Fashion Minor
For information, contact an advisor in the Department of Art, 124 Art Building, 513-529-2900.
The minor in Fashion emphasizes creativity and experimentation and offers students the opportunity to develop basic skills in product making, fashion business decision-making, historical contexts, materials, and design foundations.
Admission to the Fashion minor by application only. The application is open only for one month at the beginning of each semester, accessible from the Miami Fashion Programs web page. After review at the end of the month, all applications will be accepted into the program, and DARs will reflect the acceptance before registration for the next semester.
Program Requirements
(21 credit hours)
Code | Title | Credit Hours |
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Basics | ||
FAS 101 | Introduction to the Fashion Industry | 3 |
Making | 3 | |
Beginning Metals | ||
Jewelry Design and Metals I | ||
Fashion Sprint Special Topics | ||
Apparel Construction Techniques | ||
Draping for Fashion Design | ||
Flat Pattern Drafting for Fashion Design | ||
Costume Fundamentals | ||
Fashion Business | 3 | |
Advanced Special Topics in Fashion | ||
Fashion Retail Planning and Buying | ||
Fashion Trend Forecasting | ||
Principles of Marketing | ||
Principles of Retailing | ||
History | 3 | |
History of Western Dress | ||
Global Perspectives on Dress | ||
Contemporary Fashion History | ||
Materials | ||
FAS 221 | Textiles for the Fashion Industry | 3 |
Design Foundations | ||
FAS 241 | The Elements and Principles of Fashion Design, including Color Theory | 3 |
Fashion Electives | 3 | |
Observational Drawing | ||
Arts of West Africa | ||
Fashion Illustration | ||
Internship | ||
Fashion and Digital Tools | ||
Advanced Special Topics in Fashion | ||
Art and Digital Tools I | ||
Foundations in Digital 3-D Modeling and Animation | ||
Journalism and American Life | ||
Foundations of Campaign Design | ||
Or any class in the minor not yet taken. | ||
Total Credit Hours | 21 |