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College of Alameda
Associate Degree in Apparel Design And Merchandising (ADAM)
- Alameda, USA
Associate Degree
Full time
4 semesters
On-Campus
English
The Apparel Design And Merchandising (ADAM) Program is an affordable industry-driven curriculum that meets current trends and technology in an ever-expanding field. ADAM offers the opportunity for a creative and financially stable career in the fashion industry.
Santa Monica College California
A.D. in Fashion Merchandising Program
- Santa Monica, USA
Associate Degree
On-Campus
English
Fashion merchandising students learn and experience each step of the development, promotion, and sales of fashion and lifestyle product lines. Fashion trends are identified and analyzed in order to understand the direction of product development, the positioning in the marketplace, the importance of proper sales representation via visual presentation, advertising, public relations, and social media in the fashion cycle from initial concept to brickn-mortar and e-commerce sales.
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LIM College
Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) in Fashion Merchandising
- New York, USA
Associate Degree, BBA
Full time
On-Campus
English
From conception and development through communication and selling merchandise, this major will prepare you to take your fashion career in almost any direction.
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Merchandising is an aspect of marketing and business that deals with producing and selling products. A student taking a program in this subject might learn about supply chain management, financial accounting and buying cycles.
Individuals who are interested in pursuing highly skilled careers may want to start by earning an associate degree at a community college or university. As students earn their degrees, they often expand their knowledge and worldview, as well as increase their professional qualifications.