Global Giant Adobe Establishes India’s First Express Lounge at Chandigarh University

 To empower the next generation of innovators, Adobe - the global leader in digital media and marketing solutions - has established India’s first Adobe Express Lounge at Chandigarh University campus.

 The Adobe Express Lounge, a state-of-the-art digital creativity, will revolutionize student learning, innovation and enhance employability prospects of students through future-ready creative space and cutting-edge tools.



During the launch of Adobe Express Lounge, Harpreet Kaur, Director, Talent Acquisition, Adobe India, Ajit Kumar, Program Manager, Adobe, Abhishek Rao, Senior Talent Partner, Adobe and Neetika Lakhtakia, Manager, Talent Operations and Data Reporting & Insights, Adobe India and Prof Manpreet Singh Manna, Vice-Chancellor, Chandigarh University among other senior management officials from the varsity were present at Chandigarh University campus.

The Adobe Express Lounge will cater to a wide range of students from Engineering (Computer Science, AI/ML, IT), Media & Communication Studies, Design and Fine Arts and Business & Marketing among other domains. The training modules will cover Digital storytelling, Personal branding through design, UI/UX principles, Creative resume and portfolio building, added senior representatives of Adobe.

The Express Lounge integrates AI-powered creative tools to empower students to design, create and present impactful digital content. This lounge will support Adobe’s mission of blending creativity and technology to fuel student storytelling, digital literacy and design thinking. It will empower students regardless of their prior design experience to create graphics, videos, web pages and a wide range of visual projects through the intuitive Adobe Express platform.

As part of CU’s strategic partnership with Adobe, joint initiatives like Adobe hackathons and live projects will be held annually. Adobe will extend support in designing digital curricula for creative and business courses. Moreover, Adobe leaders will visit campus periodically to mentor and engage with students directly.