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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 INDUSTRY LINKS |
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Fashion Design Certificate (FDC) Fashion Design can be understood as a form of studio art. As such, the new program includes five categories of coursework: Design and Construction studios, Drawing and Portfolio studios, Computer Aided Design, and Field experiences, as well as Theory and History courses. Most of the courses have been developed in the department of Apparel Merchandising and Interior Design; however, courses from Theatre and Drama, Fine Arts, and Music are recommended. Full-time internships are strongly recommended; however, since the number, location, and type of available internships are dependent on the retail market and overall U.S. economy, we cannot guarantee there will be a sufficient number of internships such that we can require those types of experiences. Recommended, on-campus, practical experiences can be found in Theatre, the Sage Historic Costume Collection, and the Musical Arts Center.
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Basic Requirements Total core required: 27 credit hours Total core recommended: 2-17 credit hours Total outside department recommended: 6-12 credit hours
Semester by Semester Sequence of Courses
“Recommended” courses should be considered for electives if the student has some room in his/her schedule. Students who are accepted into the IMP Fashion Design Option will be required to take the recommended classes plus additional classes during the year following FDC. FDC may be used as a substitute for the Business Minor for those students who are majoring in Apparel Merchandising. Return to Top
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