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Exploring colleges for business and fashion studies

I'm interested in fashion but want a background in business as well. What are some top colleges that offer programs in both business and fashion, especially those with good industry connections?

a year ago

There's a wide range of colleges that offer a blend of business and fashion studies. One school that stands out is the Parsons School of Design at the New School. They offer a Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) in Strategic Design and Management where you can shape your degree with electives in areas like fashion.

New York University's Stern School of Business also offers a major in Business of Creative Industries, where students can select a track in Fashion & Luxury. This allows them to learn about business while being in New York City, a major hub for the fashion industry.

On the West Coast, you might consider the Fashion Institute of Design & Merchandising (FIDM) in Los Angeles. They offer a program in Fashion Merchandising where you learn about both the artistic and business sides of the fashion industry.

Philadelphia's Drexel University has a unique program in Design & Merchandising, where students learn about product development, business, visual merchandising, and brand management. Also, their location in a major city provides ample opportunities for internships in the fashion industry.

Lastly, the University of Southern California (USC) offers a major in Business Administration with a concentration in Cinematic Arts, again blending the business aspect with the creative industry.

With these programs, you'll learn not just about fashion or business in isolation, but how the two intersect, and the industry connections these schools have can provide valuable networking opportunities. Remember to visit each school's program website or contact the admissions department to learn more about the specific courses and resources offered.

a year ago

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