Architecture

Hostel life at Chandigarh University is really amazing. Hostels at CU are made to feel like home, just with more study vibes. You get your own space with a bed, Study desk, and storage, plus 24*7 security. Boys and girls have separated hostels and everything is well-managed. The best part is the food. This univesity has recently tied up with Sodexo, India's top food service, so ypu CA imagine the mess food is so hygienic and fresh. Not only Indian cuisine, they also offer a lot of different food cuisines. And you know what, there are a lot of facilities at the campus also be it medical, gyms, food outlets, transport facilities, stationary and even salons so the university is like a mini different world. 

Chandigarh University do arrange special workshops for students of industrial design. The department conduct activities like bamboo art workshop where students learn about use of material in design. There are also sessions like automotive styling workshop led by industry experts, where students explore vehicle design. University also invite speakers from design industry to share knowledge about portfolio and future design trends. Students also go for industrial visits like the one at Central Institute of Petrochemicals Engineering & Technology, Baddi. These workshops and visits help students connect with real world design work. It give them better exposure outside classroom. So, yes, special workshops are organised from time to time for industrial design students.

Industrial Design students at Chandigarh University get to use different labs that help them turn concepts into real work. There is a CAD Lab where students learn software like CATIA, Pro-E, and SolidWorks. A Model Making Workshop is also there, which allows them to build 3D models and test shapes. For knowing about strength and behavior of materials, a Material Testing Lab is provided. Along with this, students also practice in a Metal Craft and Carpentry Workshop, where they can shape wood and metal for design projects. These labs are made to give a mix of digital learning and manual skills. It gives students a chance to work on real prototypes and understand materials in a better way. In this way, theory is connected with practical skills.