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Bachelor of Science in Fashion Design
The Bachelor of Science in Fashion Design provides students with the necessary skills to become professionals in the fashion industry. The program focuses on developing creativity and technical expertise in areas such as textile design, pattern making, garment construction, and fashion illustration. Students learn how to design clothing and accessories, explore fashion history, and stay updated on current trends. They gain knowledge of the fashion business, including marketing, branding, and production processes. The program emphasizes hands-on learning through workshops, internships, and portfolio development. Graduates can pursue careers as fashion designers, fashion stylists, merchandisers, costume designers, and fashion entrepreneurs.
Requirements
Listed below are the documents required to apply for this course.
Grade 11
70 %
Program Prerequisites: Educational Background: High school diploma or equivalent with coursework in Art, Textiles, Design, and Mathematics for pattern creation. Creative Skills: Ability to sketch, draw, and use digital design software (e.g., Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop) for fashion illustration. Artistic Understanding: Strong foundation in color theory, design principles, and textile properties. Analytical and Problem-Solving Abilities: Understanding of how to transform design concepts into wearable art with practical application. Mathematical and Technical Proficiency: Knowledge of measurement techniques, seam allowances, and construction methods for garment creation. Communication and Collaboration Skills: Strong communication skills for presenting designs and collaborating with teams, clients, and manufacturers. Field Experience or Portfolio: Practical experience or a portfolio showcasing fashion design work, including previous projects, sketches, and garments created.
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