineering
Computer Science & Information Systems
Electrical & Electronics Engineering
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Management
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Yes – A Department intends to admit students under the specified mode. No – A Department does not intend to admit students under the specified mode.

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ME / MTech / MPharm / MBA / MPhil (minimum of 60% aggregate)* MSc/BE/BPharm or an equivalent degree (minimum of 60% aggregate)* For admission into Humanities and Social Sciences, MA degree (minimum of 55% aggregate)* For part-time applicants, a minimum of one-year experience in the related field of study is required

[*In the Qualifying Degree examination]

In addition, Departments may set specific admission criteria for shortlisting. Meeting the minimum eligibility qualifications does not guarantee admission into the PhD program. Shortlisted candidates will have to appear for an admission test, which may comprise a written exam and/or interview. Information on specific Departments and related research activities is available on the Department homepage of respective campuses.

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Preferably individuals who would like to pursue PhD in-house, residing on campus.

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Preferably individuals who are working in organizations providing basic facilities and an environment for research.

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Full-time PhD students admitted into the PhD program are eligible to be considered for an Institute fellowship of Rs. 34,000 or Rs. 37,000 per month in the first year based on their qualifications at the time of admission. Students admitted with M.E./M.Tech./M.Pharm./MBA/M.Phil. or an equivalent Degree are eligible to receive an Institute fellowship of Rs. 37,000/-. Students admitted with M.Sc./B.E./B.Pharm. or an equivalent degree are eligible to receive an Institute fellowship of Rs. 34,000/-. These students on successful completion of coursework will receive Rs. 37,000/- from the Semester following the one in which the course work was completed Higher fellowship may be made available in subsequent years. Consideration for Institute fellowship will be as per Institute norms. It will be obligatory on the part of every admitted full time student to undertake 8 hours (per week) of work as assigned to him/her by the institute.

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The first PhD in design program in the US, Institute of Design’s PhD is a top-rated graduate program for those seeking to teach or conduct fundamental research in the field. Our PhD alumni have gone on to lead noted design programs at universities all over the world and lead practices at global corporations.

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All PhD students will work closely with their advisors to plan their course of study and research. Students complete a total of 92 credit hours:

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Courses may be selected from across the university’s course offerings to complement the objectives of the student’s program.

Admitted doctoral students will be required to submit and obtain approval for a program of study. Within two years of being admitted, students take a comprehensive examination, after which, students will be considered candidates for the PhD degree.

The research component of the program grows as the student progresses. The dissertation created from this work is intended to create a substantial and original contribution to design knowledge.

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IIT Bombay - Indian Institute of Technology - [IITB]

Mumbai , Maharashtra | AICTE , UGC Accredited

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Indian Institute of Technology - [IIT]

New Delhi , Delhi NCR

IIT Guwahati - Indian Institute of Technology - [IITG]

Guwahati , Assam | AICTE , UGC Accredited

IIT Hyderabad - Indian Institute of Technology - [IITH]

Hyderabad , Telangana | UGC Accredited

National Institute of Design - [NID]

Ahmedabad , Gujarat | AICTE , AIU Accredited

Bangalore , Karnataka | AIU Accredited

Delhi Technological University - [DTU]

New Delhi , Delhi NCR | UGC , NBA Accredited

PSG College of Arts and Science

Coimbatore , Tamil Nadu

Parul University

Vadodara , Gujarat | AICTE , COA , PCI , INC , GNC Accredited

United World Institute Of Design - [UID]

Ahmedabad , Gujarat

No Fees Found

Amity School of Fashion Technology - [ASFT]

Noida , Uttar Pradesh | AICTE Accredited

₹ 5.25 Lakhs

Woxsen School of Arts and Design

Hyderabad , Telangana | AICTE Accredited

World University of Design - [WUD]

Sonepat , Haryana | AICTE , COA Accredited

₹ 1.26 Lakhs

Chitkara University - [CU]

Patiala , Punjab | NCTE , COA , PCI , INC , UGC Accredited

Industrial Design Centre, Indian Institute of Technology - [IDC]

Mumbai , Maharashtra | AICTE Accredited

Amity University

Mumbai , Maharashtra | AICTE , RCI , COA , BCI , UGC Accredited

Bishop Appasamy College of Arts and Science - [BACAS]

Coimbatore , Tamil Nadu | AICTE , UGC Accredited

Bon Secours College for Women

Thanjavur , Tamil Nadu

Kongu Arts and Science College - [KASC]

