Project Week is an extension of students’ existing Service Learning and Community Engagement programmes. It aims to create a bond between every student, enhance their skills through regular service, and allow them to learn from the best practices in that field.

During Project Week, the ‘process’ is as important as the ‘product’. The learning that takes place during the research, planning, proposing, and implementation stages is just as significant as the actual work carried out at the project location. Project Week should follow the IPARD cycle like regular Triveni activities, which includes Investigation, Planning, Action, Reflection, and Demonstration.

Every year, our first-year students embark on a student-led and faculty-mentored project week wherein students work with leading non-profit organisations across India. Students initiate, research, plan and pitch their own projects with clear deliverables and participate in a public showcase to share what they have learned. We have NGO partners across causes, including children’s rights, biodiversity, human rights, sustainable living, and even Hindustani classical music preservation.