165 Bachelor's degrees in Fashion, Textiles and Luxury Goods in United States

Textiles and Apparel Studies of Delaware State University provides students opportunity to develop professional skills in communication, analytical thinking, teamwork, and ethical behavior that sustain graduates as they apply management and marketing theory, and business principles to the global fashion industry. 

The Fashion Marketing major from Woodbury University prepares the next generation of fashion professionals with the core essentials of business while simultaneously embracing the creative world of fashion. 

A B.A. in Fashion and Retail Merchandising from Lasell College prepares you with the knowledge and skillsets for leading business operations in the fashion industry.

The best of both worlds, the dual degree Fashion Design and Fashion Merchandising with Marketing program of Texas Woman's University will provide you with a broad knowledge of the fashion industry by preparing you to work in design, manufacturing, production, wholesale and retail environments.

The Fashion Merchandising and Design B.Sc. at New Mexico State University is a full-time, four-year programme. It integrates creative design with technical and business expertise. Students gain essential industry experience through field placements and complete a Marketing minor to prepare for diverse global fashion careers.

If your career interests are at the leading edge of fashion and you enjoy studying everything from fibers to wearable technology, the Fashion BA program offered at Arizona State University will help you reach your goals.

Boston University's Costume Production program prepare talented and committed students for careers in the professional world of theatre and related entertainment media. 

Interested in a career in the fashion industry? Want to express your sense of style while developing your creative, interpersonal, and business skills? Join the Applied Humanities - Fashion Studies Emphasis at The University of Arizona. 

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

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.

Texas Woman's University's dual degree program in Fashion Merchandising and Business Administration will prepare you for entrepreneurial success in the fashion industry, particularly if you plan to own and operate a small retail or wholesale business.

The Jewelry and Metal Arts program at Academy of Art University  provides a strong introduction to the field of creative metal works. 

Specialize your retailing degree in fashion merchandising and digital innovations, which blends design, technology, marketing, sales, social media management and more with this Retailing - Fashion Merchandising and Digital Innovations degree program offered by University of South Carolina

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 Fashion Merchandising programme at the University of Georgia offers a comprehensive public study mode for students. This undergraduate degree focuses on the business and creative aspects of the global apparel industry. Students engage in professional training to prepare for leadership roles in retail and brand management.

At the Art - Textiles BFA program from Arizona State University, you'll have the opportunity to explore a wide variety of techniques, from painted and printed fabrics to photo processes and from felt making to woven structures created with the aid of computer technology.

The Fashion and Retail Studies program at The Ohio State University will prepare you to manage and merchandise fashion apparel, textiles, beauty and accessory products that will be manufactured and sold around the world.

The Consumer, Apparel, and Retail Studies major at University of North Carolina Greensboro prepares students for the broad scope of the industry and produces graduates who understand designing, manufacturing, marketing, and retailing fashion and apparel-related products.

The Apparel and Textile 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.