Erode , Tamil Nadu | AICTE Accredited

IIT Kanpur - Indian Institute of Technology - [IITK]

Kanpur , Uttar Pradesh | UGC Accredited

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The Department of Architecture, Planning, and Design has a unique opportunity to collaborate with other departments within the prestigious institution, nurturing a multidisciplinary approach to education and enhancing the student learning experience. By collaborating with other departments, we will be able to utilize the immense knowledge and expertise of a variety of disciplines, thereby enhancing the breadth and depth of architectural education. By utilizing the knowledge of various disciplines, the department can provide an enriched educational experience that enables students to become versatile architects capable of addressing complex societal challenges. These interdisciplinary collaborations cultivate an innovative culture, encourage creative problem-solving, and equip the graduates with the comprehensive skill set required to excel in the ever-changing field of architecture.

The Department of Architecture, Planning, and Design is a department brimming with creative, youthful minds. It plays a crucial role in devising the institute's various events and other elements. During convocation events, the department provides design support under the direction of the Hon'ble Director. The department creates most of the graphics and installations on the campus. In addition, the department designed the signage for the DG-II dormitory, the Shreenivas Deshpande Library, and the Ramesh Srinivasan Student Activity Centre. The department has also designed the art installations for the administrative building's foyer.

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PHD in Art & Design

The Doctoral Program in Art & Design at Chitkara University helps the scholars to extensively explore the concepts and research skills, as well as delve into analyzing the knowledge related to their respective areas of research objectively. The scholars will follow a program of self-directed, independent study, supported by experienced supervisors who are themselves experts in their area. They are also supported by the wider research community in Art and Design and will have regular opportunities to attend research seminars, conferences and symposia.

The academic program is interdisciplinary in nature and carried in a comparative perspective to fulfill the contemporary requirements. Notably, the program facilitates scientific guidance for the research students with adequate infrastructure and support to fulfill their requirements.

Program Overview

Chitkara University’s doctoral program enables visual Arts & Design professionals and academicians to extend their professional careers by infusing theoretical/conceptual/practical knowledge to develop research skills. Furthermore, the program empowers the visual Arts & Design practitioners, art entrepreneurs, academicians, and cultural workers to analyse contemporary situations, and implement the best workable solutions to complex contemporary art issues.

Post the completion of the doctoral program, the students can expect to –

• Apply theoretical and analytical competency in their specific research area by working with one of the advanced researchers.
• Exhibit analytical and research skills necessary to create knowledge and apply it to emerging research problems.
• Demonstrate expertise in specific topics through the design, execution and completion of doctoral dissertation that contributes to the knowledge and practice of the field.

Admission Eligibility

The candidates who have completed any of the following qualification(s) are eligible to seek admission to the PhD program as per Chitkara University regulations and UGC Minimum Standards and Procedure for Award of PhD Degree Regulations, 2022 issued dated 07.11.2022 [(New Delhi, 7th November, 2022; No. F. 1-3/2021(QIP)].

• A 1-year/2-semester master’s degree program in relevant discipline after a 4-year/8-semester bachelor’s degree program or
• A 2-year/4-semester master’s degree program in relevant discipline after a 3-year bachelor’s degree program or
• Qualifications declared equivalent to the master’s degree in relevant discipline by the corresponding statutory regulatory body, with at least 55% marks in aggregate or its equivalent grade in a point scale wherever grading system is followed or
• An equivalent qualification from a foreign educational institution accredited by an assessment and accreditation agency which is approved, recognized or authorized by an authority, established or incorporated under a law in its home country or any other statutory authority in that country to assess, accredit or assure quality and standards of the educational institution or

A 4-year/8-semester bachelor’s degree program in relevant discipline with a minimum of 75% marks in aggregate or its equivalent grade on a point scale wherever the grading system is followed, subject to the following conditions:

• The candidate should have a full-time teaching or research/industry experience of atleast 4 years.
• The candidate should be currently working in AICTE/UGC approved College/University/Government agency/industry.

Note: Relaxation for reserved categories as per UGC norms

How to Apply

Candidates who fulfil the eligibility criteria, are required to fill the admission form with required documents of all particulars to be attached. All application forms will be screened by a separate screening committee whose representatives will be from Doctoral Research Committee and Experts from the University in the respective areas. The candidates short-listed on the basis of their academic record and relevant experience will appear in a written test to be conducted by the University. Time-table & Curriculum will be intimated to the registered candidates. The candidates will then appear for a personal interview for the final selection.

