Fashion Design Undergraduate Programs
For students who want to develop collections and build a career in fashion creation, our fashion design undergraduate programs combine traditional design practices with contemporary technologies and industry-focused learning.
The Associate of Applied Science in Fashion Design provides a foundation in areas such as fashion illustration, pattern cutting, garment construction, textiles, digital design, fashion history, trend forecasting, and collection development. Students can use this foundation to begin building their professional fashion portfolio.
The Bachelor of Fine Arts in Fashion Design provides a more extensive undergraduate pathway, allowing students to develop advanced knowledge of garment construction, digital design, collection creation, and contemporary fashion practices.
Students interested in an associate degree in fashion design can therefore begin with a focused two-year pathway, while those seeking a four-year Bachelor of Fine Arts degree can pursue a more comprehensive academic and professional development journey.
Fashion Styling and Fashion Communication
Fashion extends far beyond garment design. Students interested in image-making, editorial work, creative direction, photography, and visual storytelling can explore undergraduate pathways in fashion styling and fashion communications.
Through practical projects and industry exposure, students learn how to translate concepts into compelling visual narratives while developing portfolios that communicate their creative identity.
Fashion Business
For students who are equally interested in creativity and commerce, the undergraduate fashion business programs explore the business structures behind the fashion and luxury industries.
Students study areas such as branding, marketing, entrepreneurship, production, supply chain, retail, digital strategy, and business development. The curriculum encourages students to connect creative ideas with commercial opportunities and understand how fashion brands operate within a competitive global marketplace.
Students who later want to pursue a brand design master degree or other graduate-level specialization can build a strong undergraduate foundation in both creative and business disciplines.
Interior Design
Interior design students explore the relationship between creativity, functionality, technology, and the built environment.
The Bachelor of Fine Arts in Interior Design provides a comprehensive four-year education covering areas such as spatial planning, architectural drafting, drawing, digital graphics, materials, lighting, rendering, and design development. The program also emphasizes critical thinking, sustainability, ethical considerations, and the way interior environments influence human experience.
Students searching for an interior design bachelor degree can pursue this BFA pathway as an on-campus undergraduate education in Miami.
For students interested in specialized design education, the Associate of Applied Science in Kitchen & Bath Design provides another undergraduate route focused on drawing, drafting, materials, digital design, and the technical and creative principles behind kitchen and bath environments.