- Home
- Programmes
- Part-time
- Fashion, Textiles and Luxury Goods
71 Part-time Bachelor's degrees in Fashion, Textiles and Luxury Goods
Fashion, Textiles, Footwear and Accessories (Top-Up) (Hons)
Fashion, Textiles, Footwear and Accessories (Top-Up) (Hons) at University of Northampton gives you the opportunity to refine your existing skills developed from previous studies to top up into a BA (Hons) Degree
Fashion Merchandising and Design
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.
Fashion Merchandising
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.
Fashion Media
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.
Fashion Merchandising
Once earned, the Associate’s Fashion Merchandising degree at Academy of Art University can also be used as a stepping stone to the Bachelor of Fine Arts degree.
Fashion Styling
The Fashion Styling program at Academy of Art University offers eight types of degrees: Fashion, Fashion Journalism, Fashion Marketing, Fashion Merchandising, Fashion Product Development, Fashion Styling, Fashion Visual Merchandising, and Textile Design. Course offerings include fashion design, menswear, costume design, textiles, knitwear, fashion journalism, merchandising, visual merchandising.
Fashion Product Development
The BFA in Fashion Product Development at Academy of Art University encompasses the process of fashion product development that requires understanding and knowledge of the consumer, market, and trends, textiles and raw materials, product concept and line development, and sourcing and manufacturing.
Fashion Marketing and Enterprise
The Fashion Marketing and Enterprise course at Torrens University Australia introduces students to commercial fashion enterprise management, providing theoretical and technical skills for a career in fashion marketing, operations or retail. Upon successful completion, you have the opportunity to further your studies by completing our Bachelor of Fashion Marketing and Enterprise.
Fashion Design and Promotion (Hons)
On the Fashion Design and Promotion (Hons) programme of the University of Sunderland prepare to launch your career in the rapidly growing and exciting world of the fashion industry.
Fashion (Merchandising)
Are you passionate about shaping the product selections offered by fashion brands and retailers? Gain the essential skills needed to curate cohesive collections to generate consumer excitement and drive commercial success with this Fashion (Merchandising) programme from Arizona State University.
Fashion Journalism (Hons)
Get ready for a career as a fashion journalist or stylist. You'll develop skills in catwalk reporting, trend forecasting, editorial styling, and more. Create a glossy fashion magazine or website and join the Fashion North team in the Fashion Journalism (Hons) course at University of Sunderland.