You will be able to select a minor specialisation in textile design, enterprise or sustainable innovation, allowing you to customise your studies according to your interests and career goals.

As a student, you’ll be encouraged to create ethical design propositions and use cross-disciplinary strategies to drive global and competitive practice. As a graduate, you will have comprehensive knowledge in fashion design, preparing you for a wide range of existing and new industry contexts, jobs of the future, or further study.

Why study fashion at RMIT?

Professional associations

Upon enrolment, become eligible to join the Design Institute of Australia (DIA) and the Australian Fashion Council (AFC).

Hands-on learning

Collaborate with industry/community partners on projects, placements, virtual studios and case studies.

Expert academics

Industry practitioners and academics with strong links to the design sector will guide your study journey.

Showcase your work

RMIT students and graduates receive national design awards, scholarships, and invitations to participate in national and international showcases, events and exhibitions, including:

• Virgin Australia Melbourne Fashion Festival (VAMFF) National Graduate Showcase
• Melbourne Fashion Week (M/FW) Student Collections Runway
• Graduate Fashion Week (GFW) London International Catwalk
• iD Dunedin Emerging Designer Award
• Design Institute of Australia (DIA) Graduate of the Year Award (GOTYA)

The RMIT School of Fashion and Textiles is globally recognised, and ranked among the Business of Fashion’s The Best Fashion Schools in the World, Undergraduate Fashion Design Programs 2019.

Details

As a student of fashion design, you'll be taught by experts within a creative community of peers and likeminded practitioners.

You will learn about the skills and techniques involved in fashion garments and accessories, products, artefacts, materials, communication, and experiences for the body.

Our graduates create independent and niche practices, work in leading contemporary brands, and go on to establish independent and collaborative and research practices and enterprises.