Fashion And Design Courses And Details Admission 2020

 

Fashion Designing Course

Course SGT University offering under the Faculty of Fashion and Design

·         Bachelor of Design (B. Des.) [Apparel & Lifestyle Products]

·         B.A (Fashion Communication)

·         B.Sc (Fashion Design)

·         Master of Design (M. Design)

·         MBA (Fashion Management)

·         Ph.D. (Fashion Design)

Course Name

Duration

Eligibility

Bachelor of Design
[Apparel & Lifestyle Products]

8 Semesters

 

10+2 Pass with at least 40% marks
Lateral Entry: Candidate who have passed minimum 3 years Diploma after 10th and 1 or more years after 10+2 with at least 40% marks (At least 35% in case of SC/ST students only) or equivalent in any branch of Fine Art/Painting/Applied Art/Sculpture/Fashion & Apparel Design/Craft/Mass Media/Photography/ Advertising/Graphics/Animations etc or other relevant or allied fine arts and fashion design subjects

B.A (Fashion Communication)

6 Semesters

B.Sc (Fashion Design)

6 Semesters

Master of Design

4 Semesters

Bachelor degree in Fashion Design/Textile/Craft/Interior/Communication Design/Art/Fine Art/Mass Comm./Fashion Merchandising etc., or any other related equivalent degree with at least 45% marks (At least 40% for SC/ST candidates)

MBA Fashion Management

4 Semesters

Bachelor degree in any discipline with at least 50% marks (At least 45% for SC/ST candidates)/equivalent qualification

Ph. D. (Fashion Design)

3 Years

§  Post-Graduation Degree in the relevant area of Design, Management or Technology or equivalent qualification with at least 55% marks

§  Where the Master’s Degree is found to be not relevant to the area of Research, a minimum of 10 years of professional experience (teaching/working) in the proposed area of research is required. The area of research of the candidate has to be relevant to the field of Fashion in terms of Design, Technology, and Management with at least 55% marks

Below are some of the major highlights of these courses.

Top Recruiting Companies:  Reliance Industries, Zara, H&M, Orient craft, Richa Global, Myntra, Jabong, Flipkart, Amazon, Tanishq, Pantaloons, Lifestyle, Frazer & Haws, etc.

Top Recruiting Areas:  Export Houses, Buying Houses, Design Studios, Corporate Houses, Shopping Malls, Fashion Marketing, Design Production Management, Lifestyle product Manufacturing Units & Accessories, Fashion Media, Boutiques, Fashion Accessory Design, Fashion Show Management, Academic Institutions, Universities, Magazines, etc.

Job Positions: Fashion Designer, Fashion Stylist, Production Merchandiser, fashion forecaster, Visual Merchandiser, Designer Brand Manager, Product Manager & Entrepreneur, Leather Goods Designer, Footwear Designer, Accessories Designer, Handicrafts & Lifestyle Products Designer, Educator, Fashion Journalist, Fashion Researcher, etc.

Why Fashion Design at SGT University?

SGT University is one of the best university offerings undergraduate, postgraduate, and Ph.D. programs in Fashion and Design under the faculty of Fashion and Design. Below are the some USPs of the Faculty of Fashion & Design, SGT University.

· Tie up with FDCI (Fashion Design Council of India) and regular visits of students to the fashion shows organized by FDCI

·  Link up with International and National institution such as with Academy of Art, Sofia, Bulgaria, Silk Mark, and Textile Association of India for the betterment of students.

·  Link up with many renown Fashion Designers (Rina Dhaka, Abhi Singh) Buying houses(Orange, Ten & co.) and Export houses(Orient Craft, Richa Group) for the internships and placements.

·  Well-equipped more than 10 labs for Illustration, Pattern Making, Draping, Garment Construction, Quality Control, CAD, Tie Dye, Photography, etc. for practical work.

·  Reviewed and Revised curriculum on a regular basis to serve the changes according to the corporate demand

·  Compulsory 2 months of an internship program in an academic year for every student.

·    Weekly industrial lecturer by the industry experts from the 3rd semester onwards.

·  Various teaching methodology such as Group Discussion, Role Play, Debate, Simulation Technique, Seminar, Case Study, Panel Discussion, etc.

·  Regular workshops on various fashion aspects such as Hair Styling, Makeup, Handicrafts, Fashion Photography etc.

·  Promoting students work through “Fashionopreneur” Design Studio inside the University campus.

· Organization of regular Fashion events & participation in various Inter & intra-university competitions, University fests, and FDCI fashion shows.

·   Working on building student’s Design Portfolio from initial years for cracking interviews for internships and jobs easily.

·   Regular visits to the Fashion Manufacturing, Printing, and Retailing industries for the industrial exposure of the students.

·       Best-in-industry teaching staff with high education degrees, expertise, and excellence.

·       Well-structured Academic calendar with the balance of Study and Co-curricular activities.

To know more about these programs such as eligibility criteria, admission process, and other queries you can visit our official website https://sgtuniversity.ac.in/ and https://fashion.sgtuniversity.ac.in/or contact us through the mail, phone or social media platforms. 

 

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