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

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. 

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 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 Media programme at Southern Methodist University is a comprehensive B.A. degree based in Dallas. This full-time course equips students with professional skills in journalism, digital storytelling, and fashion communication. It prepares graduates for diverse roles within the global multi-trillion-dollar fashion industry.

Fashion and Textile Technology from Buffalo State SUNY is the only baccalaureate department in Western New York that offers a variety of career preparation options for the multifaceted, global fashion industry. 

Through the Textiles, Apparel and Merchandising curriculum at Louisiana State University, you can work toward your dream by taking advantage of its unique learning opportunities to gain technical and creative knowledge.

On the Furniture programme at California College of the Arts learn the art of furniture design and shape your creative practice where design and craft meet.

The undergraduate Fiber and Material Studies program at School of the Art Institute of Chicago is internationally renowned as a visionary program and one of the leading contemporary fiber arts education programs in the world. 

Textiles from Rhode Island School of Design has a reputation for preparing students to become highly skilled designers in the field, equal attention is given to a fine arts approach, with special projects and classes focused on issues specific to creating one-of-a-kind works of art. 

To create a great surface, go deep. This hands-on Textile and Surface Design program from Fashion Institute of Technology SUNY nurtures the imagination, teaches the skills, and cultivates the insights needed to design textiles and other products for fashion and home.

This Metals and Jewelry degree at Arcadia University will expose you to a range of techniques, processes, formats, and tools needed to think creatively and make the most of your career path.

Basic principles and elements of design, including color theory, are introduced, reviewed, and applied throughout the Apparel and Textiles program offered by The University of Alabama

With a degree in Fashion Merchandising at LIM College, you can pursue a career in nearly anyaspect of the fashion business.

Do you want to expand your knowledge of product development and production? Are you interested in a variety of professional career options? Students majoring in Fashion Merchandising and Consumer Studies have two concentration options at East Carolina University: fashion merchandising or interiors merchandising. 

The Fashion Merchandising and Design program at Meredith College is unique because it effectively combines academics with industry. You’ll acquire a strong foundation in the theories and practices used in the fashion industry and have many opportunities to apply what you have learned. Your education at Meredith will prepare you for jobs in retail, wholesale, and design.

At INTO Illinois State University the International Year One in General - Fashion Design and Merchandising-B.A. program will prepare you to enter your next semester of a bachelor’s degree program at Illinois State University.

The Textile - Fibers programme at the University of Kansas is a comprehensive four-year bachelor degree. This public study mode course explores contemporary art through material construction and surface design. Students engage with sustainable practices and global perspectives while mastering weaving and dyeing techniques.

Students at the Merchandising, Apparel and Textiles BSc program offered at University of Kentucky explore market trends, retail strategies, supply chains and more across the global marketplace.

This Fashion Studies BSc degree from Kansas State University focuses on well-being related to textile and clothing products, while preparing students to meet the needs of the current fashion industry and create a more socially and environmentally sustainable industry.

Prepare to lead on the business side of the fashion industry! This Fashion Merchandising major from Illinois Dominican University blends the study of fashion and business, design and promotion, textile science and market research. You’ll be ready for life as a savvy professional with your finger on the pulse of the fashion world.