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FASH 350: Fashion Portfolio II
4.50 Credits
American InterContinental University-Online
Fashion Portfolio II will enable you to further develop and enhance your individual drawing style, employing and expanding on the skills, technology and media introduced in Fashion Portfolio I. You will interpret the fashion figure by drawing a variety of poses and outfits from life, discovering how the figure can be dramatized in order to show the body and garments to visual advantage. We will examine methods of achieving professional levels of garment representation, layout and overall presentation. This will be done manually and/or using appropriate computer software.
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FASH 355: Fashion Event Management
4.50 Credits
American InterContinental University-Online
In Fashion Event Management you will be introduced to the different roles that have to work together in order to create a successful fashion event. You will develop an understanding of traditional runway shows and other fashion events such as exhibitions, seasonal press days and PR marketing activities to understand their role within contemporary fashion. You will learn the theory of fashion event production through lectures and guest talks, and work in teams to plan a professional event.
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FASH 401: Collection Project
4.50 Credits
American InterContinental University-Online
The Collection Project course offers you the opportunity to identify your individual vision and design philosophy, which you will carry through to your collection/final project. The course is designed to enable you to fully explore, experiment with and develop ideas, methods and processes for your collection/final project. You will prepare a personalized brief outlining areas of research and development relevant to the concept of your ideas, and management of this process, including a customer profile report and visuals. In this way your work will become clearly self-initiated, enabling you to demonstrate the skills you have already acquired and outlining areas through which you intend to learn further. As part of the ongoing research, exploration and design development you will create experimental toiles and textile development where relevant. This will consolidate your proposal and give direction to your progression over the course of your final project.
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FASH 402: Retail Strategy
4.50 Credits
American InterContinental University-Online
In Retail Strategy you will develop an understanding of the role of strategic marketing within fashion retail. You will learn how a retail marketing strategy is created and used within fashion retail and will work on a project that involves you in experiencing the decision making and planning processes involved in creating a marketing strategy for fashion retail.
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FASH 403: Final Fashion Portfolio
4.50 Credits
American InterContinental University-Online
Final Fashion Portfolio will give you the opportunity to consider your future and define your goals as you prepare to move from university into the fast moving world of fashion. The course will help you to research the career market, analyze your skills and strengths while developing your portfolio and building your confidence in preparation for professional practice.
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FASH 404: Integrated Marketing
4.50 Credits
American InterContinental University-Online
In Integrated Marketing you will be exposed to innovative and visionary contemporary marketing communication campaigns, used to generate awareness and sales of brands, products or services in fashion and fashion related sectors. You will cover fashion communication media within a fully integrated fashion marketing communications strategy. You will be working as part of a team to develop ideas and proposals for integrated marketing communications in response to a complex brief.
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FASH 405: Fashion Menswear
4.50 Credits
American InterContinental University-Online
Fashion Menswear enables you to build upon the design, technical and cutting skills you have learned up to this point. You will focus on developing a collection that demonstrates the specialist skills involved in the relevant area of design, its market and trends. There is a set design brief enabling you to work with greater autonomy. You will employ materials, techniques and technologies with imagination to enable the creation and development of a range of clothing. You will make one outfit from your designed collection. You will demonstrate good working practice in response to critical assessment.
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FASH 406: Contemporary Response
4.50 Credits
American InterContinental University-Online
In Contemporary Response you will consider and discuss the influence of current world events, global issues, future trends and developments on the strategic marketing of fashion. You will have the opportunity to participate and contribute to a series of seminars and debates on identified key issues for fashion marketing. In this honors level course you will work autonomously in researching material for selected seminars and debates, as well as choosing a topic for deeper study.
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FASH 407: Fashion Thesis
4.50 Credits
American InterContinental University-Online
Fashion Thesis draws upon knowledge and skills developed in theoretical studies in levels one, two and three. In the thesis you will explore a subject of your own choosing negotiated with your tutor who will guide your selection. The subject will be fashion related and may be something you have touched upon earlier in your studies which you want to explore in depth. It will be a subject which relates in some way to the Collection you wish to produce, and work for the thesis will help to inform your thinking for your Collection and possibly to set your Collection within the contexts of contemporary fashion. Fashion Thesis is concerned with choosing a topic, setting the parameters of your research, and gathering research material. Then students move on to write the thesis in full. You will work independently, effectively applying skills learned earlier in your degree, with weekly individual and/or group tutorials to guide you. As you write your thesis, you will be exploring concepts and ideas from the thesis through practical application in your Fashion Collection classes. You will be given weekly tutorial guidance as you structure and write your 8,000 word project. Fashion Thesis is usually taken alongside Collection Project.
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FASH 408: Professional Development
4.50 Credits
American InterContinental University-Online
As you prepare to move from university into the fast moving world of fashion, Professional Development will give you the opportunity to consider your future and to plan and prepare to achieve your goals. The course will help you to define your goals, analyze your skills, your strengths, and research the career market. It will enable you to develop your skills and to build your confidence in preparation for launching yourself into the fashion marketplace.
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