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Fee Components	Amount
Enrolment Fee	Rs. 30,000/-
Career Advancement Services Fee	Rs. 20,000/-
Course Work Fee 1	Rs. 25,000/-
Course Work Fee 2	Rs. 25,000/-
Course Work Fee 3	Rs. 25,000/-
Doctoral Seminar on Specialisation	Rs. 60,000/-
Synopsis Seminar Fee	Rs. 60,000/-
Progress Review Seminar 1	Rs. 20,000/-
Progress Review Seminar 2	Rs. 20,000/-
Progress Review Seminar 3	Rs. 20,000/-
Pre-Thesis Submission	Rs. 40,000/-
Thesis Submission & Defence Fee	Rs. 75,000/-

Program Structure

The curriculum includes compulsory coursework, research proposal and objectives, research work and progress, pre-thesis work, and thesis defense. It also includes fulfillment of all research objectives, acceptance/publication of research papers in peer-reviewed journals or conferences.

The course work comprises of five components: research methodology, advanced research methodology, doctoral foundation seminar, doctoral concentration seminar, and research & publication ethics. After successfully completing coursework, the research scholar works in close coordination and under the strict supervision of his / her research guide, prepares the research proposal, and identifies the objectives of the research work.

Progress of the research work is reviewed every six months and finally, the scholars submit their thesis and defend it. The Doctoral Research Committee (DRC) closely mentors and monitors this process.

Course Work	Research Methodology	Enabling scholars to purse research in a methodical manner
	Advanced Research Methodology	Enabling scholars to know about tools and technologies to process their data
	Doctoral Foundation Seminar	Enabling and equipping scholars with required tools and technologies in their broad discipline area
	Doctoral Concentration Seminar	a) Motivation to Research, b) identification of base paper(s), c) State-of-art, d) Identification of research gaps, e) Identification of Tools/Technologies for conducting proposed research
	Research & Publication Ethics	Sensitisation towards research; Ethics and respect to science and research integrity; Intellectual honesty and research integrity; Scientific misconducts; Falsification, Fabrication and Plagiarism
Submission of Research Proposal		Extensive literature review / research proposal submitted to Dean (DRC) in prescribed format
Progress Seminar – I		Progress on identified research objectives
Progress Seminar – II		Progress on identified research objectives
Progress Seminar – III		Progress on identified research objectives
Pre Thesis Seminar		Achievement of all objectives, Thesis ready in final shape, Research paper(s) communicated to Conferences / Journals
Thesis Submission and Defence		Eligibility for award of PhD degree

What to Expect

The PhD program at Chitkara University will prepare you for an outstanding career in research and teaching. Right from your first semester, you’ll get to work with faculty mentors across your field as you investigate the challenges that interest you. Our doctoral program students have the ability—and diligence—to study complex issues that the world right now faces.

Developing Transferrable Skills for Non-Academic Careers

Our PhD Program is strategically designed to cater to the needs of high-achieving professionals aiming to enhance their career in the world beyond academia as well. While conventional academic skills are often developed through courses and mentoring, we also incorporate various pedagogical approaches to mentor them as leaders, entrepreneurs, etc., equipping them with numerous transferable skills, thus grooming them for successful careers in the industry.

Opportunities to Present Papers at Prominent Conferences

Our PhD students get the opportunity to present their work at prominent conferences. Such conferences, we believe, provide a platform to present one’s research to a global and important audience of scholars and experts in the field. Resultantly, our scholars are ahead at knowing about latest developments as well as open issues that the research community is collectively deliberating upon.

Student Support

Our faculty closely works with research scholars on all phases of the research process—from idea generation and study design to data analysis and writing. The culture is collegial and informal, with students viewed as colleagues and co-authors. Moreover, students are encouraged to work with multiple faculty, which helps them widen their perspective on contemporary issues in their field.

Collaborative Research Environment

In our PhD Program one finds the most conducive environment to work in collaboration with other scholars, teachers and ace researchers. Our ideology is simple - collaborative teams exhibit important research outcomes, far beyond what could be accomplished by individuals working independently.

