The evolution of the Fashion System demands for the designers
not only to be able to design collections,
but also to be professional characters with
growing multi-disciplinary competences, capable of managing and
communicating with the various sectors involved. Today the fashion designer
needs to be manager and art-director at the
same time, and must be able to manage the project up to the product,
the communication and the retail aspects.
Only in Italy and only in Milan it is possible to study at the centre of a Fashion System that is unique in the world and internationally recognized; where the creativity of the fashion designers integrates with the production capacity, with the quality of fabrics and confection, with entrepreneurial abilities as well as with retail and communication innovations, allowing a direct contact with this world, its protagonists and events. The course
From this point of view, the main formative objective of the Master Course in
Fashion Design is to acquire an in-depth
knowledge of the fashion sector in all of its aspects, through an
integrated approach between creative, cultural, productive marketing and
communication aspects.
The path of the Master in Fashion Design is a path of experience, research and project making, created combining the theoretic patrimony of innovative and expert didactics with the fundamental contribution of a close and concrete collaboration with prestigious companies and professionals, who chose to follow the students during their training. Studying Fashion Design in Italy is a unique experience that allows being in direct contact with this world, its protagonists and events, and the constant dialogue with professionals, contribute to the development of professional characters able to successfully express their creativity and to face effectively the evolution of the challenges presented by the field. Program
Beginning: January 2012
During: 12 months The course starts in January and finishes in December. Its teaching structure consists of a series of project seminars, different year after year, covering all the issues useful to train a complete designer.
1.The first months, January/February, are
dedicated to the basic training of the students with the analysis of the
complex distribution system, trade fairs and manufacturing processes.
Students are asked to work on design methodologies and the knowledge of the
territory and of the Italian Fashion System, through two project seminars
developed in collaboration with professionals. The themes faced in the course
are in fact constantly updated, considering the social, commercial and
methodological evolution of the Fashion System.
Each project seminar lasts three/four weeks, and in this period the department plans meetings and lectures (psychology of fashion, anthropology, socio-economic forecasting, marketing and management, textile culture, contemporary art, etc.) on the theme of the seminar, which is consequently analysed from different angles, thanks to the support of the different professionals. 2. In March the projects in collaboration with companies and fashion designers start. The formula of these seminars change from time to time since the designers and the representatives of companies can choose to work separately or according to tandems built ad hoc to stimulate the confrontation with the students. The briefs become more complex and articulated. The students are not simply asked to develop a design project, but a pathway able to highlight their strategic abilities in using conceptual and research tools applied to the project. In this phase, the confrontation with the professional world becomes the operative key to build a path closer to the philosophy of a laboratory rather than to a traditional education experience. In this way, the students are given the opportunity to face the reality of the system in the different categories of product and of market. The students work in collaboration with fashion designers representing the international ready-to-wear field, as well as with companies present on different levels of the market. In order to offer a complete overview of the possibilities offered by the Fashion System as well as a full understanding of the different competences, the students meet in this phase the different professional characters of the field.
3. At the end of the this second phase, in
July, the companies that have taken part in the project seminars select a
number of students who produced interesting results to follow them in the
final Master thesis.
The final Master project is developed from September to December and it represents the moment when the students have the possibility to work individually with companies on a chosen theme.
4. The final Master project is presented to
the Examination board at the end of November.
In December, all the Master projects are exhibited during an exhibition open to the public and to the press Careers
The objective of the Master in Fashion Design is to train professionals with
the ability to blend their creativity and their theoretical knowledge with
organisation and relation abilities with the world of production.
Students attending the course have the possibility to access different contexts, such as:
Fashion companies: both casual-wear and
ready-to-wear
Fashion Houses: design office Textile companies Application
The course addresses young undergraduates from
schools specialised in Fashion, graduates in Fashion Design, Architecture,
Public Relation, Art Schools who want to develop their professionalism
and to all those who are over 25 years of age with an appropriate background
in the Fashion field in terms of interests and professional background.
There is limited number of places on the
course and participants will be selected on the basis of the
documentation requested for admission.
Good knowledge of the English language is also required.
Tuition fee: 18.500
euro + 20% VAT.
Every year, Domus Academy’s Fashion Department
organises international competitions in collaboration with prestigious
companies and trade fairs of the field
to offer scholarships to attend the course the following year.
Validation
The Master Diploma of Domus Academy, given at
the end of the course, certifies the specialization achieved.
The achievement of the Diploma depends on the regular attendance and active participation to lectures and on the good results in the workshops and in the Master thesis. The Master course is validated and awarded by the University of Wales and has a value of 180 credits. Fashion Design DepartmentMaster courses London Milan: The Dual City Summer Sessions
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