9 Bachelor's degrees in Fashion, Textiles and Luxury Goods in Canada

Throughout the Hair Stylist Graduate Diploma from Fanshawe College, you’ll quickly learn the skills you need to provide exceptional service so that your client goes home smiling. 

Dalhousie University's Costume Studies programme is the only one of its kind in North America. You will learn how to design costumes from any historical period and for all genders, while also developing the problem-solving skills typically gained through a broad liberal arts education.

This three-year Fashion Arts advanced diploma program at Seneca Polytechnic allows you to explore your creativity while acquiring essential skills for a career in the fashion industry.

This Machinist Graduate Certificate from Saskatchewan Polytechnic can fast-track you into the workforce, and give you a head start on apprenticeship. You’ll need good computer skills, math skills and be comfortable working in industrial settings.

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.

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.

The Fashion and Technology programme at Kwantlen Polytechnic University is a premier four-year degree delivered full-time. This industry-focused course combines creative design with technical expertise and business acumen, preparing students for leadership roles within the global apparel marketplace at a world-renowned institution.

This Clothing, Textiles and Material Culture major at the University of Alberta covers how textiles and clothing are designed, produced, distributed, and used, and examines issues such as sustainability and fair labour practices in the global fashion and textile industry.

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.