The Associate of Science in Fashion Design (AS) Degree Program at IADT
Are you looking for a way to showcase your talents and interact with students who share your passion for fashion? At the International Academy of Design & Technology, you can. Our Associate of Science in Fashion Design degree program gives you the opportunity to study in a hands-on learning environment that encourages personal growth and teaches the fashion design process from sketch to runway.
IADT's Fashion Design degree program gives you the opportunity to experiment with lines, colors, patterns, textures, functions and style as you design and create original garments. Through focused training, you can gain knowledge and skills used in the field.
Graduates of the Associate of Science in Fashion Design degree program at IADT can go on to pursue a variety of dynamic and creative career opportunities in the fashion industry. Take the first step toward new possibilities for your future by enrolling at IADT today.
In IADT's Fashion Design degree program, you can learn to create computer-generated sketches and graphics, select fabric and patterns, create original designs and effectively drape fabrics. Our hands-on training encourages you to expand your natural talents and develop the ability to communicate ideas, moods and details through concept boards and other illustrative techniques.
Below is a sampling of courses included in IADT's Associate of Science in Graphic Design degree program.* Classes are led by instructors with relevant career experience.
- Introduction To Fashion
- Fashion Sketching I
- Clothing Construction I
- Evolution Of Fashion
- Textiles For Fashion
- Fashion Sketching II
- Clothing Construction II
- Computer Graphics For Fashion Design
- Pattern Drafting I
- Draping I
- Pattern Drafting II
- Draping II
- Apparel Production I
- Fashion Design I
*Course curriculum is subject to change.
These are some of the exciting careers in the fashion world. With the right education and your own initiative, one of them could be in your future.
- Apparel Designer
- Fashion Illustrator
- Entrepreneur
- Pattern Designer/Grader
- Textile Designer
- Fashion Stylist
- Merchandise Coordinator
- Showroom Supervisor
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IADT-Las Vegas - Graduation Rate
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