TOP 10 BACHELOR OF FASHION DESIGNING CLASSES IN ATLANTA, USA - PAGE 3

Students who select this minor must satisfy the general university requirements for a minor as well as the specific minor requirements below.

You’ll learn how to design a collection, create eco-friendly fashion, and carry out ethical manufacturing. Upcycling, sustainable design, local sourcing, workers' rights, and fair trade are frequent discussion topics in classes.

The Fashion Design Certificate provides students with the skills required for entry-level positions, including design assistant, assistant patternmaker, sample room manager, production assistant, stylist, and assistant technical designer.

NYSD’s Fashion Technical Design program prepares students with the skills to execute technical designs and technical packs for positions such as technical designer, technical Illustrator, production coordinator, quality control assistant, and patternmaker.

NYSD’s 3D Fashion Design equips students with the artistic and technical skills necessary to work as a Technical Designer and Garment Visualization Specialist for modern brands.

All your New York City courses are 3 credit hours except for NY Fashion Design Studio I and II. You should consult your academic advisor to determine how this experience will count toward your degree. Course offerings vary semester to semester depending on faculty availability and enrollment.

Students have many hands-on opportunities that contribute to their success after completing our Fashion Design program.

Clothing needs are influenced by all aspects of society, and Apparel Design and Apparel Merchandising graduates must understand the social, ethical, cultural, economic, and political factors that influence clothing selection.

This course offers an advanced study of the principles of patternmaking. Students will execute an original design using advanced patternmaking processes and industry techniques. Prerequisite: FASH 2382 Patternmaking II and junior or senior standing or by permission of the President.

This course covers flat patternmaking. Students develop a bodice, sleeve, collar, and skirt. Construction of muslin samples and conceptual design project are emphasized.