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This one-year Master’s programme is an intensive course that analyses the evolution of the fashion industry in terms of marketing, communication and culture. The aim is to prepare students for careers in digital marketing and to create specific content and strategies for fashion and lifestyle brands.

NABA’s two-year Master’s programme in Fashion and Costume Design equips students with the skills they need to manage experimental, workshop-based and cultural design projects related to fashion and costume design.

Sneaker Design This academic Master’s degree* in shoe design trains professionals in the field of shoe design, particularly streetwear, with   →  

The programme is workshop-based, supported by seminars, lectures, tutoring and fieldwork. Industry professionals, the programme leader and project leaders will guide you through individual coaching and mentorship.

The programme is workshop-based, supported by seminars, lectures, tutoring and fieldwork. Industry professionals, the programme leader and project leaders will guide you through individual coaching and mentorship.

The Master’s programme in Urban Vision & Architectural Design offers new techniques for exploring the methods, tools and topics that define contemporary urban and architectural projects. In this programme, you will study design-based strategies for transforming cities and renewing metropolitan areas.

This one-year master’s program explores theories, methods, and design strategies for modern communication. Through an intensive program, students develop interdisciplinary analysis, cultural coding, and language skills that are relevant to sustainable innovation within institutions and companies.

The Master’s program in Business Design creates new connections between the business and design worlds. In an inspiring and interdisciplinary approach, the program focuses on applying design culture …

The Master’s program in Luxury Brand Management prepares students to manage the delicate balance between creativity and business for luxury brands. Participants learn how a brand’s purpose and offerings fit into a broader demographic, social, and cultural landscape.