The video production conference by Vaibhav Kulkarni, a director at 5W1H, provided valuable guidance to media students sharing his experience in advertising, explaining the creative side of campaigns and the three stages of production: pre-production, production, and post-production. The event provided students with a unique insight into the world of advertising, including creative strategy and practical aspects of creating advertisements.
The Second Edition of Bennett Dialogue opens up discussion for media literacy, ever-changing geopolitical relations and Russian lifestyle. A conversation with Media Commentator Jozef Schutzman paved the way for debates and discussions among the Bennett Community.
Bennett Finishing School conducted a three-day programme to help final-year Times School of Media students strengthen their communication, presentation and interview skills and prepare for the professional demands of recruitment.
The very first Fresher’s Ball Night at Bennett University had a bit of “Bridgerton” style and elegance. With everything from gorgeous dresses to amazing music, and continuous dancing, laughing, and making memories with friends, the night was about celebrating all the good things that life brings you.
The Cabinet Valley 1.0 event took place from September 24 to September 26 at Bennett University. Over three dynamic days, students stepped into the shoes of high-stakes decisionmakers to solve complex corporate and strategic challenges. The inaugural edition brought the intense, fast-paced culture of tech leadership directly to the campus, offering participants hands-on experience in leadership, policy drafting, and crisis management,
UPRISE at Bennett University brought together student innovators, entrepreneurs and government representatives to promote startup culture. Featuring expert insights, student pitches and potential funding of approximately ₹10 lakh, the event encouraged young entrepreneurs to transform ideas into viable venture
The International Conference on Artificial Intelligence and Children (scheduled on 10-11 September 2026) explored how AI is reshaping childhood, education, human values and governance. Bringing together scholars and experts from India and abroad, ICAIC created space for research, debate and discussion on responsible AI futures.