167 Bachelor's degrees in Fashion Design in North America

The Footwear and Accessories Design degree from Fashion Institute of Technology SUNY nurtures your personal design vision while teaching you the skills you need to create marketable products that consumers crave. With close ties to the industry — part of the multibillion-dollar global fashion system — they connect you with a wide range of networking and career opportunities.

Fashion Design from Stevenson University synthesizes the individual aesthetic of the designer with an understanding of the market, historical context of fashion and costume, consumer psychology, materials, and techniques of apparel construction.

 Bachelor of Fashion Design from School of the Art Institute of Chicago, provides a unique, interdisciplinary experience that challenges students to bring an artistic and theoretical approach to the work, and benefit from rigorous artistic and professionally oriented training.

Theatre - Design and Technology in Costume Design students at University of Montevallo are exposed to a variety of skills in different areas including sound, costumes, make-up, lighting and stage management, while having the opportunity for a specific Design/Technology emphasis.

In the Ashland University’s Fashion Merchandising program you’ll learn directly from apparel manufacturers about fashion design, retail merchandising and buying.

The Design - Fashion Design program from Wayne State University offers a professional concentration in the fields of Fashion Design and  Fashion Merchandising.

In the Costume Technology program from DePaul University, you’ll prepare to become a theatrical craftsman, draper, cutter and costume shop manager.

At Georgia Southern University, you’ll cultivate the design skills and business management know-how to realize your own unique vision through fashion, bringing your ideas from concept to consumer with this Fashion Merchandising and Apparel Design program.

Our major in Textile and Apparel at University of Northern Iowa offers an outstanding educational experience, followed by exemplary career opportunities

The bachelor degree in Textiles and Fashion Design (TFD) at University of Wisconsin Madison is a unique hybrid program that combines a deep understanding of materials and techniques with an academic base of history, science, and contemporary design. 

The Department of Consumer and Design Sciences at Auburn University focuses on consumers’ interactions with their immediate and near environment. Three majors are offered: 1) Apparel Merchandising, Design and Production Management, 2) Interior Design, and 3) Philanthropy and Nonprofit Studies. 

The B.S.H.C.S. in Retail and Fashion Merchandising at Ohio University offers coursework in both creative (Adobe Photoshop/Illustrator, Product Development, and Promotion) and analytical (buying and planning, Excel and statistical reasoning) areas of merchandising, with a focus on fashion products. 

The Fashion Design and Merchandising programme at the University of Hawaii at Manoa offers a comprehensive education in the global apparel industry. This undergraduate degree provides full-time study options, focusing on creative design and business strategies. Students develop professional skills within a multicultural environment.

Textiles and Apparel incorporates principles from arts, sciences, and humanities. The program at the University of Texas at Austin offers specialized instruction in constructing, designing, and coordinating fashions and making patterns and samples as preparation for a career in the apparel industry.

By taking the Jewellery Art and Design program at Vancouver Community College, you get hands-on experience in the design and fabrication of jewellery through intensive courses in metal techniques, drawing, design, history of jewellery, gemmology, digital jewellery design, and business management.

The Fashion Marketing BFA at Academy of Art University includes both creative and analytical aspects of the fashion industry. It provides insights on global customers and marketplace, marketing and business trends in fashion industry.

Introducing Belmont University's Fashion Design BFA program: Ignite your passion for fashion and unleash your creativity. Immerse yourself in the world of design, textiles, and runway shows, and prepare for an exciting career in the fashion industry.

The Fashion Styling program at Academy of Art University  offers eight types of degrees: Fashion, Fashion Journalism, Fashion Marketing, Fashion Merchandising, Fashion Product Development, Fashion Styling, Fashion Visual Merchandising, and Textile Design. Course offerings include fashion design, menswear, costume design, textiles, knitwear, fashion journalism, merchandising, visual merchandising.

The Fashion Merchandising degree from California State University Long Beach concentrates on the planning, procurement, and promotion aspects of the fashion business.

Theatre, Costume Design and Production at Boston University prepares talented and committed students for the professional world of theatre and related careers in the performing arts.