Student Activities

Our students explored the intersection of abstract form, movement, and space during a recent visit to Tao G. Vrhovec Sambolec's Involuntary Writing exhibition. At Equator College, we believe in immersive experiences that inspire fresh artistic perspectives.

Our Interior & Architecture students recently participated in a hands-on concrete making workshop to experience the tactile side of design. Moving from theory to practice, they explored mix ratios, molding, and the structural capabilities of one of architecture’s most foundational materials—gaining crucial technical skills that will elevate their future spatial designs.

Equator welcomed bright future filmmakers during a dynamic Mobile Cinematic Workshop at SMK Westland. The session opened students' eyes to how multimedia design shapes the entertainment industry through video editing and trailer production. The highlights of the day were the practical field exercises, where students actively scouted their school grounds to practice framing creative angles and manipulation of natural lighting.

Equator welcomed next-generation creators at SMK Berapit! We conducted an immersive, interactive workshop designed to introduce students to the diverse and dynamic world of the creative arts. The session allowed participants to experiment with contemporary design concepts and discover how their imagination can be transformed into rewarding, industry-ready career paths.

As part of their Furniture Design I subject, our Interior Design students stepped out of the lecture halls and onto the active production floor of ECL for a factory tour. The experiential trip gave our young designers a first-hand look at mass-production machinery, raw material selection, and heavy-duty assembly methods, helping them bridge their conceptual sketches with real-world structural engineering.

Equator welcomed structural creativity at our SMJK Heng Ee architectural workshop! Led by our lecturer Mr. Teh, the session taught students the fundamentals of layout design, blending practical building rules with Feng Shui principles. The hands-on briefing gave everyone an open platform to pitch their own design ideas and explore the world of architecture.

Students visited the “Museum Fantasy Exhibition” by Winson Ma in Kuala Lumpur, experiencing imaginative artworks that combined fantasy and storytelling. The visit provided creative inspiration and exposure to international contemporary art.

Students from our Diploma in Fashion Design Technology program recently gathered for an exclusive Fashion Department Movie Night to watch The Devil Wears Prada 2 at TGV Cinemas, 1st Avenue Mall. Beyond the entertainment value, the screening served as an engaging learning experience, offering students critical insights into fashion branding, editorial culture, and career development within the global fashion industry. The event also provided a wonderful opportunity for students and lecturers to connect outside the classroom, strengthening the community spirit within the department. We extend our gratitude to Ms. Joo Lee, Dean of Studies, for organizing this enriching extracurricular activity.

The May Intake Orientation Program introduced new students to campus life and academic information. The sessions helped them settle in, connect with peers, and begin their studies confidently.