177 Bachelor's degrees in Fashion, Textiles and Luxury Goods in North America

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.

The Fashion Merchandising degree from Kent State University prepares you for a dynamic career in the fashion industry, with hands-on learning experiences, industry connections and opportunities for internships and study abroad. 

The Dairy Manufacturing programme at South Dakota State University is a public B.S. degree focused on the science of safe, high-quality food processing. Students explore chemical and microbiological properties of dairy products over a standard four-year duration, gaining vital skills for the global food industry.

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. 

The Fashion Journalism program of Academy of Art University—with a special focus on Social Media—equip you with subject-area expertise to help communicate the rising complexity of the global fashion industry.

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.

In this Fashion and Retail degree program from Lynn University, you'll study fashion marketing, retail buying and inventory replenishment, the evolution of fashion change, as well as styling and fashion forecasting. 

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.

The Fibres and Material Practices BFA at Concordia University Montréal is a full-time undergraduate programme spanning three to four years. This degree focuses on the creative potential of textile arts, offering students professional studio access to develop a personal artistic voice through diverse material processes.

Luxury brands are unique—and so is our Luxury Brand Marketing and Management major, at the Susquehanna University, one of the only bachelor's degree programs of its kind in the nation.

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

The Fashion Marketing B.S. at the University of Central Oklahoma is a comprehensive undergraduate programme delivered on campus. This public study mode course focuses on apparel, advertising, and retail strategies. Students develop essential business acumen and creative skills over the standard four-year duration.

Are you interested in fashion product development or retail merchandising? University of Wisconsin Stout offers a Bachelor's degree in Fashion and Retail.       

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.

Fashion Institute of Technology SUNY’s Cosmetics and Fragrance Marketing program takes a hands-on approach to preparing you for all aspects of the multifaceted beauty industry.

The B.Sc. in Apparel Entrepreneurship at Brigham Young University Idaho is a comprehensive public programme designed for aspiring fashion leaders. This degree combines creative design with business strategy, focusing on garment construction and market entry. Students gain essential industry skills through a flexible study mode.

The Fashion Merchandising program offered at California State University Northridge offers an analytical study of concepts and their application related to the design, production and merchandising of textiles and apparel.

The Studio Art - Fashion programme from University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign offers an opportunity to explore the wide variety of subject matter in the field of fashion, from history and social psychology to sustainable manufacturing and brand development.