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

Texas Woman's University's Bachelor of science (BS) degree in Fashion Merchandising - Planning emphasis and marketing minor will prepare you for a career in retail buying and merchandise management, primarily in corporate environments.

The Studio Art - Metalsmithing and Jewelry program at Rhode Island College is for those drawn to traditional goldsmithing or compelled to investigate the unconventional.

Apparel, Retail Merchandising and Design is offered by North Dakota State University. Students interested in design and product development would find the Fashion Product Development a great area of study. Graduates develop and deliver products to the global marketplace. This option focuses on developing, designing and marketing materials and products within the market and industry.

Fashion is an art and an industry. To succeed in it, you’ll need cutting-edge business skills and an appreciation for style. In Columbia College Chicago's Fashion Studies bachelor's degree program, we’ll prepare you to enter the rapidly changing world of fashion.

 Coursework of Fashion Communication and Styling at Academy of Art University  combines excellence in design, artistic production, and innovative technology to provide students with the skills necessary to fully realize their creative visions.

The Costume Design BFA program at Academy of Art University  will train the next generation of artisans and designers with key technical skills and opportunities to practice their craft in active production environments.  

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.

LIU Post's Fashion Merchandising and Management BS program is offered by Long Island University (LIU) Post. It provides students with a comprehensive education in the fashion industry, combining business, marketing, and fashion knowledge to prepare them for careers in fashion merchandising and management.

South Carolina State University’s Fashion Merchandising programs are accredited by the American Association of Family and Consumer Sciences and are known as some of the best in both South Carolina and among historically black colleges and universities (HBCUs).

The Fashion Merchandising programme at Western Michigan University offers a comprehensive bachelor degree for those pursuing retail and marketing careers. This public study mode course combines fashion-specific modules with core business training, ensuring students develop the analytical skills needed for the global industry.

The Fashion Stylist program at Southern Illinois University promotes scholarly rigor, innovative experimentation, and creative production.

Work closely with nationally and internationally recognized faculty with the Apparel, Merchandising, Design and Textiles programme from Washington State University.

The Fashion Merchandising and Design programme at Central Michigan University offers a comprehensive education in the global apparel industry. Available as a B.A., B.S., or B.A.A., this degree features online and on-campus study modes. Students gain technical expertise over 21 to 56 credit hours to prepare for creative and commercial roles.

The Fashion Merchandising programme at Sam Houston State University is a comprehensive Bachelor of Science degree delivered entirely online. Spanning four years of full-time study, this flexible course focuses on the business of style, covering retail management and brand strategy for students seeking global industry careers.

The Fashion Merchandising program from Texas State University stands out nationally due to a finely tuned curriculum, producing graduates with high-level critical thinking, communication and analytical skills. 

The Visual Art - Textiles - Fibers programme at the University of Kansas is a four-year, full-time course. This public study mode degree focuses on creative research and technical mastery. Students develop professional skills in textile arts through 120 credit hours of intensive studio work and historical art theory.

In the Material Art and Design program at OCAD University, you will learn how to create jewellery, textiles and ceramics as a professional studio artist or designer. You’ll focus on making your own designs and will learn the critical and business skills you’ll need to succeed.

Fashion Media at LIM College is all about creating content to engage audiences—and includes focuses like writing for new media, layout and creative direction, photography and video, and more. 

This Fashion and Costume BA programme from Albright College prepares you for a wide range of exciting careers in this multibillion-dollar industry

Covering all facets of the fashion industry, the C-N Fashion Merchandising and Design program at Carson-Newman University stands out from other programs and gives you a competitive edge in the job market.