Fashion Design

Fashion design

This dynamic program promotes students’ design creativity, individual style and personal vision, while they respond to the rapid development of fashion through a range of project-based activities that reflect different aspects of industry practice.

Students are challenged to develop their thinking about fashion – what it is and what it can become – to realize their full potential, while at the same time gaining advanced skills in fashion design and preparation for the industry. Students graduate with an understanding of their unique identity as a designer and for their position in the fashion industry on the basis of market information.

Focus

• Design process for fashion collections
• Fashion illustration and presentation techniques
• Digital pattern cutting, clothing manufacturing and production planning
• The future of fashion
• Links between design and culture
• Marketing, communication, marketing and brand identity
• Trend research
• Creative research technologies
• Fashion Art
• Textiles, new materials and technology in design
• Contextual and theoretical studies

Specialisations

Master programmes are given with the following orientations:

1. Fashion Design
2. Fashion design and innovation
3. Fashion design, women’s and men’s clothing
4. Fashion design, women’s, men’s and children’s clothing
5. Fashion design with focus on knitted garments and innovation
6. Fashion, art & textile innovation
7. Design of luxury accessories
8. Luxury accessories & management
9. Systems for sustainable fashion

Career opportunities: Fashion designer, fashion illustrator, creative director, fashion consultant, trend researcher/forecaster.

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