Design (Industrial Design), Bachelor

Your degree commences with introductory and shared impact lab units, where you collaborate with students from diverse disciplines to address social issues and develop industry-connected solutions. It then focuses on the theory and practice of fashion design, including hands-on fabrication techniques that build foundational technical skills for realizing your ideas. Building on this, you will explore global fashion cultures, ethical and sustainable practices, and enhance collaborative and communication abilities. In later stages, you synthesize knowledge of product development and retail readiness through a major final-year project.Consider a double degree in business to specialize in fashion's international business aspects, opening opportunities in careers like fashion buying, marketing, finance, analysis, forecasting, and entrepreneurship. Alternatively, participate in overseas exchange at partner universities in the UK, Sweden, Denmark, Hong Kong, the US, or Canada to engage with global design trends and broaden international career prospects through programs like the Bachelor of Design - International (Fashion Design).