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Looking for information on the Bachelor’s of Arts Degree in Fashion Merchandising at Miami International University of Art & Design? Here you can find an overview of the program as well as links to curriculum information, tuition, fees and faculty. Want more? Check out the testimonials from students or see what student’s have accomplished in the student portfolio section.
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Fashion is truly an international language in South Florida, with Miami becoming a major contributor to this competitive industry. The local fashion industry includes design, manufacturing, film, modeling, advertising, and photography Visual Arts - just to name a few!
As a Fashion Merchandising student, you will learn how to market the current trends and predict what future trends may be evolving in a visual and creative manner. With the definition of fashionable men's, women's, and children's clothing constantly changing to incorporate new styles and trends, there is always a need for talented individuals with an eye for fashion.
If this sounds like you, then our talented faculty will help you prepare for an entry-level position into the fast-paced world of fashion merchandising.
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First Quarter
Management I FA1301 3
Public Relations I FA 1302 3
Fashion Trends I FA1305 3
Visual Merchandising I FA1307 3
Computer Basics CS1101 4
Second Quarter
Management II FA1306 3
Public Relations II FA1312 3
Fabrics & Textiles FA1308 3
History of Fashion I FA2101 3
English Composition I EN1101 4
Third Quarter
Retail Marketing FA1303 3
Sales Promotion I FA1304 3
Fashion Trends II FA2305 3
Visual Merchandising II FA2307 3
English Composition II EN1102 4
Fourth Quarter
International Retailing FA1309 3
Sales Promotion II FA1311 3
Styling I FA2302 3
Store Planning FA2304 3
College Algebra MT1101 4
Fifth Quarter
History of Fashion II FA2282 3
Fashion Trends II FA2252 3
Styling II FA2303 3
Advertising for Fashion I FA2301 3
Business Computing CS2204 4
Sixth Quarter
Fashion Show Production FA1101 3
Business Policy I FA2329 3
Fashion Buying I FA2308 3
Advertising for Fashion II FA2281 3
Introduction to Psychology PS1101 4
Seventh Quarter
Visual Merchandising III FA1310 3
Business Policy II FA2283 3
Fashion Buying II FA2284 3
Career Development CD2000 3
History of Western Art I HA1125 4
Eighth Quarter
Consumer Behavior FM3281 3
Product Development I FM3308 3
Electronic/Direct Marketing FM3329 3
Business & Technical Writing EN2204 4
Principles of Communication GE1112 4
Ninth Quarter
Case Studies in Fashion Marketing FM3380 3
Product Development FM4308 3
Small Business Management FM4283 3
History of Western Art II HA2225 4
GE Science Elective 4
Tenth Quarter
Business Law FM4382 3
Specialized Markets FM4400 3
Effective Speaking for Fashion FM4281 3
Creative Writing EN2201 3
GE History Elective 4
Eleventh Quarter
Creative Fashion Presentations & Forecasting FM3305 2
Introduction to Cosmetics & Fragrance FM3381 2
Fashion Magazines FM3303 2
Contemporary Moral Issues HU2211 4
GE Social Science Elective 4
Twelfth Quarter
Success Seminar FM4401 2
Internship for Fashion Merchandising FM4402 5
Finite Mathematics MT2202 4
GE Elective 4
TOTAL CREDITS 192 |
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Number of Quarters 7
Number of Credits 112
Tuition $421 per credit
Enrollment Fee $150
Tuition and fees effective November 1, 2006
Miami International University of Art & Design (the university) agrees not to increase the per credit hour tuition charge for the duration of the program provided that the student does all of the following: submits the enrollment agreement before expiration of the offered tuition rate; starts class on or before the quarter starting date of the agreement; completes their education within 150% of the standard program length in quarters; completes their program without interruptions, including voluntary withdrawal, suspension or termination. Bachelors Degree students are allowed one quarter off during the course of their program. Exceptions to this policy may be made only for medical reasons and must be requested in writing from the Miami International University of Art & Design President at the time of the occurrence.
Effective October 8, 2005, enrollment fee of $150 is required. This includes a non-refundable $50 application fee. The $100 enrollment fee is refundable only if the enrollment is canceled more than 90 days prior to the individual student's start date. |
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