By completion of the program graduates will be able to: :

1.  Assist the fashion design process from conception through to final styling. Conduct the market research to identify new trends, textiles, and techniques, seek design inspiration and select seasonal themes.
2.  Monitoring fashion collections and textiles purchase orders for apparel and textile companies in agreement with the business strategy. Deliver a purchase order report to the supervisors.
3.  Assist the photographer set the scene for a photograph or shoot, create unique looks from head to toe, pick fashionable outfits, borrow items or create fashion designs required for the shoot.
4.  Create fashion illustrations such as product sketches, technical drawings, and other works of art related to fashion industry using drawing and digital skills for newspapers, fashion magazines, apparel companies and designers.
5.  Use industrial sewing machines and equipment to make clothes.
6.  Assist during fittings, make sure the product, assembly, outfit is well executed and in line with the measures, deliver the alteration report to the supervisor.

1.  Theoretical exam: basic knowledge of subject matter is required
2.  Interview: assessment of student’s passion for subject matter
3.   Completion of the Foundation Program

Reference: UTAS Bylaws and its Amendments

The program was designed to prepare professionals such as

1.   Fashion Designer
2.   Group Leader, Photo Stylist
3.   Fashion Illustrator
4.   Personal Stylist
5.   Sewing Machinist
6.   Textile Specialist
7.   Assistant Pattern Drafter
8.   Production Assistant
9.  Fitting Assistant, Draping Assistant.

By completion of the program graduates will be able to:

1.  Closely monitor the production calendar to meet the deadlines for the apparel company, before fashion shows, previews of new collections and new stores openings. Work closely with the members of the design, product development, sales and planning teams, ensuring all tasks are completed by scheduled deadlines.
2.  Create fashion illustrations such as product sketches, technical drawings, and other works of art related to fashion industry using drawing and digital skills for newspapers, fashion magazines, apparel companies and designers.
3.  Select templates that are used to produce basic clothing products and translate design models into patterns using flat drawing technique. Using freehand measurement technique create basic draping elements and products in line with the design.
4.  Create unique looks for VIP personas and people who are interested in reflecting a suitable fashion image such as TV presenters, actors and executives, from head to toe by selecting trending outfits, maintain a professional relationship with apparel companies and designers by establishing a fashion network.
5.  Create digital artworks related to fashion such as posters, mood-boards, story boards, and media publications. Create fashion content that is attractive to the audience.
6.  Create patterns of clothing products, using flat drawing, and draping techniques.
7.  Monitor fittings, make sure the product, assembly, outfit is well executed and in line with the measures, conduct further alterations of the product. Follow up with the machinist and handworkers and generate production folder.

Theoretical exam: basic knowledge of subject matter is required; Interview: assessment of student’s passion for subject matter; Completion of the Foundation Program. :

(Reference: 1. MoMP Bylaws of College of Technology & its Amendments)

The program was designed to prepare professionals such as Fashion Designer, Group Leader, Brand Buyer, Stylist, Pattern Drafter, Production Coordinator, Fashion Blogger, Assistant Art Director, Assistant Creative Director, Trends Forecasting Specialist, Cost Control Manager, Advanced Draping Assistant.

By completion of the program graduates will be able to:

1.  Manage the fashion design process from conception through to final styling. Conduct the market research to identify new trends, textiles, and techniques, seek design inspiration and select seasonal themes. Generate concepts and select a brainstorm team. Assist during runways, photoshoots, cast models.
2.  Work closely with the members of the design, product development, sales and planning teams, ensuring all tasks are completed by scheduled deadlines, follow up with apparel companies regarding the orders of new collections after fashion shows and new stores openings.
3.  Research, select and purchase quality products and materials, create special orders for apparel companies in agreement with the business strategy. Work with project team and control project cost, ensuring the best offers, deliver a cost control report to the management.
4.  Closely monitor the production process.
5.  Assist during Haute Couture production process and fittings. Design handmade embroidery and apply it using hand-executed techniques.
6.  Create attractive visual display of products.
7.  Build fashion marketing strategy to promote any fashion or service to a potential customer.
8.  Assist in fashion marketing campaigns including ads in newspapers, magazines, and social media platforms, along with commercials on television.

1.  Theoretical exam: basic knowledge of subject matter is required
2.  Interview: assessment of student’s passion for subject matter; Completion of the Foundation program

Reference: UTAS Bylaws and its Amendments

The program was designed to prepare professionals such as :

1.   Fashion Designer
2.   Assistant Couture Designer,
3.   Brand Buyer
4.   Senior Pattern Drafter
5.   Production Manager
6.   Artistic Director
7.  Creative Director
8.   Junior Visual Merchandiser
9.   Fashion Event Planner,
10.   Brand Manager
11.   Coordinator of the Collection
12.   Assistant Marketing Coordinator
13.   Assistant Sales Coordinator.