The students attended a talk by WCC on Understanding Gender, Relationships and Preventing IPV, where they gained awareness on healthy relationships and the importance of preventing intimate partner violence.
The interior students from Equator College had an insightful trip to EcoWorld Penang where they witnessed how real development projects are carried out. From construction stages to the final built environment.
The Career Talk at SMJK (P) Chinese Girls’ High School introduced students to creative study paths and career opportunities. The session helped them gain guidance for future academic and professional choices.
The Batch 208 Graduation Showcase featured students’ final-year projects, celebrating their creativity, skills, and achievements. The exhibition presented a variety of innovative works to the public.
Prof Eugene’s talk on “Concepts of Generative AI for Art and Design” introduced students to the use of AI in creative processes. The session highlighted new possibilities for innovation in art and design.
The Career Talk at SMJK Convent Datuk Keramat introduced students to creative industry pathways and career options. The session helped them gain guidance and explore future academic and professional opportunities.
Students took part in the Georgetown Fashion Show 2023 at Gurney Plaza, presenting their fashion designs on the runway. The event showcased creativity, craftsmanship, and design talent.
The sharing session by Ms Janice introduced students to interior renovation practices and real project experiences. The talk provided useful insights into industry workflows and design processes.
Equator students participated in the Arteesan Workshop, exploring hands-on craft techniques and creative design processes. The workshop encouraged experimentation and practical skill development.
Batch 214 Graphic Design students took part in the Penang Hill Mural Opening Ceremony, unveiling their collaborative mural artwork. The project highlighted their creativity and contributed to the cultural vibrancy of Penang Hill.