ASU School Of Design Visual Arts, Gurgaon

About ASU School Of Design Visual Arts, Gurgaon

ASU School of Design and Visual Artswas established in 2010 and is located in Gurugram, Haryana. The University was set up by the Apeejay Stya Foundation. ASU is recognized by UGC as a private university. Design degrees from the ASU School of Design and Visual Arts at Apeejay Stya university offer a wide range of career opportunities for design graduates in their specific field of specialization as well as across multiple domains. The design programs enable the design graduate to develop creative and problem-solving skills required to answer consumer, business, and institutional needs in the public as well as the private sector. Design graduates acquire multiple skills –critical thinking, a sharp eye for detail, and project management – and these carry huge appeal in the eyes of potential employers.

The programs of the School of Design and Visual Arts have been framed to produce professional designers, artists, expressionists and design entrepreneurs who are capable of setting new trends, starting new businesses and are dedicated to raising people’s standards of living and wish to make the world a more sustainable place to be. The university has 24 institutions across the country. ASU has an excellent placement record. ASU offers quality education from pre-nursery to doctoral level. ASU School of Design and Visual Arts has global Collaborations MoU with many

Design at APEEJAY opens up a whole world of infinite posibilities, adventure, innovation and creation opportunities for the students. It helps the young aspirants to take their flights of imagination to such levels where nothing is impossible. We groom future professionals sensitive to design in every day life and the environment around them.

Students are offered industry oriented programs where creative learning and exploration empowers them with strong design aesthetics and key skills to provide design based solutions. Students learn by doing with studio based learning and continuous industry interface.