DSK International Campus is inviting applications for their premiere professional 
courses across Animation, Video Game and Industrial Design. Known for developing global creative thought leaders, the educational institute announces admissions for their sixth academic year of 2014-15 January 28, 2014 Pune, India, DSK International Campus (DSKIC), India’s pioneering creative thinking educational destination, has announced invitations of applicants for their next academic batch 2014-15. Imparting world-class education in the fields of Animation, Video Games and Industrial Design, DSKIC has started to provide its prospectus on their website:www.dskic.com . The interested students can look out for the exact dates of the examination in the month of May, 2014.
Speaking on this, Ninad Panse, Chief Executive Officer, DSK International Campus, says, “ Over the past years, we have seen a tremendous industry demand for strong talent in the fields of Animation, Video Game design and Industrial design. We focus on providing an environment to nurture and facilitate creative thought leaders through our innovative pedagogical approach. We take pride in aligning our professional courses across each specialization to the global industry demands.”
DSKIC has been instrumental in providing a vibrant culture entwined with best-in-class infrastructure and cutting-edge technology which offers work like environment and maximum exposure. With an outstanding faculty team including industry experts from across the world, DSKIC has left no stone unturned in ensuring their students are exposed to the best global resources, processes, and ideologies.
One of the most recent accolades won by DSKIC’s students includes their short animation film, “Fakir” getting selected as best animation film at 12th Pune International Film Festival (PIFF). In the same festival their film, “Masque” received special jury mention. Addition to that, three of their short animation movies received an honor of being showcased at the Indian International Film Festival of South Africa. Video Games students have been nominated for the BAFTA awards in London. 6 out of 10 finalists for the SIAM Competition are from ISD. Student work will be exhibited at a SIAM ‘conclave’ during the Delhi Auto Expo.
DSKIC management believes in building consistent dialogue with the peers and influencers in the industry, and has been constantly supporting it by organizing various initiatives such as Creative Conclave, Principals Meet, Panel Discussions and Workshops. The intent of DSKIC is to create awareness amongst the educationalists and parents to let the generation of today follow their creative aspirations.