Archive · 11 Dec 2025
LSU Launches Global B.Design (Hons.) Programme
LS University has started a new four-year course called Global B.Design (Hons.).
This course is all about teaching students how to make animations, special effects, and video games.
They made this course with help from a school in Australia called SAE Institute.
Students will learn by doing projects and using the same tools that professionals use.
They will also get to learn about how things are done in other countries.
When they finish, they will get a special degree from both LS University and SAE Institute.
This will help them get jobs in places all over the world.
The course is designed to help students build a strong portfolio and be ready for jobs in digital arts and technology.
LS University has launched a four-year Global B.Design (Hons.) programme in collaboration with Australia’s SAE Institute.
The programme focuses on Animation & VFX and Game Development with a hands-on, project-based learning approach.
Students will work in industry-style labs and production environments to gain practical expertise.
The curriculum is designed to help students build job-ready portfolios and problem-solving abilities from the first year.
Graduates will receive a dual degree from LS University and SAE Institute, enhancing global mobility and career opportunities in creative technology fields.
- Who
- LS University in collaboration with SAE Institute, Australia
- What
- Launch of Global B.Design (Hons.) programme
- When
- Not specified
- Where
- India
- Why
- To equip students with advanced skills in Animation & VFX and Game Development, and to provide globally recognised creative education within India
- Programme Name
- Global B.Design (Hons.)
- Duration
- Four years
- Collaboration
- SAE Institute, Australia
- Focus Areas
- Animation & VFX, Game Development
- Learning Approach
- Hands-on, project-based
- Degree Awarded
- Bachelor of Design (Hons.) from LS University and SAE Institute
- Career Pathways
- Animation, game design, digital arts, virtual production