 Careers in fashion welcome those whose skills, ambitions,
and abilities are backed by a thorough knowledge of the field. There are
many stimulating possibilities in retail and design, whether in private,
corporate, or entrepreneurial enterprises.
Careers in Fashion Design
describes the opportunities available to graduates of the programs.
The
fashion industry employs millions of people, produces millions of
products, and absorbs a major portion of consumer spending. Vital to the
economy, the textile complex (apparel, textiles, and fibers) is second
only to aerospace in contribution to the United States gross domestic
product.
Fashion Design and Merchandising core courses provide a foundation
on which to build specialized knowledge. These classes will help
students develop competencies in areas such as textiles, fashion history, fashion
motivation, basic principles of clothing design, and textile product
testing.
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