The B.Sc. Fashion Technology and Costume Design programme combines creative design with the technical knowledge of garment construction and textiles. Students learn how a design idea becomes a finished garment, from sketching and pattern making to fabric selection, stitching and finishing.
The programme is a three-year undergraduate degree.
Study of fibres, yarns, fabrics and their properties, dyeing and finishing.
Developing design skills through sketching, colour, and the principles of fashion design.
Hands-on training in drafting patterns, cutting, stitching and finishing garments.
Study of costume history and design for stage, film, dance and cultural events.
Understanding production processes, quality standards and merchandising in the apparel industry.
Using design software for fashion illustration and pattern development.
Creating apparel and accessories for brands, boutiques or personal labels.
Designing costumes for films, television, theatre and stage productions.
Working in garment manufacturing units on pattern making and production.
Coordinating buying, sourcing and production between buyers and manufacturers.
Ensuring garments meet quality and fit standards in the apparel industry.
Starting a boutique, tailoring unit or independent fashion label.
Graduates can pursue postgraduate studies in fashion technology, apparel design or management to advance their careers.
