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131 Fashion Design and Technology Bachelor's Degree Programs

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Learn more about Fashion Design and Technology Bachelor's degree programs

You'll spend your undergraduate years learning to turn concepts into garments, collections, and commercially viable products. A Bachelor's in Fashion Design and Technology sits at the intersection of creative vision and production know-how, covering everything from pattern drafting and textile science to brand development.

The program fosters independent creative thinking and an analytical approach to the design process. Through coursework in garment construction, color theory, trend forecasting, and digital design tools, you'll develop both a signature aesthetic and an understanding of how fashion moves from sketch to shelf. You'll also examine fabric properties, sustainability practices, and the technical specifications manufacturers need.

At the Bachelor's level, you're expected to build and present a professional portfolio, often completing a final collection that demonstrates your range. Many programs include industry-linked projects or placements, connecting your studio work to real production and retail contexts.

Graduates move into roles as fashion designers, technical designers, product developers, buyers, and stylists, working across ready-to-wear, luxury, sportswear, and costume sectors. The skills you gain translate across global markets and creative industries.