Designversity’s Pathway Programmes offer an exceptional opportunity for students aspiring to pursue a global education in design and technology. These programs are structured as International Pathway Programmes that start in India and culminate with advanced studies in the United Kingdom and Canada.

Students begin their journey with foundational training at Explorra campuses in India, followed by their second year at the City of Glasgow College in Scotland. In the final stage, they transition to a partner university in the UK, choosing from renowned institutions like Glasgow Caledonian University, Napier University, or the University of the West of Scotland.

For those pursuing education in Canada, Designversity partners with Red River College (RRC) in Manitoba. Students complete their first year in India and continue their studies at RRC, specializing in Digital Media Design, Animation, and related disciplines. The program also offers a pathway to post-graduation work permits and potential permanent residency through Canada’s Provincial Nominee Program (PNP), ensuring that students are well-prepared for global opportunities

These programs emphasize not just academic learning but also cultural exposure and career readiness, offering a two-year post-study work visa for graduates. With a focus on Animation, UI/UX, Graphic Design, and 3D Animation, the pathway programs are designed for students who have completed their 12th standard, diploma, or bachelor’s degree, making them accessible to a wide range of learners.

By combining Indian expertise with international standards, these programs enable students to thrive in global design environments, achieving a 95% graduate employment rate.

Designversity’s award-winning infrastructure, exemplified by the Myra Campus in Mysore, significantly enhances the quality of design education by providing an inspiring and functional learning environment. The Myra Campus boasts an architecturally stunning design that merges aesthetic appeal with practical functionality. Its unique features include the Maya Floating Classroom, a one-of-a-kind facility built over a pool of flowing water, which serves as a symbolic and literal platform for innovative learning.

The campus further includes thoughtfully designed spaces such as the Jhoomla Courtyard, ideal for cultural performances, and the Poseidon Courtyard, which fosters collaboration and networking among students and faculty. Advanced lecture halls like Atreya and Agastya are equipped with dual projection systems to facilitate immersive learning experiences. The Athena Auditorium, with cutting-edge AV systems, supports large gatherings for seminars and events, reinforcing a dynamic academic culture.

Spaces like the Vyasa Library, with its extensive resources and panoramic views, and the Antalya Student Lounge, promote a blend of relaxation and intellectual engagement. Such well-integrated infrastructure supports not only academic excellence but also creativity, collaboration, and cultural exchange—core elements of design education.