Industry Workshops & Guest Lectures at New Delhi YMCA
We bridge the gap between classroom theory and real-world expertise by bringing industry leaders directly to our campus.
The official poster for our student workshop on "Countering Disinformation in the Mainstream Media of War Reporting," featuring international relations experts as guest speakers.
A group photo of students and faculty at our workshop on countering media disinformation. We bring together aspiring journalists to learn from seasoned professionals.
Dr. Malgorzata Bonikowska, President of the Centre for International Relations in Warsaw, shares her insights with our students during the workshop on media disinformation.
A speaker addresses our students during the workshop. These sessions are highly interactive, allowing students to engage directly with experts on critical media topics.
Dr. D. K. Giri, Chairman of the Schumacher Society Delhi, speaks at the workshop, providing students with a deeper understanding of the challenges in modern journalism.
A faculty member addresses the audience at the "Countering Disinformation" workshop. We are committed to fostering critical thinking among our media students.
A view from the stage, showing our students actively engaged during the Q&A session of the journalism workshop.
Mr. Pawan Kumar from The Indian Express delivering a guest lecture on Brand Management and Brand Communication to our Public Relations and Digital Marketing students.
A group photo with guest speaker Mr. Pawan Kumar after an engaging session on corporate communications and career prospects in the field.
Our students listening intently during the guest lecture on brand communication. These sessions provide practical insights that go beyond textbooks.
About Industry Workshops & Guest Lectures
These sessions go beyond standard curriculum, giving you direct access to working professionals. Whether you are discussing AI tools with practicing graphic designers or analyzing war reporting with editors from The Indian Express, these workshops happen right here at our Connaught Place campus, helping you understand exactly what employers are looking for before you even graduate.
Why Guest Lectures Matter
At the New Delhi YMCA, we believe education is about more than textbooks. Our workshops are designed to expose you to current industry trends, from AI integration in marketing to the nuances of corporate communications.
Learning Directly from Pros
We invite experts who are currently working in the field. When you attend a session with a speaker from the Centre for International Relations or a PR lead from a major national newspaper, you get:
- Real-world context: Understand how theories apply to daily operations.
- Networking: Build connections that can lead to internships or mentorships.
- Q&A Access: Get answers to questions about career paths that you won't find in a syllabus.
Focused Learning Tracks
Our workshops are strategically curated to support our core diploma programs. If you are enrolled in our Broadcast Journalism course, you will find sessions on media ethics and disinformation invaluable. For our Digital Marketing and Public Relations students, our guest lectures cover practical applications like SEO tools, AI chatbots, and crisis management strategies.
Building Your Career
We do not just hand out certificates. We want to ensure that when you finish your diploma, you have a network and a deeper understanding of your industry. These guest lectures are a standard part of our commitment to helping our students secure jobs, often even before they finish their course. Join us at IMSIT to learn, interact, and prepare for your future.
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