COURSE CURRICULUM

The Fashion Design bachelor’s program offers a creative and practice-oriented education that prepares students for an international career in the fashion industry. Studied in Berlin and Hamburg in cooperation with the renowned Atelier Chardon Savard, the program provides individual support in small learning groups, fostering personal growth and artistic development. It combines creativity, theory, and hands-on experience, covering essential areas such as form design, fashion and art history, collection development, and fashion illustration. Students gain a comprehensive understanding of the entire fashion creation process—from concept to finished garment—and learn how to draw inspiration from various sources to develop original collections. The curriculum also includes modules on digital communication and marketing, addressing key trends shaping the modern fashion landscape. Core modules include Fashion Design, where students learn how to develop collections and draw creative inspiration; Drawing, which introduces diverse presentation techniques to help students express their unique style; and the Fashion Project, where students apply their knowledge to develop a prototype and showcase it in a fashion show. This program equips future designers with the creative, technical, and strategic skills needed to thrive in a global fashion environment, blending traditional craftsmanship with forward-thinking digital innovation.