These flagship programs at WUD prepare students for success at every level, from haute couture to ready-to-wear to mass market. By the end of this course the students will be equipped with the knowledge and confidence to respond creatively to a design brief within the fashion industry. WUD’s own brand of fashion education nurtures creativity while providing a rigorous grounding in the practical and technical skills exposing one to the real demands and practices of the fashion world.
You'll learn the fundamentals of professional draping, patternmaking, and sewing techniques. You'll master computer-aided design (CAD), and learn how to take a design from concept to finished garment. The course teaches important research methods, how to produce initial design ideas, and how to develop designs through to a finished 3D prototype and do a catwalk presentation. This singular program guides you to become not only a designer with your own creative vision, but a professional prepared to take your place in this challenging industry.
Faculty members are seasoned professionals with current experience, opening doors to the industry. Top designers serve as critics, helping students create an original outfit. Internship at leading fashion house gives you experience and valuable connections. Portfolio development, Work placement and opportunity for international exchange with partner institutions give the extra edge.
Careers: Students develop excellent employability skills, working with their choice of company during their Work Placement and going on to set up their own brands or work for exciting new designers and established brands upon graduating. With high level design and technical skills as well as a deep level of understanding of Cultural and Historical Studies students are well prepared for higher studies, take up high level jobs in the industry, or work as designers with their own label.
3 SEM | 4 SEM | 5 SEM | 6 SEM | 7 SEM | 8 SEM |
Core Specialization | |||||
Fashion Studio 1 (Fashion Studio 1 (Womens Wear- Basic Bodice) |
Fashion Studio 2 (Sleevees, Necklines, Collars, Pockets, Plackets) |
Fashion Studio 3 (Womens Wear- Skirts, One-piece) |
Fashion Studio 4 (Mens Wear) |
Fashion Studio 5 (Indian Wear & Mens wear, Portfolio Development) |
Design Collection |
Fashion Styling | |||||
Fashion Lab 1 (PM, GC, Draping, Computer- Photoshop) |
Fashion Lab 2 (PM, GC, Draping, Computer- In Design) |
Fashion Lab 3 (PM, GC, Draping, Computer- Illustrator) |
Fashion Lab 4 (PM, GC, Draping, Computer- CAD) |
Fashion Lab 5 (PM, GC ) |
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Non Core | |||||
Surface Design Techniques 1 (Yarn Craft & Weaving) |
Surface Design Techniques 2 (Embroideries) |
Surface Design Techniques 3 (Material Manipulation) |
Surface Design Techniques 4 (Creative Exploration) |
Portfolio Development | |
Craft Documentation | Industry Internship | ||||
Essential | |||||
Elements of Textiles 1 (Introduction + Field Study) |
Elements of Textiles 2 (Fabric Development + Dyeing & Printing) |
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Fashion Studies 1 (Introduction to Culture and Fashion Worldwide) |
Fashion Studies 2 (History of Indian Fashion & Design) |
Fashion Studies 3 (History of Western Fashion & Design) |
Fundamentals of Production (Fabric Studies + manufacturing Process) |
Business of Luxury | |
Traditional Indian Textiles | Fashion Merchandising 1 (Marketing & Management) |
Fashion Merchandising 2 (Marketing & Management) |
Fashion Merchandising 3 (IPR, Entrepreneurship & Small Business Group) |
Fashion Forecast for Indian Retail | |
Traditional Indian Textiles | Entrepreneurship & Small Business Management | ||||
Minor Specialization | |||||
Common Elective | Common Elective | Common Elective | Common Elective | Common Elective | |
Common Elective | Common Elective | Common Elective | Common Elective |
1 SEM | 2 SEM | 3 SEM | 4 SEM | ||
Core Specialization | |||||
Fashion Studio 1 | Fashion Studio 2 | Fashion Studio 3 | Fashion Studio 4 | ||
Fashion Lab 1 (PM, GC, Draping, Digital- Photoshop) |
Fashion Lab 2 (PM, GC, Draping, Digital- In Design) |
Fashion Lab 3 (PM, GC, Draping, Digital- Illustrator, Fundamentals of Production) | |||
Non Core | |||||
Surface Development 1 (Yarn Craft & Weaving) |
Surface Development 2 (Embroideries) |
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Craft Documentation/Industry Internship | |||||
Essential | |||||
Materials & Processess 1 (Introduction + Field Study) |
Materials & Processess 2 (Fabric Development + Dyeing & Printing) |
Business of Luxury | |||
Introduction to Fashion Industry 1 (Introduction to Culture and Fashion Worldwide) |
Introduction to Fashion Industry 2 (History of Indian Fashion & Design) |
Introduction to Fashion Industry 3 (History of Western Fashion & Design) |
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Traditional Indian Textiles | Fashion Merchandising 1 (Marketing & Management) |
Fashion Merchandising 2 (Marketing & Management) |
Fashion Merchandising 3 (IPR, Entrepreneurship & Small Business Group) |
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Traditional Indian Textiles | Entrepreneurship & Small Business Management | ||||
Minor Specialization | |||||
Common Elective | Common Elective | Common Elective | Common Elective | ||
Common Elective | Common Elective | Common Elective |