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BACHELOR OF SCIENCE
MASTER OF SCIENCE
MINOR
FASHION DESIGN CERTIFICATE
FACULTY
STUDENT GALLERY
ACADEMIC ADVISING
HONORS SOCIETY
SCHOLARSHIPS
INTERNSHIPS
FIELD SEMINARS
ELIZABETH SAGE COLL.
MERC
Student Organizations
Advisory Council
Scholarships
Corporate Sponsors
Newsletters
Career Seminars
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
INDUSTRY LINKS
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Career Opportunities
- Merchandise Analyst
- Merchandise Planner
- Assistant Buyer
- Buyer
- Divisional Merchandise Manager
- Retail Management Trainee
- Merchandiser
- Department/ Sales Manager
- Store Manager
- District Manager
- Production Manager
- Product Development Manager
- Sales Representative
For additional information on Career Placement, check out the Indiana
University Career Development Center Web Site.
To explore curriculum opportunities, contact the Apparel Merchandising and Interior Design academic advisor Sheila
Maben, OR College of Arts and Sciences academic advisor Espen Jensen.
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Macy's West, Assistant Buyer (San Francisco)
- Old Navy, Manager In Training (Chicago)
- Urban Outfitters, Assistant Manager (Chicago)
- Bloomingdale's, Assisant Buyer (New York City)
- Macy's East, Assistant Buyer (New York City)
- Max Studio, Press Contact (New York City)
- Victoria and Co., Marketing Administrative Assistant (New York City)
- World Wide Apparel, Training Program (New York City)
- Talbots, Assistant Manager (Indianapolis)
- Von Maur, Executive Trainee (Indianpolis)
- Cosco, Textile Graphics Designer (Columbus)
- Marshall Field's, Merchandise Analyst (Minneapolis)
- Carson Pirie Scott, Assistant Buyer (Milwaukee)
- Oshkosh, Import Sourcing Assistant (Oshkosh)
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In my opinion the Indiana University Apparel Merchandising program is one of the best retail programs offered in the Midwest. My experience proved to put me far ahead of other individuals with the same or similar retail degrees. The faculty's knowledge of the industry also put a 'real life' flavor into every project and lesson.
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