Diploma Courses

Tribal Textile Tradition in India

Learn. Document. Preserve. Manage. Present tribal heritage through modern museum practices while respecting community knowledge and cultural traditions.

Programme Overview and Delivery Framework
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Duration

12 Months

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Academic Weight

40 Total Credits

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Total Semesters

2 Semesters

Programme Flow at a Glance
Semester 1
Semester 2
Skill Development Programme
Internship / Field Placement
🎓 Award of PG Diploma in Tribal Textile Tradition in India
Programme Summary
Semester Papers Units
Semester 1 Paper I – IV 20 Units
Semester 2 — 0 Units
Total Programme 4 Papers 20 Units
Total Credits 40
Duration 1 Year
Delivery Mode Hybrid

Programme Delivery Matrix at a Glance

Complete academic journey from Semester I to Internship.

Semester 1

Papers Covered
  • Paper I – Paper I - Introduction to Indian Tribal Ethnography
  • Paper II – Paper II- Raw Materials and Indigenous Technology
  • Paper III – Paper III -Ethno-Dyeing and Colour Symbolism
  • Paper IV – Paper IV -Regional Textile Traditions — Case Studies
Academic Coverage

Paper I - Introduction to Indian Tribal Ethnography, Paper II- Raw Materials and Indigenous Technology, Paper III -Ethno-Dyeing and Colour Symbolism, Paper IV -Regional Textile Traditions — Case Studies

Online Learning
  • Video Lectures
  • Reading Materials
  • LMS Assignments
  • Quizzes
  • Discussion Forums

Semester 2

Papers Covered
  • Papers will be published soon.
Online Learning
  • Video Lectures
  • Reading Materials
  • LMS Assignments
  • Quizzes
  • Discussion Forums

Skill Development Programme

Programme Focus
  • Skill Track Selection
  • Employability-Oriented Skills
  • Hands-on Skill Practice
Learning Method
  • Guided Learning Modules
  • Skill Resources
  • Mentor Sessions

Internship / Field Placement

Field Placement

Real-world institutional and community exposure.

Training Activities
  • Internship Reporting & Reflection
  • On-Site Institutional Training
  • Practical Workshops
  • Field Documentation Exercises
  • Group Presentations and Seminars
  • Project Work and Field-Based Assignments