Infrastructure

At Chandigarh University, industrial design students get many useful facilities. There are design studios where students can sit and create their ideas. The workshops have modern tools that help in making models and prototypes. There is also a Cintiq lab for digital design work. The classrooms are clean, wide, and fitted with projectors. Wi-Fi is available all over campus. The library gives access to books and journals that support design studies. Apart from academic needs, the campus has canteen, gym, and medical service for daily life. All these facilities make learning more practical and creative. The focus is to give space and technology for students so they can shape their ideas into real work. 

The campus infrastructure at Chandigarh University for Architecture students is modern, well-planned, and highly supportive of experiential learning. It includes multiple design studios, material and model-making labs, and specialised workshops such as carpentry and metal craft. Students benefit from technology-enabled classrooms, research labs, and computer labs equipped with industry-standard software for digital modeling and visualization. Construction yards provide space for practical experimentation, while the Acoustics & Material Museum allows hands-on understanding of building materials. The campus also promotes collaboration through group work areas, seminar halls, and open spaces. Green and sustainable features on campus enable students to study environmental design practically. Moreover, facilities for extracurricular activities, libraries, and student lounges create a balanced environment for learning and personal growth. The integration of high-tech infrastructure, studio space, and real-world material handling ensures that Architecture students receive holistic training, preparing them effectively for professional careers and advanced studies in architecture.

The department has good media labs, editing rooms and the latest software for students. One special point is the professional TV studio with PCR where students learn camera, anchoring, and live production. Radio Punjab 90.0 FM is another facility that helps in real broadcasting experience. Students also join projects like monthly magazine and online channel, which build their portfolio. Field work is encouraged through photo walks, reporting visits and media trips. Many global programs are also linked, so students learn international media culture. In last semester, students do internships with media houses for real exposure. Overall, the infrastructure supports skill learning in every part of media – print, TV, radio and digital. It helps them to understand industry before they step in.