Qualifications & Leading Universities
If you are interested in becoming a fashion designer, you will need appropriate qualifications and training to succeed within the field.
There are both Certificate and Diploma courses at most TAFE colleges, leading to a Diploma of Textiles, Clothing & Footwear or an Advanced Diploma in Applied Fashion Design & Technology.
Useful degrees to undertake include a Bachelor of Design, Bachelor of Fashion, Bachelor of Arts, or even a Bachelor of Contemporary Arts, all of which are designed to be completed after three years’ full-time study.
Institutions that offer these courses include Canberra Institute of Technology; Curtin University of Technology and Edith Cowan University (W.A.); Queensland University of Technology, , RMIT University and the TAFE system in Victoria; and in NSW, University of Technology Sydney, Whitehouse Institute of Design and Raffles College of Design and Commerce.
The entry criteria for tertiary institiutions differs from year to year. The above comments are a guide only. To gain specific entry criteria either contact the relevant university or use Hobson's The Good University Guide.
Relevant Universities Colleges & TAFE
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