DSK group ties up with Grand Hainaut, France

Updated on: Wednesday, March 21, 2012

DSK Group of companies in a tie up with the Chamber of Commerce and Industries, Grand Hainaut, France, is introducing in India, the expertise and experience of the French institution Supinfocom for students aspiring to study animation, video game and industrial design.

Supinfocom, France has been amongst the world’s highest ranked institutions for the past 24 years and now DSK brings its first international setup in Pune under the name DSK Supinfocom International Campus. Spread over 20 acres of land, the campus is equipped with state-of-the-art infrastructure and offers education on a full-time residential basis.

It offers a five-year integrated course with a diploma degree – a foundation course for three years and an advanced course for two years. Students may seek admission to the foundation course after 10+2 or to the advanced course after a degree or diploma in the relevant field.

The curiculum for animation, video games and industrial design, has been designed and monitored by the French institution to provide the students international standards of education.

The video game course offers three specialisations in game art, game design and game programming. The industrial design course offers specialisations in product, transportation and digital.

The institute also provides two embedded internships within the period of the course. The certificate awarded for each course is sanctioned by a jury of industry leaders and approved by the French government.

D S Kulkarni, chairman and managing director of the DSK Group said, “I am proud to say that with the setting up of the DSK Supinfocom International Campus, we have sown the seeds for creating not only dynamic professionals but indeed world-class entrepreneurs. At DSK Supinfocom we encourage students not just to become employable but also become employers.”

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