Holmes Institute

What you'll study

The course comprises two core units and two electives. Core units:

• HF1204 Principles of Fashion Management
• HF1005 Product Development Strategies

Elective examples include:

• HF1206 Fashion Finance and Accounting
• HF1003 Consumer Behaviour
• HF1201 The Fashion Cycle

Additional electives drawn from the Bachelor of Fashion Business may be available in consultation with the Course Convenor. Teaching uses interactive classes, case studies and applied projects; assessment formats include assignments, presentations and reflective journals.

Entry requirements

Successful completion of Year 12 or an equivalent credential. No ATAR is required. The course is available to domestic students only.

Career prospects

Graduates are prepared for junior roles across the fashion value chain. Typical positions listed by the provider include:

• Fashion Product Development Assistant
• Fashion Management or Operations Assistant
• Buying or Merchandising Coordinator
• Fashion Finance or Administrative Assistant
• Consumer Insights or Marketing Support Officer
• Retail or Brand Coordinator

Pathways include articulation into the Bachelor of Fashion Business or further study in business, marketing or management.

Scholarships & funding angle (general)

The course is FEE-HELP eligible and the provider cites government funding availability. Holmes also offers payment plans; contact admissions for detailed fee and funding information.