B.A. (Fashion & Apparel Design)

Programme Highlights

EMPLOYABILITY & CAREER PATH WAYS :

Career opportunities as a Fashion Designer, Visual Merchandiser, Production Manager, Pattern Maker, Fashion Consultant, Fashion Stylist & so on
Opportunities in a wide variety of fields such as Apparel Production, Retail Sector, Creative Design, Pret-a-Porter, Couture Design & so on
Pursue careers in academics & research, government and semi-government undertakings & management of not-for-profit businesses.
Entrepreneurship

IN PICTURE

IN NUMBERS

08-Foundation Courses
12-Core Courses
08-Generic Elective Courses
04-Specialization Core Courses
04-Specialization Elective Courses
12-Audit Courses

QUICK FACTS

3 Years – 6 Semesters – Full Time
Outcome Based Education (OBE)
Choice Based Credit System (CBCS)
Credit and grading system

PROGRAMME DIFFERENTIATORS

Education that prepares you for life.
Enriched programme structure with a fine blend of core, elective, audit and foundation courses designed to provide in-depth knowledge and requisite skills.
Experiential and blended learning that enhances effectiveness of classical teaching – learning methods.
Expertise – led by in house faculty and augmented by visiting, guest and adjunct faculty as well as accomplished advisory board members.
Employability focus integrated through the curriculum, right from the first semester.
Enabling environment for nurturing Innovation and Entrepreneurship
Ecosystem that enables holistic development of learners through focused curricular, research co-curricular, extra-curricular, industry connect professional development and extension and CSR initiatives.

CURRICULUM

B.A. (Fashion & Apparel Design)

Create the lifestyle you desire

The B.A. in Fashion & Apparel Design provides students with an overview of the fashion industry and the role of the consumer, with emphasis on product development. Students will explore fashion design in conjunction with the critical elements of design, forecasting, production, evaluation, branding, and sustainability of textiles, clothing, and accessories that globally bind consumers to products. We situate fashion in the broader study of design utilizing aesthetic, cultural, economic, geographic, historic, political, scientific, social-psychological, and technological frames of reference. A foundation in art and design coursework and an interdisciplinary approach helps students to develop theoretical, technical, and creative competencies necessary for personal and professional growth and success.