Design de mode (DEC)

Program overview

The Design de mode (DEC) program is an Advanced Diploma designed for students who aspire to enter the dynamic world of fashion design. This program equips students with the essential skills and knowledge needed to thrive in the fashion industry. Through a blend of theoretical and practical learning, students will explore various aspects of fashion, including design principles, textile knowledge, and market trends. The curriculum is tailored to foster creativity and innovation, preparing graduates for a successful career in fashion.

Program structure

The Design de mode (DEC) program is structured to provide a comprehensive education in fashion design over a three-year period. The program includes a variety of learning experiences that enhance students' understanding of the fashion industry. Key features of the program structure include:

• Program Length: Three years of intensive study.
• Hands-on learning opportunities through practical projects.
• Access to state-of-the-art facilities and resources.
• Options for co-op placements to gain real-world experience.
• Collaboration with industry professionals and guest speakers.

This structure ensures that students not only learn the theoretical aspects of fashion design but also apply their knowledge in practical settings, preparing them for the challenges of the industry.

Featured Experiences

• Co-op placements that provide valuable industry experience.
• Opportunities to participate in fashion shows and exhibitions.
• Access to workshops and seminars led by industry experts.
• Collaboration with local fashion businesses for real-world projects.
• Field trips to fashion events and trade shows.

These unique experiences are designed to enhance students' learning and provide them with a competitive edge in the fashion industry.

Career Options

• Fashion Designer: Create original clothing, accessories, and footwear, working with various materials and styles.
• Textile Designer: Develop patterns and fabrics for use in clothing and home furnishings, focusing on color, texture, and functionality.
• Fashion Merchandiser: Analyze market trends and consumer preferences to determine product offerings and pricing strategies.
• Costume Designer: Design costumes for theater, film, and television, ensuring they align with the production's vision.
• Fashion Stylist: Curate outfits and looks for photo shoots, events, and personal clients, emphasizing aesthetics and trends.

Graduates of the Design de mode (DEC) program will find a variety of career opportunities available to them in the vibrant fashion industry in Canada.

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