Courses are held in English.
4,500 EUR tuition fee per semester for EU students
4,920 EUR tuition fee per semester for non-EU students
595 EUR one-time registration fee
FASHION DESIGN - TREND RESEARCH - PATTERN MAKING - PRODUCTION TECHNIQUES - TEXTILE TECHNOLOGY - NEW TEXTILE MATERIALS - TECHNICAL DRAWING - CAD GRAFIS - HISTORY OF CLOTHING - FASHION THEORY - ETHNIC DRESS / TRANSCULTURAL FASHION - ARTISTIC PRESENTATION FORMATS - FASHION MARKETING - PROJECTS
In the English-language Fashion Design (BA) study programme, you will acquire creative, manual, and technical skills and learn to use interdisciplinary thinking to design progressive collections. In addition to a high degree of creativity, one of the most important traits for up-and-coming designers is a sensitivity to social, cultural, and economic factors. The programme focuses on international developments and how they influence the fashion industry.
The seven-semester study programme covers practical, artistic, and theoretical aspects. Providing individual support and promoting personal skills take top priority. Establish industry contacts from an early stage: Cooperation with fashion companies and cultural institutions as well as an internship are important parts of the study programme. Specialist English skills will help you to launch your career on the international fashion scene.
First and second semester:
Modules Introduction, Forms + Lines I-II, Materials + Realisation I-II, Design + Presentation I-II
Third and fourth semester:
Modules Production + Techniques, Concept + Design I-II, Materials + Realisation III, Visualisation + Presentation I-II, Concept + Technology I, compulsory elective modules
Fifth semester:
Internship (six months)
Sixth semester:
Modules Design + Identity, Concept + Technology II, compulsory elective modules
Seventh semester:
Bachelor's thesis
An internship of six months is to be completed during the fifth semester.
4,500 EUR tuition fee per semester for EU students
4,920 EUR tuition fee per semester for non-EU students
595 EUR one-time registration fee
Approx. 16 EUR
Evidence of English language skills of level B2 of the European Framework of Reference or equivalent knowledge must be provided.
In general, EU citizens are not subject to any limitations of employment in Germany and are legally treated as German citizens.
Non-EU nationals are subject to employment regulations according to the individual country and should consult their local German embassy for detailed information.
Accommodation is available on the private market. Rent for a single room in a shared flat is approx. 400-500 EUR.
The AMD Akademie Mode & Design offers internationally certified training programmes in fashion, design, media, communication, and management. Promoting and supporting creative as well as business-oriented youth has remained an essential strategic focus of the AMD Akademie Mode & Design for over 29 years of its dedicated educational activities. We educate flexible and open-minded specialists with expertise and know-how as well as the capability for an interdisciplinary and holistic approach to the international creative industries.
AMD stands for innovation, interdisciplinary approach, quality in teaching and research, practical relevance, and individual career development. The Academy has four campuses in significant German creative locations: Hamburg, Düsseldorf, Munich, and Berlin.
The Department for Higher Education at the Academy has been merged with the Fresenius University of Applied Sciences and has become the Department of Design, an educational unit for the AMD School of Fashion and AMD School of Design.
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