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Creativity Applied to Identity and the Textile Industry
Fashion Design: Architecture in Motion
Fashion Design is a discipline in constant experimentation, where creativity is materialised in forms, textures, and volumes that dress the body and express identities. Like architecture, the balance between structure and fluidity defines each garment, playing with geometry, proportion, and space.
At Edi, we understand fashion as an ideas laboratory, where materials, techniques, and new technologies are explored. Beyond trends, fashion design engages with society, culture, and innovation, creating pieces that transcend the ephemeral and build their own language.
Practical Methodology
Our teaching system is based on hands-on experience and project-based learning.
Specialisation and Interdisciplinarity
The compulsory subjects are common to all four specialisations and provide the fundamental tools for the practice of design. The specific product design courses allow you to specialize in your discipline. Through elective courses and interdisciplinary programs, you can explore and work in other design fields.
Cultural Extension
Alongside compulsory training, Edi regularly organises workshops, courses, talks, and conferences.
Internships in Companies
During the final years, you will complete external internships (PEx) at the best interior design studios and companies. This will be your first step toward entering the job market.
Open Workshops
In the workshops for photography, audiovisual media, computer tools, and prototyping, you can develop your academic projects.
Personalized Attention
The student-to-teacher ratio is just 15 students per class.
Upon completing the Bachelor’s Degree in Fashion Design, you will have the knowledge and skills necessary to design and create textile and garment products across various sectors, addressing market needs, creativity, innovation, and their technical, productive, economic, environmental, and sociocultural viability.
Fashion and garment design
Coolhunting – Trend research
Styling
Art direction
Theatrical and cinematic wardrobe design
Accessories design
Textile design
Corporate image design and management
Business management of creative activities
Custom or corporate designs
Fashion and garment design for specific activities
Fashion illustrations (figurines)
Tailoring and bespoke tailoring
Design, research, and development of new concepts, materials, applications, and products
Research and teaching
To train future designers with a comprehensive and interdisciplinary education, enabling them to carry out creative processes, analyse, manage, communicate values, and promote culture.
To have a competent, innovative, professional, and committed faculty that uses the latest technologies in software and hardware to guide students toward immediate employment opportunities.
To offer students a commitment to transparency throughout their entire time at the institution.
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