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Bachelor of Science in Fashion Business

DEADLINE TO APPLY: Thursday May 2nd , 2024

With the fashion and luxury industries booming, the professionals within it are the driving force behind the boom. A fashion business bachelor’s degree covers the world of fashion in both a creative and business sense to provide students with the knowledge and skills to flourish in the industry. Located in the heart of the Miami Design District, studying for a Bachelor’s in Fashion Business at Istituto Marangoni Miami enables students to step outside and explore the vivid surrounding areas to encourage inspiration to bring back into the classroom. Marangoni’s list of alumni include names such as Franco Moschino, Domenico Dolce, and Alessandro Sartori. Studying this undergraduate fashion business degree provides students with the chance to widen their professional network with fellow fashion students and experienced instructors, plus participate in collaborations with top name brands.

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Why Should I Pursue a Bachelor in Fashion Business at Istituto Marangoni Miami?

The bachelor of fine arts in fashion business allows students to acquire creative and business concepts mixed with knowledge of current industry issues to transfer into their future fashion careers. Not only are students guaranteed an exceptional fashion business bachelor education from Istituto Marangoni, but as a globally acclaimed fashion school, Marangoni also offers plenty of opportunities for students to work with major brand names to further expand their professional network and experience. Istituto Marangoni Miami students have had the opportunity to participate and attend in the following events:

  • Miami Art Basel
  • Paraiso – Miami Swim Week
  • Chanel Cruise Collection Runway Show
  • National and International Fashion Weeks
  • Special guest visits, partnerships, and much more!

With a completed bachelor in fashion business degree, students will graduate prepared for positions in the fashion business industry and will be allowed to apply to a Master’s program at Istituto Marangoni Miami if desired to continue their education.

Potential Careers from Fashion Business Bachelor’s Degree

Graduates will learn the creative aspects of the industry alongside the business perspective through research, finances, and marketing in the fashion business bachelor degree from Istituto Marangoni Miami. Careers in fashion business require a certain level of both creative thinking and knowledge of business practices in order to manage a fashion business or brand. The following roles are ones in the fashion business industry that combine both the creativity and business concepts introduced during the student’s time studying at Marangoni:

  • Retail Manager
  • Business Developer
  • Commercial Director
  • Project Manager
  • Operations Manager

How Can I Apply for a Bachelor in Fashion Business Degree?

To begin the process of becoming a Istituto Marangoni Miami Fashion Business major, submit the online application by the deadline of the semester you would like to start. A nonrefundable $100 application fee is required with the submission of your application. Once submitted, one of our Marangoni coaches will reach out to help you organize all of the necessary information for the application. The following documents are needed to complete an application folder:

  • Resume/CV
  • Personal statement
  • U.S. Identification
  • Declaration of finances
  • Proof of high school completion, GED, or secondary education
  • A fully completed and signed enrollment agreement

All the submitted documents will be reviewed and once an admissions interview is conducted, you will receive a final admissions decision. Acceptance to Istituto Marangoni Miami grants you access to a unique learning environment as well as opens the door to a network of other experienced students and faculty, exceptional classroom work spaces, latest fashion technology, and a variety of opportunities to experience the fashion industry first hand.

Note: At this time, student visas are not available for our Bachelor of Fashion Business degree.

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Bachelor Degree In Fashion Business Tuition Cost
ProgramsCredit HoursTotal Per Credit Hour – In personApplication Fee
Bachelor of Fine Arts in Fashion Business120$1295$100

* See Academic Calendar for dates. Initial registration for fashion studies after the end of the Drop/Add period will incur a $100 late registration fee.

The other registration fees are due on or before the last day to register for any given semester. Students should consult the Academic Calendar regarding the registration deadline. Students will not be officially enrolled in Istituto Marangoni Miami until all fees are fully paid. Any students owing money to Istituto Marangoni Miami, regardless of the debt, will not be permitted to register.

