COURSE CURRICULUM

The BSc Fashion Management program provides students with a comprehensive understanding of the fashion industry, combining technical knowledge of fabrics and garments with business and management principles. In the first year, students build a solid foundation through mandatory units covering raw materials, fashion buying, marketing, garment technology, aesthetics, and the management of apparel supply chains, ensuring a strong grasp of both creative and operational aspects of the industry. The second year deepens this knowledge with core modules on garment production technology, fashion business analysis, product development, fashion management, and operations management, while optional units in digital branding, buying communication, brand promotion, in-store environments, and circular design allow students to tailor their learning to individual interests. In the final year, the program focuses on strategic and applied skills, with mandatory units in strategic management and project-based learning, alongside optional modules in business ethics, sustainability, fashion in the digital age, and technological innovation, preparing students to navigate contemporary challenges in the sector. Across all three years, the course integrates real-world applications, industry insights, and project work, equipping graduates with the knowledge, practical experience, and strategic perspective required to succeed in global fashion management roles and drive innovation within the evolving fashion landscape.