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POST GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN APPAREL DESIGN

Apparel design today encompasses much more than the creation of clothing and accessories. The dynamic and multifaceted nature of apparel is reflected in the structure of the apparel diploma. In recognition of the diversity within the industry, the design studio, which is the major area of study, offers a diverse range of projects. The various project-based studios generally aim to extend the boundaries of fashion design by challenging fashion concepts. Experimentation is paramount as a design mechanism and may involve research and application in materials, pattern making, construction techniques, design methods and forms of presentation.

Project-based studios in each semester also focus strongly on the industry of fashion and in developing ideas that are commercially relevant while celebrating innovation. Industry-focused projects usually concern new products, developments and systems. They include extensive research and development of design ideas and result in prototype collections supported.

Semester one provides a foundation in the generation and development of design ideas through practical / technical assignments. One will develop a set of fundamental skills and knowledge related to design, pattern making, garment construction, presentation, communication, CAD and fashion theory.

In semester two, students develop and refine their practice of apparel design through a series of project-based design studios and other theoretical and practical courses, which result in a final project.

Throughout the two semesters they will have opportunities to engage with apparel design professionals through lectures and design projects.

The Postgraduate Diploma will equip students with quality training to become self-reliant Apparel designers 

This diploma also answers the continual demand from the fashion industries for well-trained talent to design garments of all descriptions as it relates to Apparel and Retail Industries.

ELIGIBILITY

The PGD programme requires a Bachelor’s degree in Applied Arts, B.Architecture, Interior Design or a minimum of 3 years experience in textile/fashion/knitwear. Applicants will be required to go through an interview and portfolio presentation

 

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