Greenwich University

Bachelor of Science in Fashion Studies

Degree

Undergraduate

Program Overview

Greenwich University’s Bachelor of Fashion Design focuses on emerging and innovative contexts, embedded soft skills and personal development, To provide hands-on experience using a set of complex technologies found in industry today to build prototypical solutions to solve current needs. Prepare entries and compete in industry and academic competitions and juried exhibitions. Demonstrate Fashion Design in relation to the needs of fashion, contractual furnishings, high fashion, and the business-to-business fashion products.

Eligibility

Intermediate or equivalent to 12 Years of Education

Job Market

Students acquire skills, knowledge and contacts to prepare them for a range of career opportunities within the fashion industry. As a graduate of the Bachelor of Fashion Design student, you can opt for career as fashion designer, product developer, fashion manager, design manager, fashion merchandiser, and fashion brand owner.

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Fondation Module

(GBGM 300) General Mathematics

General Mathematics

(GHOC 300) Oral Communication

Oral Communication

(GHPG 300) Personality Grooming

Personality Grooming

(GHGE 300) General English

General English

Module 1

(GFIF 311) Introduction to Fashion

Introduction to Fashion

(GFIT 312) Introduction to Textile

Introduction to Textile

(GHCR 313) Comparative Religions

Comparative Religions

(GFFD 314) Foundation Drawing

Foundation Drawing

(GHEC 315) English Composition

English Composition

(GBCE 316) Computing Essentials

Computing Essentials

(GHFQ 318) Fehm-e-Quran

Fehm-e-Quran

Module 2

(GHRW 321) Academic Reading & Writing (GHEC 315)

Academic Reading & Writing

(GHIP 322) Ideology and Constitution of Pakistan

Ideology & Constitution of Pakistan

(GFBI 323) Basic Illustration (GFIF 311)

Basic Illustration

(GHCS 324) Communication Skills

Communication Skills

(GFFM 325) Fashion Marketing and Merchandizing

Fashion Marketing and Merchandizing

(GFDE 326) Principles of Design & Elements

Principles of Design & Elements

Module 3

(GFTD 431) Textile & Print Design 1 (GFIT 312)

Textile & Print Design 1

(GBBC 432) Business Communication (GHCS 324)

Business Communication

(GHPH 433) Philosophy & Critical Thinking

Philosophy & Critical Thinking

(GHCC 434) Civics & Community Engagement

Civics & Community Engagement

(GFPM 435) Basic Pattern Making

Basic Pattern Making

(GFVD 436) Virtual Design 1

Virtual Design 1

Module 4

(GFSS 441) Sewing Skills

Sewing Skills

(GFAI 442) Advanced Illustration (GFBI 323)

Advanced Illustration

(GFBD 443) Basic Draping

Basic Draping

(GFCB 444) Retail Consumer Behvior

Retail Consumer Behvior

(GFCS 445) Arts Craft & Costume Studies (GFIF 311)

Arts Craft & Costume Studies

(GFCP 446) Color Psychology & Visual Strategy

Color Psychology & Visual Strategy

Module 5

(GHSY 551) Psychology

Psychology

(GFWT 552) Weaving Techniques (GFIT 312)

Weaving Techniques

(GFAD 553) Advanced Draping (GFBD 443)

Advanced Draping

(GHFL 554) Foreign Language

Foreign Language

(GFPM 555) Advanced Pattern Making (GFPM 435)

Advanced Pattern Making

Module 6

(GHGS 561) Global Sustainability

Global Sustainability

(GFTD 562) Textile & Print Design 2 (GFTD 431)

Textile & Print Design 2

(GFFF 563) Fashion Forecast (GFFM 325)

Fashion Forecast

(GBEP 564) Entrepreneurship

Entrepreneurship

(GBET 565) Emerging Trends & E Commerce in Digital Era

Emerging Trends & E Commerce in Digital Era

(GFVD 566) Virtual Design 2 (GFVD 436)

Virtual Design 2

Module 7

(GFTS 671) Textile Surface Design

Textile Surface Design

(GFPJ 672) Fashion Research Project

Fashion Research Project

(GCFE 673) Field Experience

Field Experience

(GFEC 691) Elective Course I

(GFEC 692) Elective Course II

Module 8

(GFPJ 681) Collection (GFPJ 672)

Collection

(GFFP 682) Fashion Photography (GFEC 691)

Fashion Photography

(GFPD 683) Portfolio Development (GFEC 692)

Portfolio Development

Specialization: Fashion Design

01 Costume & Avande-garde Design

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02 Fashion Accessory Designing

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Specialization: Fashion Marketing & Merchandising

01 Luxury Fashion Marketing

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02 Visual Merchandising & Marketing

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Specialization: Fashion Styling & Communication

01 Editorial / Celebrity Styling

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02 Film TV & Costume Styling

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Specialization: Textile Design

01 Dying & Print Technique

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02 Textile Sustainability & Recycling

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Program Learning Outcomes

1
Demonstrate Sound comprehends of materials and able to describe various functions. (Goal 8, 10, 12, 13, 16 & 17)
2
Locate and synthesize market research data and use that data to delineate the needs of specific market. (Goal 4)
3
PLO 3 as defined in Soft Copy (Goal 4)
4
Utilize proprietary and off the shelf Adobe photoshop, Adobe illustrator, Fashion studio, Digital Design 3 (TUKA 3D Software) to build virtual prototypes, labs and studios to build the actual prototypes. (Goal 4)
5
PLO 5 as defined in Soft Copy (Goal 5, 8, 12, 13)
6
PLO 6 as defined in Soft Copy (Goal 8 & 17)
7
PLO 7 as defined in Soft Copy (Goal 4)
8
Execute design projects utilizing industry design, development and production equipment. SDG goal 5 Gender Equality, 10 Reduce inequalities. (Goal 4)
9
PLO 9 as defined in Soft Copy (Goal 4)
10
Effectively execute projects utilizing self-critique and criticisms of cohorts, industry guests and faculty in the collaborative studio environment. SDG goal 17 Partnerships for the goals (Goal 4)
11
Formulate effective design solutions individually and in terms and in response to real world problem. SDG goal 12 Responsible consumption and production, (Goal 4)
12
Build communication expert who also elaborate fashion designing world. (Goal 4)
13
Demonstrate a sound behavior and appropriate attire with compose body language. (Goal 4)