A Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) in Fashion and Apparel Design is a dynamic undergraduate program focused on the creative, technical, and business aspects of the fashion industry. The course blends artistic creativity with practical skills in designing and manufacturing apparel, offering students comprehensive training in garment production, fabric technology, pattern making, and styling.
Introduction to fashion design principles, sketching techniques, and color theory.
Textile Science
Study of different fibers, fabrics, and their properties, along with fabric selection for design.
Pattern Making and Draping
Techniques of creating patterns and draping fabric to develop garment prototypes.
Fashion Illustration
Developing fashion sketches, understanding proportions, and translating design ideas visually.
Fashion Merchandising
Study of fashion products, pricing, promotion, and retail strategies.
History of Fashion
Overview of the evolution of fashion, trends, and key historical designers.
Apparel Construction
Practical skills in sewing, stitching, and assembling garments from fabric to finished product.
Introduction to Textile Dyeing
Techniques and processes of dyeing textiles for color and texture effects.
Computer-Aided Design (CAD)
Introduction to fashion design software tools for digital pattern making and garment design.
Fashion Marketing
Principles of marketing strategies and branding in the fashion industry.
Year 2: Core Subjects
Subject
Description
Advanced Pattern Making
Advanced techniques in pattern development for complex garments and design ideas.
Garment Production
Study of the entire process of garment production from design to manufacturing.
Sustainable Fashion
Concepts and practices in sustainable and ethical fashion, including eco-friendly textiles and production.
Fashion Forecasting
Techniques for predicting future fashion trends based on market research and consumer behavior.
Apparel Retailing
Study of retail environments, including store layout, display, and consumer shopping behavior.
Costume Design and Styling
Techniques for designing and styling costumes for theater, television, and film.
Advanced Textile Technologies
In-depth study of modern textile technologies, including smart fabrics, performance wear, and textiles for specific uses.
Fashion Buying
Strategies involved in selecting and purchasing fashion products for retail.
Fashion Brand Management
Building and managing a fashion brand identity in a competitive market.
Fashion Photography
Techniques for fashion photography, focusing on styling, lighting, and post-production.
Year 3: Specialization and Electives Core Subjects
Subject
Description
Business of Fashion
Introduction to the business side of the fashion industry, covering supply chains, logistics, and finance.
Global Fashion Industry
Study of international fashion markets, trade, and global sourcing.
Fashion Portfolio Development
Creating a professional portfolio showcasing designs, sketches, and completed projects.
Fashion Show Production
Organizing and producing fashion shows, from planning to execution.
Fashion Technology
The use of technology in fashion design, production, and retailing.
Elective Subjects (Based on Specialization)
Specialization
Subject
Description
Fashion Design
Textile Printing and Embroidery
Techniques of textile printing and decorative embroidery for garments and accessories.
Fashion Design
Leather Goods and Accessories Design
Crafting and designing leather products like bags, shoes, and belts.
Fashion Business
Retail Management
Study of retail strategies, operations, and management of fashion retail stores.
Fashion Business
Fashion Economics
Economic concepts applied to the fashion industry, analyzing market trends, pricing, and consumer behavior.
Fashion Technology
Wearable Technology
Exploring the integration of technology with fashion, such as smart fabrics and digital garments.
Additional Aspects of the Program
Internships and Industry Exposure: The program offers opportunities for internships with leading fashion houses and retailers to gain real-world experience.
Research Projects: Students are encouraged to engage in research projects related to fashion design, sustainability, or technological innovations in fashion.
Guest Lectures and Workshops: Sessions by industry experts on fashion design, marketing, retailing, and emerging trends.
End-of-Year Fashion Show: A highlight of the program where students showcase their final collections to an audience of industry professionals.
