What kind of internships do Fashion Design students from IILM usually pursue?

Research methodology is introduced both as a formal course ( Research Methods) and as a part of projects in many programs at IILM. Students learn research design, data collection techniques, sampling methods, and basic statistical tools. These skills are applied through research projects, surveys, a

Research and academic writing are evaluated through various components such as research reports, term papers, literature reviews, case analyses, dissertations (for honors or final year), and academic presentations.

Grading rubrics consider clarity of thought, depth of analysis, use of academic sourc

Students who do well in a Fashion Design course are those who:

• Are open to criticism

• Life-long learning attitude

• Can manage time well

• Are willing to redo work

• Enjoy hands-on learning

• Value creativity and expression

Fashion Design is more time-intensive than many theory-based courses.

Students often spend long hours in studios, especially near submissions. It requires physical stamina as well as creativity. However, students who genuinely enjoy design usually find the workload challenging but rewarding.

The course prepares students through:

• Strict deadlines

• Repeated feedback and corrections

• Studio discipline

• Exposure to industry expectations

Students learn that fashion is not just creativity but also patience, precision, and consistency.