Visit to the World University of Design Graduate Day Show at India Habitat Centre
- desizn circle International
- Jun 1, 2025
- 1 min read
We had the enriching opportunity to visit the Graduate Day Show by the World University of Design (WUD), held this year for the first time at the Visual Art Gallery, India Habitat Centre, New Delhi, from 30th May to 1st June, open daily from 10 AM to 7 PM.
More than just an exhibition, the show was a dynamic and eye-opening experience for anyone curious about pursuing a future in arts, architecture, design, fashion, graphics, animation, gaming, music, curation, or the performing arts.
Visitors had the chance to:
Explore real-world projects and graduation portfolios
Interact with fresh graduates and hear about their creative journeys firsthand
Engage with expert faculty members from WUD
Gain a deeper understanding of creative career paths in an immersive environment
During our visit, we had the privilege of meeting Dr. Sanjay GUPTA Vice Chancellor of WUD, and engaging in a thoughtful discussion about the evolving landscape of art and design education. We also had a meaningful interaction with Balbir Singh Dasila sir , Dean of WUD, who shared the vision and mission driving the university’s innovative approach to creative disciplines.
In pictures : Ankita maam with Deepti Maam
Ankita maam and Sumit sir
. Sumit sir with Atul Sir
Sumit Sir with Balbir Sir
We also had the privilege of meeting the senior professor at WUD, Atul Maurya Sir .
The exhibition was a powerful testament to the talent, innovation, and passion of the next generation of creative professionals, offering a glimpse into the future of design thinking and artistic expression.
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