448 Bachelor's degrees in Fashion, Textiles and Luxury Goods

The Textile Design program at University of Ulsan aims to foster design-talented individuals with artistic creativity and industrial expertise. To do so, it offers a curriculum that can enable students to develop artistic and crafty sensibility and practical design skills. 

Through the Luxury Hospitality Management (Hons) at Regent's University London you’ll experience hands-on learning, with opportunities to explore some of London’s most reputable five-star hotels and restaurants and develop your understanding of how luxury businesses are run.

On the Fashion Communication (Hons) course from Manchester Metropolitan University, you’ll explore how fashion brands connect with their audiences through brand strategy, storytelling, and creative campaigns.

The Fashion Buying and Brand Management (with Foundation Year) at Ravensbourne University London is a full-time undergraduate programme. This four-year course includes an initial foundation year to build essential skills, followed by comprehensive training in retail strategy and brand identity within the global industry.

The Fashion program from Lovely Professional University  provides students with extensive input in design and technology which is necessary to begin a career in fashion industry.

The Textile and Apparel Management (Apparel Product Development) program offered by University of Missouri - Columbia provides students with a comprehensive understanding of apparel design and product development processes from conception to consumers.

The Fashion Narrative, B.A. course from The Glasgow School of Art is a 3 year programme (direct entry to year 2) aimed at students who are fascinated by fashion concepts and aesthetics, taking a fresh approach to the way that fashion stories are told through text, image and display.

Fashion - Apparel Product Development from Arizona State University is designed to immerse students in the full product development lifecycle, from ideation to the finished garment available in stores.

The mission of the Interior Design and Fashion Merchandising program at East Carolina University is to provide students with the skills and knowledge aligned with industry demands for entry into a global and multicultural society and workforce. 

The Textile and Apparel Management (Apparel Retailing and Digital Merchandising) program offered by University of Missouri - Columbia provides students with a comprehensive understanding of digital and brick-and-mortar retailing which emphasizes apparel merchandising within both formats.

Embark on a transformative journey with Fashion Communication and Industry Practice (Hons) at University of Buckingham. Spanning three years, this comprehensive programme delves into every facet of the fashion, fashion media, and luxury lifestyle industries, drawing on Vogue’s unparalleled expertise, insights, and global network.

The graduates of the Textile Technologies, Materials and Nanomaterials programmes of the Technical University of Liberec acquire comprehensive knowledge of conventional, high added value and smart materials, nanomaterials, technologies and their applications.

The Textile and Clothing Management programme from Niederrhein University of Applied Sciences includes textile and clothing technology as two fields of study. After an identical basic study, students have the opportunity to determine their own specializations within these tracks. 

The Fashion Buying and Merchandising course offered at The University of Manchester is designed to provide students with and appreciation of the creative fashion drivers needed to be a successful fashion buyer, such as the ability to pick out and identify trends, as well as a solid understanding of the business acumen required for the products they buy to be a commercial success. 

The Bachelor of Science in Textile Technology at North Carolina State University is a comprehensive academic program that prepares students for careers in the new global business environment in design, development and manufacture of products in a variety of applications such as aerospace, medicine, architecture, automotive, apparel, sports and many others.

Across three specialist pathways, the Textile Design (Hons) program at the University of the Arts London (UAL) explores traditional, digital and experimental approaches to textile design.

Challenge the intersection of fashion, communication and divergent practices as you develop multidisciplinary skills and embrace emerging digital technologies.

The BA Fashion: Fashion Design with Knitwear (Hons) at the University of the Arts London (UAL) offers highly motivated students a nurturing environment which champions originality and innovation.

The Textile Art, Design and Fashion (Hons) degree offered at Ulster University is a unique course. It nurtures individual approaches to specialisms in embroidery, knit, weave, print and fashion and after a broad first year, you will select a pathway as an artist, designer, or designer maker in your chosen area.

The student of the Fashion Merchandising program at Southern Illinois University promotes scholarly rigor, innovative experimentation, and creative production.