Concentrations Offered

These areas of research are indicative but not limited to the following:

• Ancient Visual Art Practices
• Medieval Visual Art Practices
• Traditional Aesthetics: School And Scope
• Indigenous Visual Art from South-Asia
• Oriental Arts
• Art Appreciation
• Art Management
• Art Auction House
• Art Gallery Management
• Museology: Art Conservation & Restoration
• Curatorial Practices
• Art Writing & Criticism

These areas of research in the domain are indicative but not limited to the following:

• Modern Visual Art Forms
• Modern Visual Art Aesthetics
• Methods and Materials in Visual Arts
• Figurative Visual Art Tradition
• Narrative Art Movement
• Abstract Visual Art Practices
• Formalist Practices: Root & Causes
• Nationalism in Visual Arts
• Mural & Relief Art
• Minor Visual Arts
• Tribal Arts
• Craft Heritage & Traditions
• Folk and Traditional Art Forms
• Indigenous Art Forms
• Aboriginal Art Tradition
• Contemporary Visual Arts
• Digital Art
• New Media Art
• Alternative Art Practices
• Conceptual Visual Arts
• Performance Art
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• Collage, Montage & Bricolage
• Photography & Video Art
• Visual Communication
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• Multidisciplinary Subjects Related to Visual Arts/Fine Arts
• Spiritual Art Forms
• Geometrical And Tantric Art Tradition of India
• Ritualistic Art Traditions
• Religion Based Art Forms & Tradition
• Religious Art Performance

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Doctorate of Philosophy (Ph.D.) Fashion Design Top Colleges, Syllabus, Scope and Salary

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Ph.D. in Fashion Design is a 2-year doctorate- level course that allows students to study fashion at the research level. To pursue research – level studies in Fashion Design a candidates should have a Master’s Degree in Fashion Design/ Fashion Technology or Management from any recognized Indian or Foreign University with minimum of 55% marks or equivalent grade point average.

The selection to the programme is primarily done on the basis of Research Proposal and the Form submitted by the candidates during the time of admission. The shortlisted candidates will be called for final selection through presentation and personal interview.  Know More: Fashion Designing Courses

Ph.D. in Fashion Design aims to impart knowledge and carry research on the nature of design, especially in the context where designers could contribute towards a more sustainable environment. The course should be taken up by highly creative and motivated professionals who want to conduct intensive and rigorous research in fashion. 

The average annual fees for the programme shall be between INR 1 – 1.2 Lac, differing as per semester/annual pattern. Ph.D. in Fashion Design opens up avenues as professor and assistant professor, teachers in fashion institutes, colleges and universities. Additionally, they are employed as Fashion Consultants, Fashion Stylist, Freelancer, Merchandisers and Fashion Designers.

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• PhD in Fashion Design: Course Highlights
• PhD in Fashion Design: What is it About?
• PhD in Fashion Design: Admission Process

3.1  Eligibility Criteria

• PhD in Fashion Design: Top Institute
• PhD in Fashion Design: Syllabus
• PhD in Fashion Design: Career Prospects

Ph.D. in Fashion Design: Course Highlights

Course Level	Research
Duration of Course	2 to 5 years
Examination Type	Thesis Submission
Eligibility	Master’s degree in Fashion Design or related field with minimum 55% marks in aggregate (of all the years/semesters)
Admission Process	Written Entrance Test or Research Proposal Presentation and Personal Interview
Total Course Fee	INR 1 Lac – 1.2 Lac
Average Salary	INR 1.5 Lac – 9 Lacs
Recruiting Areas	Colleges, Universities, Garment Stores, Reputed Export houses, Fashion Brands, Fashion Designers and Retail companies provide placement opportunities.
Recruiting Companies	Raymond, Benetton, Indus League Clothing, ITC Ltd, Levis, Lifestyle, Modelama Exports Omega Designs, Pantaloon, Proline, Spykar Swarovski India, Uni Style Indi, Amazon, Snapdeal, Shoppers Stop
Job Profiles	Assistant Professor, Fashion Designer, Fashion Stylist, Fashion Assistant and Fashion Merchandiser

Ph.D. in Fashion Design: What is it About?

Ph.D. in Fashion Design programme is designed for candidates to carry out research in areas like Design Process, Fashion Studies, Fashion Styling, Fashion Illustration & Design, Entrepreneur Development, Garment Construction, IPR Surface, Development Techniques, Research Methods, Elements of Textiles, History of Design & Fashion, Couture Design, Digital Illustration & Presentation, Manufacturing Process, Marketing and Merchandising.

The coursework of Ph.D. in Fashion Design is highly practical that enhances design-related knowledge in a broad sense and belief that it shall make essential contributions to understanding, analyzing and improving the world of design. Students usually conduct multi disciplinary research that encompasses a wide range of theoretical, applied and technological topics.

