210 Master's degrees in Fashion Design

The Costume Design program at University of Tennessee Knoxville is a challenging yet rewarding program intended to prepare the successful candidate for a career in the professional world of Theatrical Design.

Their Costume Making course at The Liverpool Institute for Performing Arts (LIPA) provides you with a holistic postgraduate experience that enables you to become a versatile and creative costume maker with advanced design interpretation and technical construction skills.

The M.Sc. Design - Apparel Studies at the University of Minnesota is a two-year, full-time programme delivered in a public study mode. It explores the complex relationships between humans and designed objects through advanced research and creative scholarship in textiles, dress history, and product development.

Costume Production at Boston University provides developing theatre professionals with the opportunity to cultivate their own individual artistic identity, and innovative and collaborative creative process, while refining and enhancing their craft.

The Master in Fashion Design program from Domus Academy combines fashion studies with intensive studio practice. You will refine your own creative vision as you meet the challenge of designing new clothing and accessories for existing fashion brands.

Gain a critical insight into human behaviour to improve the human aspects of the fashion business and the impact on workers, consumers and the environment with this Psychology of Fashion programme at University of the Arts London (UAL).

Advance and launch your fashion design practice to global industry and change and reimagine fashion with this Fashion (Design) program from the RMIT University.

Innovate and push boundaries to forge new ways of working in the creative industries, engaging new and emerging technologies to envision, plan and design fashion environments and experiences.

Fashion Studies – FAST – is an innovative programme developed by the University of Bologna and delivered in English. 

The Costume programme from University of the Arts London (UAL) combines both traditional and contemporary approaches to the design and production of historical costume.

The Fashion Photography programme from Istituto Europeo Di Design (IED) prioritizes the growth of a personal photographic identity, encouraging experimentation, research and critical thinking beyond commercial formulas.

The Fashion System from Istituto Europeo Di Design (IED) combines creativity, culture and strategy, design and management, experimentation and tradition, through technological and digital 4.0 skills, on a research journey through the historical archives of the largest textile companies

The Textiles, Fashion Merchandising, and Design programme at the University of Rhode Island is a comprehensive Master of Science degree. This course offers full-time study over two years or a three-year part-time route. Students explore the global supply chain through specialised tracks in science, history, or retailing.

The purpose of the Master of Fine Arts program in Costume Production from University of North Carolina Chapel Hill is to develop the skills and attitudes needed for a professional or educational career in the costume arts.  

The Fashion Studies MA program offered at The New School investigates the material and visual dimensions of fashion as dress, image, and bodily practice and as a major cultural industry that positions the individual within society and the world.

The Postgraduate Pathway in Fashion offered at Birmingham City University International College of Fashion and Textiles has excellent links with international brands such as Burberry, John Lewis, Adidas and Karen Millen.

The M.S. in Textile Design at Thomas Jefferson University offers an integrated, collaborative and proven curriculum that blends aesthetic, creative skills with emerging technologies. In studios and classrooms, students turn innovative ideas into original products.

Fashion Design from Fashion Institute of Technology SUNY provides guidance to help you focus your design work, develop prototypes, and define your market niche. Specially designed courses, including The Fashion Activist, Design Archeology, and craft:OLOGY, encourage original thinking.

The Fashion Marketing and Management programme from University of Boras gives you the tools to manage marketing and consumer behaviour in textile and fashion processes.

The Theater Design and Production - Costume Design Technology program at the University of Cincinnati is a professional training program for talented and motivated students who wish to pursue a career in Theatre, Opera or Dance.