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BS Design, Merchandising and Textiles - Apparel Design and Product Development Concentration, University of Wyoming

Laramie, Wyoming

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24 Months

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About this course

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The program allows students to develop both technical and creative skills necessary for the development of apparel and textile products from concept to finished product. It integrates practical design communication, textiles, industry understanding, and product development to prepare students for careers in fashionable apparel creation and merchandising.

Why this course is highly recommended

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This course is ideal for students passionate about fashion, textiles, and product development who want to turn creative ideas into viable apparel products. Its comprehensive curriculum prepares students for diverse opportunities in the apparel and textile industries, blending creativity with industry-relevant skills.

Specialisation

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The special focus within this degree is on Apparel Design and Product Development, combining courses in apparel construction, textile science, fashion illustration, trend forecasting, and sustainable practices, all aimed at crafting innovative fashion products.

Course fees

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Application fees

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1st year tuition fees

17.96L

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Living cost

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Degree requirements

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Students must complete required courses in apparel construction, design communication, textiles, fashion industry insights, and additional complementary courses like economics, art, chemistry, management, and marketing. A minimum of 120 credit hours, including electives and a three-credit internship, international tour, or study abroad, are mandatory to graduate.
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English language test

DUOLINGO

100

IELTS

6

TOEFL

71

PTE

50

Career prospects

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Graduates can pursue careers in apparel design, product development, textile science, visual merchandising, fashion event planning, and sustainable textiles, among others. The program’s industry-focused approach helps students enter the fashion and textiles industries equipped with relevant skills.

FAQs

What are the core courses in this program?

Core courses include apparel construction, design communication, textiles, fashion illustration, trend forecasting, and environmental sustainability in design.

Is there an internship component?

Yes, all majors are required to complete a three-credit internship, international study tour, or study abroad program as part of their degree.

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