Ph.D. in Fashion Design is an entry to jobs in higher education institutions with excellent chances of employment chances in the fashion industry. With the degree in hand and industry experience one could easily have his or her fashion studio or boutique. Freelancing as Fashion Experts doesn’t have any limits in terms of scope and remuneration.

Ph.D. in Fashion Design: Admission Process

The admission process varies from institute to institute, where institutes like NIFT may or may conduct entrance test for selection of candidates and shall shortlist candidates on the basis of Research Proposal and Form submitted. The candidates shortlisted will then be selected through presentation and personal interview. On the collective merit of candidates, preliminary registration for Ph.D. in Fashion Design shall be done.

Other institutes conduct entrance test in the concerned subject and select candidates on the basis of collective merit of marks scored in entrance test and personal interview. The syllabus for entrance is basically based on the subject of research.

Ph.D. in Fashion Design: Eligibility

The admission to Ph.D. in Fashion Design course requires master’s degree in Fashion Design or other related area with minimum Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) of 6.0 (on a 10 point scale) or 55% marks in aggregate (of all semesters or years). There is relaxation of 5% marks or equivalent CGPA for reserved category candidates.

In case the Master’s Degree of a candidate is found to be irrelevant to the Research area, a minimum 10 years of professional experience (teaching or working) in the proposed research area is required compulsorily. Also, candidates holding PG Diploma are not eligible to apply.

Ph.D. in Fashion Design: Top Institute

Institute Name	Location	Fees in INR
	Hauz Khas, New Delhi	INR 1,26,900
	Navi Mumbai, Maharashtra	INR 1,26,900
	Kolkata, West Bengal	INR 1,26,900
	Sikar, Rajasthan	INR 1,20,000
	Noida	INR 33,500 (Per semester)

Ph.D. in Fashion Design: Syllabus and Course Description

The course work for Ph.D. in Fashion Design involves:

Subject	Description
Research Proposal	Students must prepare a Research Proposal on a subject related to any previous work/studies carried out by the candidate. It should include an explanation of the approach that a candidate would undertake during the research for example literature based, experimental, empirical or practice based research and must identify the outcome sought to be achieved.
Course Work	Candidate must take requisite course work under the supervision and suggestion of the supervisor or course advisor
Synopsis Submission	On completion of the research work, candidates are required to submit a Synopsis including bibliography of research work.
Thesis Submission	After submission of Synopsis a candidate must compulsorily submit the thesis within a stipulated time given by the institute.

Ph.D. in Fashion Design: Career Prospects

The Indian fashion industry is on rise and international fashion trends are always in demand among fashion lovers. The expected growth rate of 9.7% makes the Indian fashion industry a prominent player in the retail sector worldwide. Accompanying this is the edge India has over developed markets like US, China, Europe and Japan which have slower growth. 

The need for good, comfortable and trendy clothing has ultimately increased demand for people having out of the box thinking and talent. Ph.D. in Fashion Design students are always looked for by creative minds working in India or abroad.

There is not dearth of employment opportunities for Fashion Designing candidates be it at research level or bachelor’s level. There are immense job opportunities for the talented in:

• Colleges & Universities
• Garment Stores
• Export houses
• Fashion Brands
• Fashion Designers
• Retail companies
• Designer Brands
• E-commerce companies

The top recruiters for people holding research aptitude include Raymond, Benetton, Indus League Clothing, ITC Ltd., Levis, Lifestyle, Modelama Exports, Omega Designs, Orient Craft, Pantaloon, Proline, Span India, Spykar, Swarovski India, Uni Style India, Texport Overseas, Snapdeal, Shoppers Stop, Pearl Global, Kimaya and Gokuldas. Candidates may even get opportunities to work with India’s top designers like Sabyasachi Mukherjee, Rohit Bal, Varun Behl and Raghuvendra Rathore.

Ph.D. in Fashion Design holders may even plan a career as a freelancer or run a fashion boutique/store in their name.

Job Title	Job Description	Salary in INR
Assistant Professor	Instructs and teaches fashion drawings, sewing techniques and fashion trends to students. Also responsible for hosting fashion show at college level.	INR 6 Lacs – INR 7 Lacs
Fashion Designer	A fashion designer creates designs for items like clothing, shoes, and accessories. Prior to creating a prototype, the designer will create a sketch of the clothing.	INR 3 Lacs – INR 9 Lacs
Fashion Stylist	Provide fashion advice, choose and co-ordinate outfits for actors, celebrities and models for photo shoots, television and films. Also choose matching accessories, footwear and makeup for the same purpose.	INR 3 Lacs & Above
Fashion Assistant	Responsible for giving creative and practical support to designer brands and labels, research current trends, craft new ideas, attend to fittings, and prepare colour boards	INR 1.8 Lacs – INR 3 Lacs
Fashion Merchandiser	Buy outfits and merchandise from designers to stock them for their clients.	INR 1.5 Lacs – INR 6 Lacs

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Her mother's daughter: What Shyamala Gopalan's legacy means to Kamala Harris

CHICAGO - In the story of Kamala Harris’ life, her mother steals the show.

