Lahore, The Department of Product and Industrial Design at the University of Engineering and Technology (UET), Lahore, recently hosted an alumni guest lecture on REPRO Design specific to packaging, leveraging the expertise of Mr. Ali Maqsood, a distinguished graduate serving at TETRA PAK.
According to University of Engineering and Technology, Mr. Maqsood, who holds the position of Senior Design Studio Executive at TETRA PAK, returned to his alma mater with a wealth of industry knowledge. With over eight years of professional experience, he engaged with M.PID students, providing them with valuable insights into the packaging design process and techniques. The interactive session allowed for extensive student-teacher dialogue, with Mr. Maqsood addressing various student inquiries.
The lecture concluded with Mr. Maqsood expressing his gratitude towards Dr. Atif Bilal Aslam, the chairman of the PID department, and Ms. Aiman Amjad, the lecture organizer, for the opportunity to contribute to the department’s ongoing efforts to foster industrial collaboration and real-world learning experiences for its students.
Faisalabad, The National Textile University in Faisalabad, Pakistan, recently conducted an educational workshop aimed at integrating sustainable practices within the realm of fashion design. The event, orchestrated by Shahid Zaheer, the program head of Fashion Design, provided a platform for sixth-semester fashion design students to gain insights into the critical role of sustainability in fashion.
According to National Textile University, Dr. Zafar Javed, the Director of the School of Art and Design (SOAD), served as the keynote speaker, sharing valuable knowledge on adopting environmentally friendly and socially responsible approaches in the fashion industry. The workshop highlighted the importance of ethical sourcing, fair labor practices, and the empowerment of communities, encouraging future designers to pioneer sustainable and ethical innovations in their work.
This initiative represents a significant step towards fostering a new generation of fashion designers who are not only skilled in their craft but are also conscientious about the impact of their designs on the environment and society. The workshop underscores the university’s commitment to promoting sustainability and ethical practices in the fashion industry, preparing students to contribute positively to a more sustainable and equitable future.