A specialised option within a B.S. in Fashion Design, Technology and Management, Fashion Retailing trains students for buying, marketing, digital commerce and retail management roles in the fashion industry. It suits applicants who want hands-on retail experience, brand development skills, and industry-facing internships in a major fashion region.
Coursework covers market research, product development, distribution, brand marketing and the application of design principles to retail contexts. Students specialise in areas such as retail buying, brand marketing, digital commerce and retail management. Hands-on learning includes managing the campus retail store (Apparelscapes), developing clothing lines and working in digital design labs. The programme also highlights opportunities for internships and participation in industry tradeshows.
The programme page does not list specific admission criteria. Prospective students are directed to the university course catalog or academic advising for current entry requirements and application details.
Graduates are prepared for roles across the fashion retail sector. Typical career paths cited include:
The programme page suggests students may access experiential opportunities such as internships, tradeshow participation and study abroad, which can complement financial support avenues. For specific scholarships, grants or funding options, applicants should consult the university's financial aid office and department advising for up-to-date information.
Shortlist scholarships and plan your application — free guidance from our advisors.