Fashion: Design, Art & Technology
This two-year master’s program in fashion with a focus on design, art, and technology offers an innovative vision and approach to creativity and the fashion industry. The aim is to anticipate cross-cultural directions of multifaceted themes.
The program integrates art, fashion technology, and digital design within a new framework of multidisciplinary theory, practice, and experimentation. It focuses on innovative methods in materials and workflow — with the goal of generating the next visionary leaders of the fashion system. You will explore the full spectrum of technology, including virtual, augmented, and extended reality, artificial intelligence, Web 3.0, and material ecologies. You will also investigate new business models based on sustainability, circularity, and ethical practices.
Focus
- Shape future fashion design professionals who can investigate and apply creative design principles to explore innovative contexts and create new proposals.
- Engage in critical and analytical thinking about fashion design and the fashion system to create strategies for success.
- Promote new skills and knowledge in fashion design needed for critical evaluation to integrate and manage innovation and new technology from initial creativity through to production and distribution.
- Develop business models that promote sustainability and ethical practices.
- Engage in interdisciplinary development to drive innovation and new solutions.
Career opportunities: fashion designer, fashion entrepreneur, creative director, head of community/sustainability/CSR (fashion), head of innovation and transformation (fashion), R&D process/materials (fashion) innovator, digital fashion designer / 3D modeling designer.
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First Year
During the first year of the program, you will consolidate and expand your knowledge and skills as a fashion designer — introducing, experimenting with, and applying new form-making methods that balance intention and function. You will learn digital design and manufacturing processes as an extension of traditional methods and tools.
Second Year
During the second year of the program, our expert faculty will challenge you to explore and defend your design concepts: what and how, together with why? The courses focus on visual communication, the multimedia language of fashion, material innovation, and new technology. You will have the opportunity to participate in workshops and laboratories as well as generative and accelerator-based bootcamps. The second year also includes a final thesis project.
