Methodology
The course is predominantly based on a practical methodology, through experimental projects and business simulations conducted by professionals in the sector. It is divided in subject modules so students can develop one project after another, not many at the same time. A more effective proceeding that allows improvement in both development of concepts and production process of each project.
Objectives
The first year of this degree is focused on acquiring basic concepts of design, culture and project methods. Students learn to dare to create and communicate.
The second year entails the beginning of learning specialized fashion techniques: pattern making, modelling, illustration, accessories, history, etc., essentials for anyone working on the field of fashion. Traditional and modern techniques are always combined during the lessons, to face the current industry in its full extent and encourage each student to discover techniques to further the development of the own creativity.
During the third year, students major in Fashion Design, and they start studying the latest trends, advanced techniques on modelling, pattern making and illustration, and creating several collections (for man and woman). There is an especially prominent project on sustainability and fashion and various forward-thinking projects on techniques and tissues.
During the fourth year students take an internship in a company and also present the degree final project, which is their official introduction to the professional world. The year culminates in the fashion show, where the creations conceived for their final project are shown.
Job Opportunities
- Fashion designer
- Stylist
- Trendsetter
- Accessories designer
- Visual merchandiser
- Fashion communication and brand image illustrator consultant
- Pattern designer
- Textile designer
- Coolhunter
- Product manager
- Etc.