TOP 10 BACHELOR OF FASHION DESIGNING CLASSES IN CANADA

Discover human-centred design for a more sustainable future of fashion and apparel

The International Fashion Management program will prepare you with the skills and knowledge needed for success in the worldwide fashion industry. Courses emphasize theoretical expertise in fashion business practices, global marketing logistics and supply chain management with some practical hands-o...

NPC College of Arts + Design (NPC) and College for Creative Studies (CCS) have partnered to create a cross-institutional pathway enabling NPC graduates to complete both a NPC Concept Design Diploma and a CCS Concept Design BFA programs, and fully prepared to enter the Entertainment Industry.

LaSalle College Vancouver is one of only a handful of schools in Canada to offer a Bachelor of Fashion Design Degree. Steeped in a teaching model that goes back to LaSalle College’s roots in Montréal, Canada’s fashion capital.

Design, innovate and create are the fundamentals of the Fashion Design program. Simulating industry standards and practices, students will become skilled in the essentials of pattern making and garment construction.

If you are interested in the business side of fashion and management courses tailored specifically to the fashion industry, then Humber’s Bachelor of Commerce – Fashion Management degree program may be a fit for you.

You’ll focus on making your own designs and will learn the critical and business skills you’ll need to succeed. In this program, you can choose to focus on textiles or jewellery/metalsmithing. You can also take electives in ceramics, wearable form, and wearable technology.

The Major in Textiles/Fashion is an open entry program. After successfully completing the ?rst two years of study, students may declare their intention to major in textiles/fashion.

An interdisciplinary program where students create their own learning pathway through concentrations. Concentrations (optional, not a degree requirement) offer students an opportunity to pursue a particular area in fashion.

This program trains individuals to become fashion designers. Fashion designers create clothing lines and continually fine-tune and update them. They work in various sectors of the garment industry: clothing for women, men and children, fur, occupational clothing, etc.