Enrollment

Admissions Requirements

Istituto Marangoni Miami Tuition

Semester Start/End202220232024
Spring Semester StartJanuary 10th, 2022January 9th, 2023January 8th, 2024
Spring Semester EndMay 5th, 2022May 3rd, 2023April 30th, 2024
Summer Semester StartMay 9th, 2022May 10th, 2023May 8th, 2024
Summer Semester EndAugust 23rd, 2022August 24th, 2023August 23rd, 2024
Fall Semester StartSeptember 1st, 2022September 4th, 2023September 2nd, 2024
Fall Semester EndDecember 20th, 2022December 21st, 2023December 19th, 2024

To apply for admission to Istituto Marangoni Miami undergraduate programs, an applicant must:

  • Submit a fully completed and signed application for admission including a personal statement that describes the applicant’s professional accomplishments and goals; and
  • A non-refundable application fee of US $100.

To enroll, an applicant must complete the following:

  •  Complete a personal interview with an Admissions Director or Assistant Director. An in-person interview is preferred, however, for prospective students who are not located in the Miami area, a telephone or Skype interview is acceptable.
  • Provide evidence of high school completion, GED, or evidence of secondary education.
  • Complete a personal statement essay in 500 words or less as to what attending Istituto Marangoni would mean for them and their future career in the fashion industry.
  • Submit a Resume/CV with previous work experience or accomplishments.
  • Submit a fully completed and signed enrollment agreement.
  • Complete a financial plan with Student Financial Services.

Additional requirements for the graduate program.

In addition to the above requirements, applicants seeking admission to the graduate program must also provide:

  • Evidence of the successful completion of a bachelor’s degree program.
  • An updated resume or curriculum vitae.
  • Students may submit a portfolio or samples of work; however, these are optional. Students who choose to submit, please

in case you have any additional question, you can email us at: miami@immiami.com

For more information on Istituto Marangoni Miami Tuition please visit our For more information on Istituto Marangoni Miami Tuition please visit our Admissions page here.

Enrollment

Semester Start/End202220232024
Spring Semester StartJanuary 10th, 2022January 9th, 2023January 8th, 2024
Spring Semester EndMay 5th, 2022May 3rd, 2023April 30th, 2024
Summer Semester StartMay 9th, 2022May 10th, 2023May 8th, 2024
Summer Semester EndAugust 23rd, 2022August 24th, 2023August 23rd, 2024
Fall Semester StartSeptember 1st, 2022September 4th, 2023September 2nd, 2024
Fall Semester EndDecember 20th, 2022December 21st, 2023December 19th, 2024

Admissions Requirements

To apply for admission to Istituto Marangoni Miami undergraduate programs, an applicant must:

  • Submit a fully completed and signed application for admission including a personal statement that describes the applicant’s professional accomplishments and goals; and
  • A non-refundable application fee of US $100.

To enroll, an applicant must complete the following:

  •  Complete a personal interview with an Admissions Director or Assistant Director. An in-person interview is preferred, however, for prospective students who are not located in the Miami area, a telephone or Skype interview is acceptable.
  • Provide evidence of high school completion, GED, or evidence of secondary education.
  • Complete a personal statement essay in 500 words or less as to what attending Istituto Marangoni would mean for them and their future career in the fashion industry.
  • Submit a Resume/CV with previous work experience or accomplishments.
  • Submit a fully completed and signed enrollment agreement.
  • Complete a financial plan with Student Financial Services.

Additional requirements for the graduate program.

In addition to the above requirements, applicants seeking admission to the graduate program must also provide:

  • Evidence of the successful completion of a bachelor’s degree program.
  • An updated resume or curriculum vitae.
  • Students may submit a portfolio or samples of work; however, these are optional. Students who choose to submit, please

in case you have any additional question, you can email us at: miami@immiami.com

Istituto Marangoni Miami Tuition

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VOICES

Maria Jose Duque - Fashion Business

Marangoni has given me access to amazing teachers, industry leaders, great opportunities, and has encouraged me to better my leadership and business skills. Being the mastermind behind the creative work is exciting and stepping outside of the business box is my mindset.

