Strate School of Design, Alliance University introduce undergraduate design courses with six specialisations
Vaishnavi Shukla | December 19, 2024 | 07:54 PM IST | 1 min read
Strate School of Design: Seats available for each BDes specialization are 25. Participants will receive dual certification for the programme.
NEW DELHI : The Strate School of Design introduces undergraduate design programmes in partnership with Alliance University, Bangalore for the academic year 2025-26. Interested students can apply for the BDes programme at strate.in.
According to Strate’s official notice, the number of seats available for each specialization is 25. The tuition fee structure is Rs 6.5 lakh.
Strate announces its flagship bachelor of design (BDes) degree featuring six streams of study including product design, interaction design, visual communication brand Identity, etc, catering to the requirements of the industry.
The programme also provides graduates with dual certification. Participants will receive a bachelor of design (BDes) from Alliance University and an international certificate from Strate Paris, the official Strate statement said.
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Strate School of Design: Bachelor of design
Candidates who have scored a minimum of 50% marks in their Classes 10 and 12 can apply. The application form has to be submitted online at Strate’s official website along with the required documents, which will allow participants to appear for the Strate Admission Test (SAT).
The test is a combination of a written exam and an interview round for participants. Shortlisted participants will receive an offer letter and they will have to confirm their seats by paying the registration fee followed by the first-semester fee at the beginning of the session.
Speaking on the collaboration, Thomas Dal the dean of Strate School of Design said: “At Strate, our ambition is to nurture creativity and innovation to prepare the next generation of designers. The collaboration with AUI could not be more aligned with the vision to bring our world-class design learning expertise to India, allowing students the chance at a truly global education experience.”
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