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Sacred Heart University
Bachelor in Fashion design
- Bauru, Brazil
Bachelor's degree
On-Campus
English
Creativity, projects, diversity and innovation are fundamental requirements of the Fashion Design course! The degree is based on understanding, research, creation and development of fashion products with a focus on clothing and the analysis of fashion image for designing, manufacturing and marketing products. Furthermore, the course offers support for the development and management of projects for the clothing manufacturing industry, considering aesthetic, symbolic, ergonomic and productive factors.


Faculdade Senai-Cetiqt (SENAI-CETIQT)
Bachelor in Textile Engineering
- Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Bachelor's degree
Full time
5 years
On-Campus
Portuguese
Recognized with a degree of excellence, granted by the Ministry of Education - MEC, the course trains the Textile Engineer, a professional who will be able to work in all stages of production and service provision of a textile and clothing chain: from choosing the most suitable raw materials, passing through the production processes, to the quality control and commercialization of the final product.
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Studying fashion design and technology in Brazil puts you at the center of one of the world's largest and most distinctive apparel industries. You'll work across pattern making, textile development, garment construction, and digital prototyping, gaining hands-on skills that translate across global markets.
The learning environment fosters a strong connection between creative practice and technical production methods. Applied coursework typically covers fashion illustration, surface design, material sourcing, and computer-aided design modeling. You'll also study trend forecasting and collection development, learning to move a concept from initial sketch through to finished product with commercial awareness built in throughout.
Brazil's fashion sector draws on rich cultural references and a large domestic manufacturing base, giving you real-world context for understanding both artisanal and industrial production. That grounding in full-cycle production, from fiber selection to retail presentation, is exactly what international employers and studios look for. Graduates go on to work in product development, creative direction, textile sourcing, and brand management across fashion capitals and regional markets worldwide.