167 Bachelor's degrees in Fashion Design in North America

Fashion Merchandising and Design degree at University of North Alabama is for people interested in the areas of fashion, retail, manufacturing, wholesaling, visual merchandising, marketing, apparel design, and other areas of creative expression in the business world. 

From fabric burnout to photographic screen printing to computer–assisted print designs, students in the BFA Textile Design program at Academy of Art University design and print on both fabric and paper using various print techniques and fabric manipulation.

The Fashion and Retail Studies program at The Ohio State University will prepare you to manage and merchandise fashion apparel, textiles, beauty and accessory products that will be manufactured and sold around the world.

The Apparel and Textile Design program at Michigan State University emphasizes creativity and experimentation that mingles design with art. Students combine fine art, couture and technical design to create original garments that reflect an understanding of global issues such as sustainability and cultural dress.

SUNY Oneonta College's Fashion and Textiles program focuses on the relationship of textiles and clothing to the physical, aesthetic, psychological, cultural, economic and social needs of people. As a fashion and textiles major, you will specialize in either fashion merchandising or fashion design. 

Theatre Design and Production - Costume Design reveals the inner world of the character. As costume designers, we harness this ability to bring the story to life for the audience at Shenandoah University.

We offer a bachelor degree in Fashion Design at California College of the Arts. Learn the traditional and cutting-edge techniques needed for success in a range of fashion careers.

At INTO Illinois State University the International Year One in General - Fashion Design and Merchandising-B.S. program will prepare you to enter your next semester of a bachelor’s degree program at Illinois State University.

The business of fashion is complex, fast-paced and profitable. Don’t mistake this for a garment construction program — our comprehensive, business-oriented Fashion Merchandising curriculum at Mercyhurst University provides students with an in-depth look into the fashion industry.

The fashion industry is a dynamic field, fast paced, global in scope, and complex. It is exciting working in a profession that deals with people’s physical and aesthetic clothing needs and is influenced by social, cultural, political, and economic developments. You are trained to succeed in a wide variety of career opportunities. Apparel Design is offered by Seattle Pacific University.

In our BS in Textile Design program FROM Thomas Jefferson University, you will be immersed in studio and technical courses in textiles for fashion, interiors and performance —featuring woven design, knit design and print design, dyeing and finishing, and materials technology

The Bachelor of Fine Arts in Fashion Design programme is offered at University of Trinidad and Tobago.

Massachusetts College of Art and Design’s Fashion Design department takes advantage of its geographic location in the education and innovation hub that is Boston, to provide unique learning opportunities and access for its students and a culturally rich and technologically advanced experience.

Why study Merchandising and Fashion Product Development at Missouri State University? You will learn technical skills, hone creativity and increase your business knowledge. 

Live and learn in a major metropolitan market center giving you direct access to learn about industry trends and networking opportunities that prepare you for what’s next in this fast-moving field, by joining this Fashion Merchandising program offered at Texas Christian University.

Immerse yourself in a personal, spiritually-minded fashion community. Access to our historic archives and connected fashion experts will put you well on your way to a successful career in fashion design. The Fashion Design is offered by Lipscomb University.

At Fashion Design from Fashion Institute of Technology SUNY you'll learn the fundamentals of professional draping, patternmaking, and sewing techniques. You'll master computer-aided design (CAD), and learn how to take a design from concept to finished garment.  

Make fashion happen, one business decision at a time. Learn how to lead the behind-the-scenes work that moves the fashion industry forward with this Fashion Design Management program at Cornell University.

The Fashion Industry Studies Major is offered by Ball State University. Ball State’s Bachelor’s Degree in Fashion Industry Studies prepares you to enter a variety of career paths within fashion through hands-on application and foundational knowledge. 

Expand your creative and technical skills for the fashion and apparel industry by gaining hands-on experience in conception, design, production, and sales through a self-directed garment project with the Fashion Design and Production program at Vancouver Community College.