The vice president would have it no other way.

“Mommy, you are the star of this book because you are the reason for everything,” Harris wrote in her 2019 memoir “The Truths We Hold.” “There is no title or honor on earth I’ll treasure more than to say I am Shyamala Gopalan Harris’ daughter.”

Gopalan, a breast cancer researcher who died in 2009 at age 70 of colon cancer, won't see her daughter accept the Democratic Party’s nomination for president on Thursday, but she will be a strong presence.

“I think of her all the time,” Harris wrote. “Sometimes I look up and talk to her.”

By all accounts, Harris' mother, though tiny in stature, barely topping 5 feet, was a giant intellectually and through sheer force of will.

Gopalan set out on her own across the world at the age of 19, defying her native culture. She raised two girls to identify both with her own background and one that was totally alien to her. She encouraged them to excel and exceed expectations but not leave others behind. And she did it all while performing important scientific work of her own.

In interviews with friends, colleagues and close family, along with Harris' own memoir, it becomes clear that the vice president's relationship with her mother helped shape her as a person and a politician. Her mother, whom she always called "mommy," provided her with a vision for social justice, a sense of her place in the world and her spirit.

In the book , Harris recalled a time when she had just entered the California attorney general race. Gopalan, who was seriously ill with cancer, wanted to know how it was going.

“Mommy, these guys are saying they’re gonna kick my ass,” Harris told her.

Gopalan had been lying on her side.

“She rolled over, looked at me, and just unveiled the biggest smile,” Harris wrote. “She knew who she had raised. She knew her fighting spirit was alive and well inside me.”

Ahead of her time

Born in 1938, almost a decade before India’s independence from the British empire, to a civil servant father and homemaker mother, Gopalan was the eldest of four.

Her father, P.V. Gopalan was the first in his family to leave southern India for postings in Bombay, Calcutta and Delhi, (three of the country’s four major cities), Gopalan Balachandran, Shyamala Gopalan’s brother and the sibling closest in age to her, said in an interview with USA TODAY.

Their parents were “relatively lax” as long as they weren’t doing “anything outwardly bad,” the 83-year-old recalled.

“She was feisty, and mischievous,” he said, adding the two of them would skip classes in school and try other stunts. "We got into trouble."

One bold move by Gopalan, though, would change the trajectory of her life and the course of U.S. history.

At age 19, soon after she had graduated from the University of Delhi, Gopalan revealed to her family that she had applied and secured admittance to a Ph.D. program in nutrition and endocrinology at the University of California, Berkeley. At that time in India, particularly in her conservative Tamil Brahmin community, she would have been considered as being of “marriageable age,” especially since she had already graduated college.

“Because they wouldn't want a girl to be more educated than their husband,” said Balachandran.

But their progressive father took a different approach, he said.

“My father said, ‘For one year, I’ll fully support you, but after that I won’t have money,’” recalled Balachandran. “He had limited means.”

Shyamala and the girls

In 1958, the diminutive Gopalan landed in the U.S. without knowing anyone.

She arrived eight years before the Immigration and Naturalization Act of 1965 eliminated the quota system that had given preference to people of European descent, limiting the number of Indians in America. Just 12,000 Indian immigrants were living in the entire United States by 1960, according to the Migration Policy Institute.

Almost immediately, Gopalan gravitated to the Black community and found common cause in the Civil Rights Movement. At one such meeting in 1962 she met Donald Harris, a student from Jamaica who was pursuing a doctorate in economics.

One year later, the two were married. Gopalan's parents had expected her to return to India for an arranged marriage within her community. She defied tradition by marrying someone not only of her choosing but outside her race and nationality.

Kamala Harris has called her mother’s decision an act of “self-determination and love.”

In 1964, at age 25, Gopalan received her doctorate and gave birth to Kamala. Two years later, she gave birth to Maya, now a civil rights champion.

The marriage didn’t last. The couple divorced in 1971.

