Nature of Event
Thesis Display and Evaluation
Organized By
Department of Visual Studies
Venue
Zubaida Hall, Department of Visual Studies
Jinnah University for Women
Date
20th January 2026
Executive Summary
The Textile Thesis 2025 was a one-day thesis display and evaluation event organized by the Department of Visual Studies, Jinnah University for Women, on 20th January 2026 at Zubaida Hall. The event provided final-year Textile Design students with a professional platform to present their thesis projects, demonstrating their creative vision, research-based concepts, and technical expertise.
The event was organized and supervised by Ms. Hina Anees, Course Incharge, with the objective of bridging academic learning and industry practices. A distinguished jury panel comprising industry professionals from Imtiaz Super Market and Cambridge Garments evaluated the student work and offered constructive feedback. The event was attended by faculty members, students, and invited guests, with a total attendance of 23 participants.
Event Overview
The Textile Thesis 2025 marked the culmination of the academic journey of graduating Textile Design students. The thesis display highlighted a wide range of textile explorations, including surface design, fabric development, material experimentation, and concept-driven textile applications. The students presented their work through fabric samples, design boards, visual documentation, and structured presentations.
Under the guidance of Ms. Hina Anees, students demonstrated strong conceptual thinking and an understanding of professional standards. The event successfully showcased the students’ readiness to enter the textile and fashion industry, emphasizing innovation, craftsmanship, and originality.
Objectives of the Event
The primary objectives of the Textile Thesis 2025 were:
- To provide final-year students with a formal platform to present their thesis projects.
- To evaluate student work through professional industry feedback.
- To encourage research-based design and innovative textile practices.
- To strengthen the connection between academic training and industry expectations.
- To prepare students for professional careers in textile and fashion-related fields.
Jury Panel
The student projects were evaluated by a panel of experienced industry professionals:
- Mr. Farhan
Head of Department, Imtiaz Super Market - Mr. Usman
Lead Designer (Western Wear), Cambridge Garments
The jurors assessed the projects based on concept development, technical execution, material exploration, creativity, and market relevance. Their feedback provided valuable insights into current industry practices and expectations.
Event Details
Organizers
- Department: Visual Studies
- Organizer / Course Incharge: Ms. Hina Anees
- Head Organizer: Ms. Hina Anees
Student Contributors
- Photographer: Hafsah Khan
- Social Media Managers:
Zoya, Aniya, Samra, Amna, Abeer, Loveza, Joveria, Sana Baloch
Event Schedule
- Date: 20th January 2026
- Time: 09:00 AM – 06:00 PM
- Duration: 1 Day
Venue Details
- Venue: Zubaida Hall
- Location: Jinnah University for Women
- Total Attendance: 23
Event Execution
Preparation
Zubaida Hall was arranged as a professional exhibition space with appropriate lighting, display panels, and an organized layout. Each student was provided with a designated display area to present their thesis work clearly and professionally.
Presentations and Evaluation
Students presented their thesis projects individually, explaining their concepts, research methodology, material choices, and execution processes. The jury members evaluated each project and provided detailed critiques, highlighting strengths and suggesting areas for improvement.
The interactive evaluation process allowed students to engage directly with industry professionals, enhancing their understanding of professional standards and real-world applications of textile design.
Documentation and Promotion
The event was documented through photography and social media coverage. Student photographers and social media managers ensured visual documentation of the displays, jury sessions, and overall event atmosphere. Selected highlights were shared on digital platforms to promote student work and departmental activities.
Evaluation and Outcomes
Participant Feedback
Students appreciated the professional evaluation and constructive feedback provided by the jury. Faculty members observed a high level of conceptual clarity and technical execution among the graduating students.
Impact Analysis
The event successfully showcased student talent and reinforced the importance of industry-oriented learning. The jury interaction helped students gain insight into market trends, professional expectations, and potential career pathways within the textile and fashion industry.
Conclusion
The Textile Thesis 2025 was successfully conducted and served as a significant academic milestone for final-year Textile Design students. The event reflected the department’s commitment to academic excellence, creativity, and industry engagement. By providing a professional platform for evaluation and feedback, the thesis display prepared students for future professional challenges and opportunities.
Acknowledgements
The Department of Visual Studies extends sincere appreciation to Ms. Hina Anees for her dedication, leadership, and continuous guidance in organizing the Textile Thesis 2025. Special thanks are extended to the esteemed jurors, Mr. Farhan (Imtiaz Super Market) and Mr. Usman (Cambridge Garments), for their valuable time, expertise, and constructive feedback.
We also acknowledge the efforts of Hafsah Khan for photography and the student social media team Zoya, Aniya, Samra, Amna, Abeer, Loveza, Joveria, and Sana Baloch for their contributions. Gratitude is extended to the faculty, staff, and students whose collective efforts ensured the successful execution of the event.