COURSE LISTS

Course Description

Number Course Title Credits

ARH100

HISTORY OF ART

3

Three (3) semester credits

This course introduces students to the historical and intellectual content of western art through an evolution of History of Art from ancient times to the end of Late Middle Ages in Europe. The analysis is set in an extended historical, social, political and cultural context. The relationship between art and society, in centuries, is also studied to elaborate comparisons between history and the contemporary cultural world.

Prerequisite(s): None

BCS105

BIOLOGY

3

Three (3) semester credits

This course is for non-science majors to provide students with the basic biology concepts; selected topics will include cell concept, evolution, genetics and ecology. The students are expected to use the scientific method of thinking to analyze and make informed decisions about the environment.

Prerequisite(s): None

BUS100

PRINCIPLES OF BUSINESS I

3

Three (3) semester credits

During this course, the students will recognize the importance of the principles of fashion business and be able to analyze a variety of factors affecting the industry structure as well as understanding the current global economic situation. They will also be introduced to market structures, assumptions and characteristics.

Prerequisite(s): None

BUS110

PRINCIPLES OF BUSINESS II

3

Three (3) semester credits

This course introduces the students to the key factors of success for businesses by understanding the economic challenges, exploring the different markets in relation with supply and demand, and by presenting a general overview of the success scenario. By the end of the course the students will know how to adopt key business principles and understand the development of business strategies, as well as be able to discuss the vital factors specific to luxury business.

Prerequisite(s): BUS100

BUS200

FASHION MARKETING: PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICES

3

Three (3) semester credits

Through the recognition and understanding of the principles and practices of the main marketing tools, students develop a professional approach to the various marketing communications strategies that are applied in the fashion industry. The course looks at creative marketing in the contemporary fashion industry, considering traditional methods to online digital techniques in advertising and promotion.

Prerequisite(s): None

BUS205

FASHION COMMUNICATION

3

Three (3) semester credits

This course provides an in-depth explanation of the principles and practices of the main communication tools used in the fashion and luxury industry today. Following on from the Fashion Marketing Principles and practices, students develop a more professional and systematic approach to the communication strategies that are applied in industry, as well as the influence of communication tools in fashion and luxury marketing.

Prerequisite(s): None

BUS210

THE BUYING ARENA

3

Three (3) semester credits

This course looks at the buying process, working from ‘concept to consumer’ in relation to varied
customer and market environments. Students analyze the buying function, looking at different buyers’ responsibilities; learning how to determine what assortments to buy and which resources to select to produce a successful buying strategy. At the end of the course, they will understand the role of buyers and their importance within the fashion industry.

Prerequisite(s): None

BUS215

PRODUCTION 360

3

Three (3) semester credits

This course introduces the students to the world of the Fashion Production processes, by means of exploring product creation, textiles, Sustainable marketing, Ethic and corporate responsibilities. The students will understand the basic elements of textiles and materials necessary to create a fashion product and analyse production processes as well as understanding the manufacturing process, artisanal versus industrial and global versus local production.

Prerequisite(s): None

BUS220

PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT

3

Three (3) semester credits

This course teaches students how different types of fashion organizations manage product design and development through studying supply chain and logistics, manufacturing processes and technology, and distribution and retailing. They will become familiar with different steps in supply chain management for the production of a fashion product and will identify and manage critical business factors in the
design, planning, development and production of a fashion collection.

Prerequisite(s): None

BUS315

DIGITAL BRANDING STRATEGIES

3

Three (3) semester credits

As part of this course, students will be learning the appropriate digital visual frameworks used to explain the complex nature of brands, branding and communication in line with emotional branding. They will also evaluate the elements of different types of brand marketing campaigns with a particular focus on fashion brands and innovative branding, such as sustainability, diversity and responsible fashion.

Prerequisite(s): BUS205

BUS320

FASHION BUYING

3

Three (3) semester credits

This course provides students with an advanced knowledge and understanding of the role and responsibilities of the Fashion Merchandiser within different fashion organizations. Students are introduced to the terminology of operating statements, inventory retail methods, planning seasonal purchases, calculating markups, turnover, stock-sales ratios, open-to-buy, markdowns and terms of sale.