Gopalan raised her children ‒ “Shyamala and the girls” as the trio was known ‒ in the highly diverse working-class community in the Berkeley Flats neighborhood. Although Harris and her sister were raised with a strong connection to their Indian roots (starting with their names), Harris wrote that her mother "understood very well that she was raising two Black daughters" in America.

"She knew that her adopted homeland would see Maya and me as Black girls, and she was determined to make sure we would grow into confident, proud Black women," she wrote.

She sent her children to sing in the choir of a local Black church and lived above a nursery school run by a Black woman.

Regina Shelton and Gopalan formed a strong bond, and Harris has referred to her as a “second mother” with whom she spent time while her mother worked in the lab.

Carole Porter, a childhood friend of Harris' who lived in the neighborhood and attended the same elementary school and daycare said she’d often see Gopalan dropping off Harris around the duplex.

Sometimes, she’d also see Harris’ Indian grandparents – her grandmother in a saree is a distinct memory – visiting.

"She would ask me to come and say hello to them," Porter told USA TODAY, talking about how firmly rooted Harris was in her mother’s culture.

Gopalan was a “strong mother” presence throughout her daughters’ lives, Porter said.

When Harris was running for San Francisco DA’s office, her mother would be the one charging around with an ironing board (to use a standup desk) and doing Kinko's runs to copy her flyers, she said.

An intellectual powerhouse

The first time Dr. Robert Cardiff, a professor emeritus of Medicine at the University of California, Davis, saw Gopalan in the 1960s, she cut a striking figure.

Dressed in a saree, the petite woman was holding court at a conference with “famous people in mouse mammary biology,” he said.

“She was leading the band. She was talking and engaging with everybody,” he told USA TODAY. “She stood out.”

Decades later, Gopalan ‒ whose work in the isolation and characterization of the progesterone receptor gene in mice changed research on the hormone-responsiveness of breast tissue ‒ would go on to co-author scientific research papers with Cardiff.

“She was a brilliant woman, and she would overcome me in any scientific discussions we’d have because she knew the literature more extensively than I did,” the 88-year-old retired professor with an M.D. and Ph.D. said.

She also had a “wonderful sense of humor.”

 “She was very verbose,” he said. “We used to joke that I thought that a single picture was worth a thousand words, and she was convinced that a thousand words is much better than a picture.”

Lessons from 'mommy'

In ways big and small, Gopalan was omnipresent in Harris’ life.

If the sisters were having a bad day or the weather was gloomy, there was the “unbirthday” gift and “unbirthday” cake –  inspiration apparently drawn from Lewis Carroll’s “Through the Looking Glass.”

Harris wrote about many lessons she learned from her mother.

Don’t do anything halfway.

You may be the first to do many things, but make sure you’re not the last ‒ in other words, be a mentor.

Don’t let any situation get the better of you

If "Shyamala's girls" whined about some injustice, the retort was always a quick: what are you going to do about it? or "Do something!" That catch phrase, often repeated by Harris during her speeches, seems to have resonated with former first lady Michelle Obama who used it as a rallying cry when she spoke at the Democratic National Convention on Tuesday.

Harris wrote and has talked about people making assumptions about Gopalan's intellect based on her “heavy accent.”

Her lesson? Don't you let anyone tell you who you are. You tell them who you are.

Leaving a legacy

Earlier this year, Mini Timmaraju, a reproductive rights advocate received the Dr. Shyamala Gopalan Harris Award for Allyship and Civil Rights from Indian American Impact, a voting rights and advocacy group.

“My mother would love you and your work,” Harris wrote in a letter to Timmaraju accompanying the award.

Timmaraju, who worked closely with Maya Harris on Hillary Clinton’s 2016 presidential campaign, said it was clear that their mother had been a big influence on them both.

“In terms of the way that they think about social good and social welfare. It was very obvious to me right off the bat that this was an unusual story because she had to have been a pioneer to not only come here before the 1965 immigration law but also as a teenager,” she said.

The mother of two adopted Black sons, Timmaraju, an Indian American whose husband is white, says she’s in awe of the way Gopalan raised her children.“I think about 'how did she raise these women to be so unabashedly Black and yet have pride in their ethnic origin and yet not be Black herself,'” she said.

Deepak Raj, co-founder of Impact, said the organization was moved to create the award in Gopalan’s name because of her trailblazing leadership in the civil rights movement and mentoring students of color.

“Her legacy is a reminder that the immigrant experience is not just about personal achievement," Raj said. "But it's also about public service. It's about giving back to the community, and building a path for the future generations.”

