COURSE CURRICULUM

The Fashion Design degree is structured to develop creative, technical, and professional skills across three years, preparing students to design with innovation, sustainability, and industry awareness. In the first year, students are introduced to fashion engineering and design methods, focusing on sustainable production and circular fashion practices. They also explore fashion cultures through historical and theoretical perspectives and develop visual communication skills to express their creative ideas effectively. The second year builds on this foundation with modules such as experimental digital fashion and phygital fashion, blending physical and digital approaches to design. Students also study society’s influence on fashion, collaborate on group projects, and advance their technical expertise in pattern cutting and materials. Industry preparation is emphasized through skill development and practical experience, helping students to engage with real-world challenges. In the final year, students undertake critical research in fashion while focusing on professional practice, including the development and realization of their own fashion collection. Alongside this, modules in professional strategies, fashion futures, and portfolio development ensure that graduates are equipped with both the creative vision and practical tools to succeed in the industry. The program nurtures originality while preparing students for careers as innovative, forward-thinking fashion designers.