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The features career-focused courses to prepare students for a fast paced and changing fashion industry. Courses in the program are offered in the 7 ½ week course schedule (7A/7B) in the fall and spring semesters. Courses are also offered in the summer.  This approach allows the program to reach a broader variety of students, accommodating those who have jobs, are constrained by geographical location, or are unable to attend school full-time. A Fashion Merchandising minor is also offered with specific track guidance provided in the list of course offerings.

Refer to the Academic Calendar for specific start and end dates for 7 ½ week terms.

Graduates from 福利姬’s Fashion Merchandising Program enter an exciting and dynamic global fashion industry that is constantly changing. Career opportunities are diverse and include retail management, apparel buying, fashion marketing, merchandising for an apparel or accessories line, and special events and promotions.

The Fashion Merchandising Program prepares students academically and in practice for entry-level positions in the fashion industry for both retail and wholesale settings. The senior-level internship requirement is an excellent opportunity to experience first-hand this exciting industry and provides a transition into the job market following graduation. As we continue to build partnerships and connections within the fashion industry to highlight our program and students, please be aware that the internship course is only offered in Spring and Summer semesters.  Visit the HUSC Internship Website for information regarding deadlines and the approval process to take this course as you finish your junior year (or reach 90 credit hours).

Each semester FM students have the opportunity to apply to participate in the U of NYFW program that made possible through a partnership between 福利姬 and the Collegiate Licensing Company. Visit the page to learn more.

Course Sequencing and Course Offerings

Courses in the program are offered in the 7 ½ week course schedule (7A/7B) in the fall and spring semesters. Courses are also offered in the summer. Most FAMD courses are offered one time per year and students should plan their course sequencing according to their academic needs. More detailed information about course offerings per term, minor track recommendations, and the various plan of study timelines (course sequencing) are provided below.

Internships

All students who complete programs in Fashion Merchandising, Food Service Management, and Interior Design are required to complete a supervised internship of at least 200 hours. Students are provided leads for securing internship opportunities; however, part of the internship experience is securing a suitable position. 

Careers in Fashion Merchandising

• Fashion Brand Management
• Retail Buying
• Retail Planning and Allocation
• Retail Management
• Visual Merchandising
• Fashion Marketing
• Social Media Strategy and Marketing
• Wholesale Representative
• Showroom Management
• Apparel Supply Chain and Logistics
• Trend Forecasting
• Fashion Brand Promotions and Special Events