Prerequisite(s): BUS210

BUS325

SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT

3

Three (3) semester credits

Building on an understanding of fashion theory, innovation and digitization in the buying and product development process, this course provides an understanding of supply chain management strategies for luxury brands and fashion products. Students investigate the design, planning, execution, control, and monitoring of supply chain activities, and by understanding the role of the supply chain manager they learn how products travel from the design studio, to the showroom and store.

Prerequisite(s): BUS220

BUS330

LUXURY BUSINESS MODELS

3

Three (3) semester credits

This course introduces to students the luxury business, its management techniques, and strategies for the creation, communication and delivery of luxury products and services. Participants learn how to adapt communication, marketing and promotional techniques to reach sales goals and apply the key strategies of luxury businesses. The course addresses two areas: luxury branding together with business management and organization skills.

Prerequisite(s): None

BUS400

OMNICHANNEL DISTRIBUTION

3

Three (3) semester credits

This course explores the Omni channel world and system that enables customers to complete a purchase and receives orders from any channel they choose. They will understand the needs necessary to meet the demand of Omni channel shopping and the compatible delivery system with all channels. They will explore how the e-commerce sector has evolved and why the Omni channel distribution model has come out as an effective solution for any retailer.

Prerequisite(s): BUS225

BUS405

FASHION RETAIL MANAGEMENT

3

Three (3) semester credits

This course provides students with an advanced knowledge and understanding of the role and responsibilities of the retailer by analyzing successful retail strategies across varied fashion organizations. Students will develop astute commercial awareness of retail theories and practices required in the management of fashion products for today’s markets.

Prerequisite(s): None

BUS410

FINANCE AND MANAGEMENT CONTROL

3

Three (3) semester credits

This course provides an in-depth understanding of Business Finance and Management Control, with the aim of developing students’ skills in financial analysis, and their ability to relate accounting, finance, and costings within a fashion context. The topics discussed capitalize on the principles of business, of economics and accounting, with a more in-depth focus on finance and management control.

Prerequisite(s): ECO210

BUS415

STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT IN FASHION

3

Three (3) semester credits

This course provides students with the tools to critically examine the impact of evolving macro and micro environmental factors, on the competitive strategies of fashion organizations. Students will analyze the key stages in formulating, developing and implementing various strategies in marketing, operations, finance, and human resources, and plan and recommend an appropriate course of action within a given scenario as part of an assessed group project.

Prerequisite(s): None

BUS425

VALUE & GREEN MARKETING PLANNING

3

Three (3) semester credits

This course helps the students develop an awareness of green marketing and new guerilla marketing strategies that form part of the current fashion industry panorama.

Prerequisite(s): None

COM100

DIGITAL DESIGN

3

Three (3) semester credits

This course teaches the basic notions of digital graphics for the field of Fashion Design. Through the study and the use of a variety of computer applications, students acquire the tools to work on photographic retouching and elaboration of images, with the purpose of presenting their creative ideas to a client or professional public. Students also learn how to use key software packages to create visual documents and presentations.

Prerequisite(s): None

COM200

ADVANCED DIGITAL DESIGN

3

Three (3) semester credits

This course teaches students the basics of visual design communication and presentation skills using Photoshop and InDesign software to create and present their ideas.

Prerequisite(s): COM100

COM430

NEW DIGITAL MEDIA AND E-COMMERCE

3

Three (3) semester credits

This course critically analyses the role of digital marketing within business strategies of organizations operating in the fashion and luxury industries. Students will learn the latest E-commerce theories and practices that has changed the face of today’s retail business and will look at digital marketing’s influence on product sales, and consumer behavior.

Prerequisite(s): BUS215

ECO200

PRINCIPLES OF ECONOMICS

3

Three (3) semester credits

The class has the aim of studying the Production Companies as subjects, which develop an economic activity of market transformation, showing their structural and functioning aspects. In order to do so, there will be illustrated the prevalent and innovative methods of Organization, Management tools and Control principles. At the end of the class, the student will have learnt main knowledge about Manufacturing Company System, which will help him to develop insights in topics of sectorial interest. There will be in-depth analysis through the “Case Study”.

