How is the campus environment for fashion and design students?

<p dir="ltr">As a third-year fashion student, I can say that the campus environment at CU is both structured and creative, which helps us grow. There's a lot of infrastructure in place: labs are modern, equipment is industrial-grade, the pattern making and garment construction labs let you try many techniques. We are encouraged to experiment—surface ornamentation, dyeing/printing, even embroidery—so you get hands-on practice. The computer lab and CAD studios allow us to blend traditional crafts with digital design. Faculty members often connect us with industry projects, field trips, and live assignments, which adds depth. Students tend to be collaborative rather than competitive, which makes it easier to ask questions or try out new ideas. In short, the campus gives you space, tools, mentorship, and peers to explore fashion seriously but also enjoy the process.</p>

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<p dir="ltr">The campus environment for fashion and design students at Chandigarh University feels energizing and hands-on. Right from the start, you notice the labs—garment construction, pattern making, textile and dyeing—are all fully equipped. Working with industrial sewing machines or trying out surface ornamentation in the dyeing lab gives you real experience beyond theory. The design studio is full of creative energy: sketches everywhere, students experimenting with color, drapes, fabrics. The computer labs with tools like CLO-3D, Illustrator, Photoshop help you present ideas neatly. Also, there is a friendly atmosphere: senior students share tips, labs are open for extra practice, faculty are approachable. Outside the labs, greens and common areas are good for sketches or brainstorming with classmates. Overall, the campus feels supportive and inspiring for someone who loves to make things and learn by doing.</p>

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