Vadodara: A Maharaja Student Ranjitsinh Institute of Design (Mrid) Maharaja Ranjitsinh Gaekwad (Mrid) has achieved the difference to become an edureform logo certification writer.
Rashmi Raisinghani, a fourth semester student from the design of visual communication has won the logo competition for the project.
The Edureform curriculum aims to empower secondary school teachers in the future and in services to practice critical, analytical and creative students.
The project funded by Erasmus + EU program has MSU, Chitkara University, Savitribai Phule Pune University and Shivaji University as partners.
About 30 undergraduate students, graduate and doctoral from all of these universities have participated in the contest.
“Edureform is a project to reduce the impact of the fourth industry revolution in Indian society.
This is a proud moment for our university and Mrid that our students have won the international logo contest,” said Shatrughan Thakur, Mrid’s main designer and assistant director Mrid.
“Logo pictorial signs take inspiration from the origami bird with the wings made of pages.
This represents empowering students and preparing it for industrial changes, through education.
Navy Blue is used to describe intelligence and think,” Rashmi description of the logo designed by it, stated.