Prerequisite(s): None

ECO210

MICROECONOMICS

3

Three (3) semester credits

This course introduces students to the world of business and economics in a fashion business context. Students learn key business and economic theories, looking at their influences and application via a Micro economic analysis of the fashion business and its industrial environments.

Prerequisite(s): None

ENC101

ENGLISH COMPOSTITION I

3

Three (3) semester credits

This first required college level-writing course introduces students to effective written communication through mastery of the writing process to include personal and professional contexts to include strategies for discussing, reviewing, development and structure, rhetorical strategies, organizational approaches, interpretive modes, of various written forms. Students will begin academic research skills to connect to their own writing and interests. This course fulfills a Gordon Rule requirement.

Prerequisite(s): None

ENC202

ENGLISH COMPOSTITION II

3

Three (3) semester credits

This second required college level writing course focuses on the research process and advanced strategies for the analysis and evaluation of sources. Students will increase their knowledge of the writing process by composing informative and persuasive essays using a research process. Additionally, this course will emphasize the need for writing accuracy and the revision process using the conventions of standard edited American English. This course fulfills a Gordon Rule requirement.

Prerequisite(s): ENC101

ENV209

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE

3

Three (3) semester credits

This course provides students with an introduction to environmental factors and provides a foundation for real life issues for the scientific aspects affecting sustainability, environmental policies, economics and the awareness of personal choices.

Prerequisite(s): None

FAS200

FASHION, ART AND CULTURAL CONTEXT

3

Three (3) semester credits

This course will present students with a comprehensive critical analysis and evaluation of fashion intended as a socio-cultural global phenomenon and provide them with the theoretical knowledge necessary to interpret fashion practices in relation to art movements and other cultural manifestations. On completion of the course students will have attained a sense of the cultural and global dimension of the fashion industry, of the challenging yet close relation it has established with art and have developed an informed sensibility with regards to all the above.

Prerequisite(s): None

HIS100

HISTORY OF DRESS AND COSTUME

3

Three (3) semester credits

This course covers the evolution of the History of Dress from ancient times to the present. Students study a wide historical, political, social and cultural context looking at aspects involved in sartorial cutting and construction, as well as the development of the productive systems of materials, accessories, jewels, hairstyles and makeup. The relationships between art and fashion are analyzed though the course of history, to make a comparison between past and contemporary fashion, dress and costume.

Prerequisite(s): None

MAC105

COLLEGE MATHEMATICS I

3

Three (3) semester credits

This course introduces students the basic concepts of college mathematics to include algebra and will follow a logical sequence for students to gain confidence in polynomials, equations, inequalities, the straight line, Cartesian coordinates, functions and graphs, systems of linear equations, logarithms and exponentials, matrix algebra, limit of a function, and derivate of a function and integral.

Prerequisite(s): None

MAC114

COLLEGE MATHEMATICS II

3

Three (3) semester credits

This course introduces the basic concepts of Euclidean geometry and non- Euclidean geometry utilizing a problem-solving approach relevant to all majors. Students will explore the inductive method and review the foundations of geometric points, lines, segments; coverage of all 2-D figures; and an analysis of coordinates, vectors, and trigonometric relations.

Prerequisite(s): MAC105

PHI300

ETHICS

3

Three (3) semester credits

This course will provide students with critical thinking skills while studying major theories of ethics. Ethics will be defined and analyzed to understand different points of view to include values, cultural, socio-economic and other influences allowing students to demonstrate effective reasoning skills to make decisions.

Prerequisite(s): None

PHI305

CRITICAL THINKING

3

Three (3) semester credits

This course, students will explore and help develop strategies for “learning to think” and “thinking for learning” using the process of deductive argument and the notion of validity. Students are expected to use methods for analyzing and evaluating their beliefs by developing an ideological framework.

