351 Master's degrees in Fashion, Textiles and Luxury Goods

The Spatial and Environmental Design (Part-Time) course Northumbria University offers a dynamic, exploratory environment for you to cultivate advanced knowledge and expertise in spatial thinking and transdisciplinary design.

This Luxury Business - Evolution of the Fashion Ecosystem from Accademia Costume & Moda is designed to develop professionals who can interpret this complexity and turn it into strategic vision. 

Washington State University offers a dynamic Master of Science Program in Apparel, Merchandising, Design and Textiles. 

The master program is a two years theoretical program taught only in English of 120 hp/ECTS and give you the degree Master of Arts in Fashion Studies from Stockholm University.

The aim of the Fashion Editing and Styling course from Haute Future Fashion Academy is to give students a thorough education in the Fashion, Design, Journalism, Photography and Contemporary Art sectors. 

Combining creativity, craft skills and technological innovation, and develop and refine your expert knowledge of textile design with the Textile Design degree from Norwich University of the Arts. 

During the Design (Textiles) program at Bath Spa University, you’ll build a strong professional context for your practice, and receive excellent academic and technical support from specialist practitioners, technical demonstrators, designers, researchers, theorists, professors and lecturers.

The Applied Polymer and Textile Technology program at Chulalongkorn University provides core sets of materials science concepts and principles, promoting the students' creativity and innovative thinking, which can be further applied to create new products, and solve industrial and environmental problems. 

The common focus of the field is the study of fibrous materials and their use as apparel, as engineering structures (such as composite materials), in biomedical applications, and in home furnishings. At Cornell University, the Field of Fiber Science and Apparel Design is applied and multidisciplinary, with faculty members drawn from the Colleges of Human Ecology and Engineering.

Utilise experimental media techniques and technologies to produce a range of innovative moving image outcomes, developing and redefining fashion film as a genre.

Textile and Apparel Management from University of Missouri - Columbia offers the following areas of study: apparel product development; apparel marketing and merchandising; omnichannel retailing.