Indian Institute of Crafts & Design, Jaipur, is one of the leading crafts and design colleges in India that work towards the evolution of crafts and the artisans in the contemporary socio-economic context. IICD is uniquely positioned and offers undergraduate and postgraduate degree programs in the field of crafts & design. These programs provide the student with the means to grow as sensitive, creative designers and practitioners of craft with clear goals to contribute towards Indian culture and society as a global citizen.

Courses at IICD:-

Fired Material Design (FMD)
Fired Material Design at IICD is a ceramic design course that offers a comprehensive study in ceramics. Students involved in the course get to work with different types of clays from terracotta, earthenware, and stoneware to bone china and porcelain bodies.

Hard Material Design (HMD)
The Hard Material Design course of IICD is a gateway to pursue a career in the crafts and design industry. Whether one wishes to learn metal, stone, or furniture design course, the Hard Material Design caters to all the designing needs and requirements of the students. The specialization exposes the students to various materials which include wood, metal, and stone.

Soft Material Design (SMD)
There are many passionate individuals who look forward to pursuing either a leather, paper, or textile design course in India. These courses and learnings are the ladders to reach a new height in the crafts and design industry of the nation and even the world.

Fashion Design (FD)
Indian Institute of Crafts & Design offers a degree in fashion designing against its 4-year fashion design course at the undergraduate level. The fashion design course focuses on the use of crafts for fashion applications.

Fired Material Specialization (FMS)
This program in Ceramics and Ceramic Sculpture focuses on intellectual and artistic development through an intensive teaching of the aesthetics and techniques of ceramic design. Graduate studio courses, seminars, in-depth critiques, in conjunction with thesis planning and implementation, will provide students with a deep understanding of the discipline.

Hard Material Specialization (HMS)
The program focuses on specialization in various materials like wood, metal, stone, cane & bamboo, and other allied materials. The course is structured to strengthen craft aesthetics and design sensibilities of individuals.

Soft Material Specialization (SMS)
The curriculum has been designed to emphasize soft material specialization such as woven, printed textiles as well as non-woven techniques, surface ornamentation using traditional and mass production methods.