Prerequisite(s): None

PRO420

FASHION ENTREPRENEURSHIP - THESIS

3

Three (3) semester credits

The aim of this course is to develop and launch a new brand or business concept within the fashion industry; to identify a gap in the market and apply appropriate business theories and processes in order to develop a suitable business plan. The structure and content of a business plan depends on the nature of the business initiative and the target audience of the document. Students will undertake and manage a self-directed business project as a major component of their degree in Fashion Business.

Prerequisite(s): None

PSY201

PSYCHOLOGY

3

Three (3) semester credits

This introductory course will provide students with engaging research and experiential knowledge. Individual focused topics will include learning and memory, emotions, perception, personality, motivation, and behavior.

Prerequisite(s): None

SPC201

SPEECH

3

Three (3) semester credits

This course provides students with oral communication skills needed to develop stronger personal, professional and educational presentation and experiential use of speaking. Students will apply theory and techniques to individual and group settings. Fulfills a Gordon Rule requirement.

Prerequisite(s): None

TEX200

FABRICS & MATERIALS

3

Three (3) semester credits

Students learn how to recognize, manipulate and ‘read’ the materials and fabrics used in the fashion industry. Fibers are classified and studied together with the main techniques of fabric manufacturing. The knowledge of their intrinsic properties including weaving, finishing and printing techniques, allows students to acquire the basic skills in order to identify a fabric and apply it to works in the fashion industry. The world of yarns, leather and materials are explored, with the aim of understanding the variety of technical/creative possibilities.

Prerequisite(s): None

TRE100

TREND FORECASTING

3

Three (3) semester credits

This course introduces students to the role of the trend forecaster, looking at trend prediction, as well as the various methods of forecasting in the Fashion and luxury industries. The theories, concepts and methods constitute a framework that will facilitate the student to understand, interpret and anticipate developments and change for the near future. Researching seasonal trends, color, social and economic trends, consumer preferences and cultural indicators increase student’s ability in successful analysis and review.

Prerequisite(s): None

VME400

VISUAL MERCHANDISING

3

Three (3) semester credits

This course covers Visual Merchandising within a fashion retail context, its strategies and purpose. Students will also explore the idea of visual merchandising aligned to the subject of fashion styling, contextualizing and using relevant processes in visual branded design for VM installations and outcomes. Students will research, design and present a Fashion Retail Window Concept and an In Store Retail Concept.

Prerequisite(s): None

WHO100

WORLD HISTORY

3

Three (3) semester credits

This course provides students with a general understanding of the changes that have taken place in the world since the appearance of humankind. This course covers the breakup of the Old World, the events of the Middle Ages in Europe, the rise of industrialization, the growth of imperialism, the two world wars, the changes in the post war world, and globalization. This course also introduces students to the economic, political and social processes in the world of today.

Prerequisite(s): None

Total Program Credits:

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120

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FAQ

What is a Fashion Business Bachelor’s Degree?

A fashion business bachelor’s degree focuses on the concepts linked to the marketing and development strategies of a brand that clearly recognizes the values of the fashion identity of the company. With a wide range of concepts covered from business strategies and finance budgeting to product development and branding, a BFA in fashion business allows students to get a taste of the creative process of the industry mixed with the business perspectives.

Is Fashion Business a Good Bachelor’s Degree?

Studying fashion business for a bachelor’s degree is ideal for those who want to pursue a career in fashion and the creativity behind it but work hands-on with the ‘business’ aspect of the industry. Retail manager, business developer, commercial director, or operations manager are just a few of the potential career paths with a completed bachelor of science fashion design and marketing.

How Long Does it Take to Complete a Bachelor in Fashion Business?

A student will complete their time studying the Bachelor’s degree in fashion business at Istituto Marangoni Miami once they finish 120 credit hours of the program. In normal circumstances, students can complete the 120 credits in the span of 4 years if enrolled as full-time. To make sure that the curriculum is being absorbed and applied effectively, classes of the bachelor in fashion business program are delivered on-campus and in-person.

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