Fashion Management, Bachelor of Arts

Admission requirements

The Fachhochschule des Mittelstands (FHM) is a state-recognized, private university of applied sciences. Students must therefore meet at least the same formal admission requirements that would be required for admission to a comparable course of study at a public university. The formal requirement for admission to a bachelor's degree at the FHM is a university or technical college entrance qualification. Practitioners with relevant professional qualifications can also take up studies. Possible ways to gain access to studies:

Proof of university entrance qualification (general qualification for university entrance, etc.) Higher education entrance qualification Entrance qualification for studies at universities of applied sciences Master Master candidate with entrance qualification for studies at universities of applied sciences Business administrator in the skilled crafts sector Business administrator (IHK) Graduates of two-year vocational training courses Business administrators and business managers State-certified business administrator

For graduates of the Berufskolleg Humboldstraße and the Mode Design College, we are happy to check individually whether it is possible to recognize the work completed. The course of study is shortened to a period of study of 18 months to 2 years in the full-time variant.

Details

If fashion is your passion and you have an eye for trends, style and lifestyle, then our Bachelor's degree program in Fashion Management is perfect for you. With us, you will study this program in an innovative combined model that combines the best of all worlds: you will have on-site phases on the FHM campus, live lectures in the virtual lecture hall, and you will complete some modules through self-study at the FHM Online University.

 

Your prospects after graduating

As a fashion manager, you are an all-rounder and can work in various fields such as design, creation, production, purchasing and sales.

Possible fields of activity include:

Product and collection management for fashion labels Sales departments of fashion and textile companies Marketing and communications departments of fashion and textile companies Controlling departments of fashion and textile companies Business consulting Textile and fashion associations Retailers and department store chains Licensing business Purchasing and sales Logistics Trend scouting Digital commerce