Master inFashion Management
The Master in Fashion Management merges the analysis of Fashion phenomena with managerial principles, applying them to buying, merchandising, communication, marketing, product design and distribution.
Language: English | Start: February, September, November
ACADEMIC MASTER'S PROGRAMME
Duration 11 months
Accreditation MUR/Italy
ECTS 60
DUAL AWARD MASTER
Duration 14 months
Accreditation UK
ECTS 90
The Master’s in Fashion Management programme is workshop-based, supported by seminars, lectures, tutorials, and fieldwork. Industry professionals, the programme leader, and project leaders will guide you via individual coaching and mentorship.
The combination of accredited coursework and real-life professional projects gives students the opportunity to build on their academic foundation, while gaining valuable work experience directly applicable to their future careers.
Students can apply to the Academic Master’s Programme, accredited by the Italian Ministry of Education, or to the Master of Arts degree with an international UK validation.
Graduates of the Academic Master’s Programmes earn a degree that is recognised throughout Europe and the world, receiving an Academic Master’s Degree (60 ECTS credits) accredited by the Italian Ministry of Universities and Research (MUR)*, in addition to a Domus Academy Master’s Diploma.
The programme consists of 5 modules, including a curricular internship and a final project workshop.
* The academic Master’s Degree is awarded by NABA, Nuova Accademia di Belle Arti.
The Dual Award Master path allows students to obtain an Academic Master validated by the Italian MUR and a Master of Arts, with international validation in the UK from Regent’s University in London.
Students integrate additional lectures and a more in-depth individual project to their 5-module programme that includes the curricular internship and final project.
The UK validation gives students more international recognition of their course of study and the opportunity to obtain a Master of Arts Degree (90 ECTS) awarded by Regent’s University London that allows them access to most international doctoral programs.
Within their academic year, students enrolled in the Dual Award Master’s Programme, have the opportunity to spend a week at Regent’s University London for a London study trip experience, with special teaching activities and visits to the most significant sites for creative trends. During their stay, students will have the opportunity to take part in tours to discover London’s most iconic places, museums and galleries. The one-week London study trip is not part of the Academic curriculum, therefore not mandatory. It is subject to additional costs covering both the cultural offer and the trip.
Fashion is dynamic and in perpetual flux, and it evolves with social, cultural, economic and technological shifts to adapt to the ever-changing needs of its consumers. Current and future managers must be able to detect and predict these global macro-trends, and implement imaginative solutions.
The Master in Fashion Management combines fashion studies with management principles covering aspects of buying, merchandising, communication, marketing, distribution and production.
Students are introduced to the language and the codes of the fashion world. They are guided to formulate and execute relevant research based projects, to analyse, evaluate and make informed decisions to arrive at creative and commercially viable strategies coherent with the brand identity.
This programme is addressed to candidates who have a first-level degree and/or professional experience in fashion and accessory design, arts, humanities, economics, or business.
The programme is also open to candidates with a background in other disciplines, if they are motivated by a strong interest in fashion management.
All courses are taught in English. A high level of proficiency in the English language is required.
Graduates can aspire to a variety of management roles within the fashion industry, overseeing design, production, or marketing.
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The Master’s involves the following costs, in addition to the payment of a degree fee to be paid within one month before the course start date, equal to € 540 for the Academic Master’s Programme and € 650 for the Dual Award Master’s Programme.
Matriculation Fee: € 540/650
EU & EFTA students fee
Academic Master
€ 23.500
Pre-Enrollment: € 3.000
Tuition: € 20.500
Dual Award Master
€ 26.500
Pre-Enrollment: € 3.000
Tuition: € 23.500
Non-EU Students Fee
Academic Master
€ 28.500
Pre-Enrollment: € 3.000
Tuition: € 25.500
Dual Award Master
€ 32.500
Pre-Enrollment: € 3.000
Tuition: € 29.500
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Gaya Calabrò has an extensive background as Online Manager and e-commerce Buyer which led her to follow projects starting from managing brands’ portfolio of Fashion and Accessories categories, to prospecting new partners & support and developing online strategies and marketing campaigns. MEET HER AT THE ONLINE OPEN DAY
Gaya Calabrò has an extensive background as Online Manager and e-commerce Buyer which led her to follow projects starting from managing brands’ portfolio of Fashion and Accessories categories, to prospecting new partners & support and developing online strategies and marketing campaigns.
She is specialized in European Public Relations, with a major in marketing. She began her professional career working between Paris and Milan for a well-known software house, coordinating the marketing and communication activities. Afterwards she approaches the world of fashion and luxury, working as menswear buyer at .com and retail international companies. She currently works as an E-commerce and Buying consultant for fashion and lifestyle brands in Italy, Switzerland and China.
Visiting professors and collaborators include fashion brand managers, buyers, merchandisers, designers, and entrepreneurs such as: Fernando G. Alberti, Matteo Augello, Andrea Banfi, Stefania Benigni, Stefania Boleso, Alessandro Caron, Edoardo Fano, Sabrina Firman, Diletta Grella, Maria Jaber, Caterina Lunghi, Jarvis Macchi, Sara Maino, Chiara Monateri, Gabriela Moschini, Serena Sala, Laura Santanera, Marie Pierre Schickel, Marina Spadafora, Annamaria Tartaglia, Gaia Trussardi, Riccardo Vannetti, Uberta Zambeletti.
