BA & 1-year programme

Art Curating

The three-year course in art curating redefines the art experience by promoting cultural intersections and overlaps for combined and blended subject areas such as visual arts, fashion, design, photography, film, performance, and new media.

Fashion Design & Accessories

Immerse yourself in fashion design and accessories (bags, shoes and more) and boost your career prospects. This bachelor’s programme gives you the chance to develop your style and creativity in clothing and accessories.

Fashion Product

This three-year bachelor’s programme focuses on garment technology, production and merchandising with a strategic approach that aims to manage all aspects related to the planning, development, manufacturing, distribution, purchasing, brand building and marketing of fashion collections.

Fashion Design

The bachelor’s programme in fashion design equips students with the tools to create clothing and accessory collections, develop strategies and marketing plans for fashion companies, and gain experience in product development.

Fashion Communication and Visual Identity

The course imparts key skills in fashion writing, PR and media planning, fashion production management, business planning, scheduling, deadlines and advertising budgets.

Fashion Design

NABA’s bachelor’s programme in fashion design aims to prepare students for professional careers in the Italian and international fashion industry.

Fashion Management, Digital Communication & Media

This three-year bachelor’s programme provides a comprehensive education in the cultural, creative and social business contexts of fashion. It combines modern communication channels, video, fashion films, image- and text-based media…

Art Direction for Beauty & Fashion

A three-year programme at Istituto Marangoni in Milan for those who want to work creatively at the intersection of beauty, fashion, and visual communication.

Interior Design

Interpret space and enhance the way we live today using colour, layout, acoustics, lighting, furniture and fabrics. Interior designers plan with respect for the “identity” of the space, taking into account the requirements for physical well-being and performance in the given environment.

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