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SENIOR THESIS: DESIGN IDENTITY II (SPRING)

Apparel Design Undergraduate

Terms Typically Offered

Spring

Academic Level

Undergraduate

Offering Department(s)

Min. Credits

3

Max. Credits

3

Weekly Contact Hours

5

Repeatable

No

Building upon the research, explorations and discourses that began during the fall, students are prepared to be resourceful, feeling thinkers who use fashion/clothing as a platform for diverse cultural dialogue. They refine and execute a series of works that demonstrate their philosophy, vision, and establishes their authentic design language and identity. As they develop the capacity to express their mission and concepts in their fullest form/s, they are better equipped to communicate their ideas to their intended audience, and potential collaborators. The two semesters culminate in a portfolio, lookbook, film short and written essay. Students also have the opportunity to collaborate with International Flavors and Fragrances on the scent of their collection. Classes are navigated through group work, tutorial-based sessions, cross-disciplinary prompts and critiques.

Majors are pre-registered for this course by the department. Enrollment is limited to Senior Apparel Design Students. 

Major Requirement | BFA Apparel Design

Student Eligibility

Senior Apparel Design Students only.

Instructional Method

Studio

Delivery Mode

In-Person