As she neared her death, Gopalan’s biggest wish was to go back to India for one last visit.

That remained unfulfilled.

Realizing she wouldn’t be able to make the trip,  Balachandran, whom Harris lovingly calls “Uncle Balu” got on a plane from Delhi to see her one last time.

“I now realize that she waited for his arrival, waited to say goodbye,” Harris wrote. “She passed away the very next morning.”

After her death, Harris traveled to Chennai, India, where she had gone every other year with her mother to see her grandparents. During her visits growing up, she’d go on long walks on Elliot's Beach with her grandfather and his friends who lived in Beasant Nagar. She'd return there after her mother's death.

“Kamala brought Shyamala’s ashes with her,” Balachandran told USA TODAY. “We went to Elliot’s Beach in the Bay of Bengal to immerse her ashes.”

In her memoir, Harris described a moment after her mother's death when she was frantically searching for Gopalan's recipe for chiles rellenos, which she traditionally made around Christmas.

“I found a notebook, and as soon as I opened it, the recipe fell right out of the pages and onto the floor,” Harris wrote. “It was like she was there with me, still responding to my needs."

Taking over

Harris fondly remembers the times she’d sit with her mom in the kitchen and watch and smell and eat. She had giant Chinese style cleaver that she chopped and a cupboard full of spices.

Balachandran said his niece has now taken over her mother's role of cooking vegetarian south Indian dishes for him whenever he visits.

He happened to be visiting Harris the night before President Joe Biden dropped his bid for reelection and decided to endorse Harris instead.

“She had absolutely no idea. She wouldn’t have been sitting and having a long dinner with us, otherwise,” he said.

On Thursday, Balachandran and his two younger sisters will have prime seats at the convention as they watch their niece accept her party's nomination for U.S. President.

Swapna Venugopal Ramaswamy is a White House correspondent for USA TODAY.   You can follow her on X, formerly Twitter, @SwapnaVenugopal

FOAID 2024 enters a new era, uniting india’s architecture & interior design community

Foaid: the festival of architecture and interior designing 2024.

The Festival of Architecture and Interior Designing (FOAID) 2024 marks its 11th year as a cornerstone event uniting India ‘s vibrant design community. Partnering with CNBC TV18, FOAID continues to lead the way in architectural discourses, impacting its audience every year. Building on the success of previous editions, which featured luminaries like Patrick Schumacher of Zaha Hadid Architects , Kai-Uwe Bergmann of Bjarke Ingels Group , Robert Greenwood of Snohetta , Charu Kokate of Safdie Architects ,  Sanjay Puri of Sanjay Puri Architects and many more, the festival also unveils the Build India Vision Summit, International Lighting Pavilion, International Furniture Pavilion and more, heralding an exciting exchange of visionary concepts and cutting-edge advancements in design. Anticipating a nationwide turnout of 6,000 attendees, FOAID is set to take place on 22-23 November at the NSIC Grounds, Okhla, New Delhi and on 20-21 December at the Jio World Convention Center, Mumbai.

FOAID celebrates creativity with conferences and workshops

FOAID 2024 is committed to showcasing ‘Creativity Worth Celebrating’ with over 50 international and national speakers participating in various sessions, including solo presentations and panel discussions. Attendees of the architecture and design festival can look forward to competitions, over 50 product displays from leading brands, and workshops designed for students and emerging professionals.

vox architecture ideas steps into its 10th year

In 2024, the 10th anniversary of the VOX Architecture Ideas competition, an initiative by FOAID highlights young design professionals alongside industry leaders, gaining notable press recognition for nurturing the future generation of design innovators over the past decade. For its anniversary it introduces a new ‘Most Innovative Use of VOX Ceilings’ category, offering a grand prize of a Mahindra XUV 700, among other exciting awards. The competition promises to be a vibrant platform for showcasing innovative design and recognizing emerging talent.

For more details about the competition, visit FOAID India .

FOAID 2024 is bound to attract thousands of participants and celebrate the best in design. With a dynamic lineup of events and opportunities, it’s a must-attend for anyone passionate about architecture and interior design.

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Yogi adityanath led up government has brought new fellowship for students who wishes to travel all over india. students will get an amount of rs 40,000 per month to travel. check the key details of this scheme, along with how to apply for it..

The Yogi government in Uttar Pradesh has introduced the Chief Minister Tourism Fellowship Scheme for graduates aged up to 40. Under this scheme, participants will receive Rs 40,000 per month to travel. 

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