COURSES OFFERED BY DREXEL UNIVERSITY

This Fashion Design Master’s program is ideal for students who have a passion for personal creative expression and who have Bachelor's degrees in various academic disciplines from fine arts, sciences, liberal arts, business and other areas of study.

Drexel's top-flight Fashion Design major is a studio-based, boutique-style undergraduate program that trains the next generation of creative thinkers for the fashion industry.

The STEM-designated Master of Science in Business Information Technology (MSBIT) prepares students for work related to applying information technology in organizations.

Drexel’s Information Systems degree teaches students how to apply technology to solve problems for organizations and individuals. Information Systems majors tend to excel in bridging the gap between clients and technical staff and also like to design technical solutions to real problems.

Drexel’s College of Computing & Informatics' Master of Science in Information Systems (MSIS) prepares students for both the technical and real-world aspects of developing and managing information systems.

In this certificate program, you willgain expertise in the contemporary digital environment, cloud technology, alignment of operations, risk assessment, and continuity planning.?

The BS Interior Design / MS Interior Architecture program offers a first-professional degree in interior design and a post-professional graduate degree for students looking to accelerate their career and/or specialize in an area of interior design.

In today's global economy, the demand for data-driven solutions is higher than ever before. The emergence of social media platforms has also let to opportunities for innovation and jobs in the fields of marketing and consumer behavior.

Drexel’s top ranked Fashion Design program educates and trains visionary designers to use an integrated approach for the creation of contemporary fashion within the context of an expanding, converging, global economy.

The Graphic Design program provides a balance of theory and practice in a rigorous design curriculum, enhanced by general education coursework in the humanities and the physical and social sciences.