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6 fashion training courses not to be missed

  • 30 April 2024
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The fashion world has made an incredible leap in quality over the last few decades. Technological innovations and globalisation have transformed the industry, making it more dynamic and competitive. That is why it is essential to know how to choose among the fashion careers available today if you really want to stand out from the ever-increasing and fiercer competition.

That's why we are going to share with you 6 of our fashion careers, training that will allow you to become a highly qualified and successful professional whatever specialisation you choose!

What should I study if I want to work in the fashion industry?

Nowadays, there is an infinite number of academic training courses related to fashion. From university degrees to master's degrees and specialised courses, the educational offer is growing and becoming more and more varied.

This is why, when deciding on a specific course, you should take into account aspects such as your interests, the job opportunities you will find after completing it and the reputation of the educational institution you choose.

Official Bachelor's Degree in Fashion Design

Training in fashion design is an essential necessity for those who want to be able to influence the industry with their own creations. Our official Bachelor's Degree in Fashion Design offers a solid artistic and technical foundation, ranging from creative research to industrial production of collections.

Our students have the opportunity to work with advanced textile technology and professional software such as Shima Seiki, and also participate in fashion shows such as Mercedes Benz Fashion Week, the benchmark event for Spanish fashion.

In addition, the programme includes internships in leading companies in the sector, which facilitates a successful transition to the world of work.

Degree in Fashion Management and Communication

Another fundamental pillar in the industry is fashion communication. In UDIT's Bachelor in Fashion Management and Communication, we prepare our students to take on key roles in marketing, communication and fashion brand management.

This programme combines theory and practice, offering training in communication strategies, digital marketing and the organisation of fashion events.

In addition to acquiring skills in public relations and social media management, students on this degree learn to control professional tools and develop successful advertising campaigns.

This training also includes internships in renowned fashion companies, which gives access to real and valuable experience in the labour market and provides a window of recruitment for our students.

Official Master in Fashion Design

UDIT's Official Master's Degree in Fashion Design is an excellent option for both recent graduates and working professionals who wish to deepen their knowledge and skills in the fashion sector.

This 60 ECTS programme, which takes 9 months to complete, offers advanced training in sustainability, new textile technologies and inclusive design. Students work in dressmaking and patternmaking workshops equipped with advanced textile technology and specialised software such as Shima Seiki.

In addition, the master's degree guarantees internships in leading companies in the sector and the opportunity to present projects at major events such as Mercedes Benz Fashion Week.

Master's Degree in Accessories, Handbags and Jewellery Design

Our Master in Accessories, Handbags and Jewellery Design is designed for those with a background in fashion who want to specialise in the creation of fashion accessories, or for professionals who want to break into the world of luxury.

This postgraduate educational programme offers training in accessory design and manufacturing techniques, including the use of innovative and sustainable materials. Students will learn to conceptualise and develop complete collections of accessories, from the initial idea to the launch of the final product, working on real projects and collaborating with leading professionals in the sector.

Master in Footwear and Sneakers

The Master in Footwear and Sneakers will allow you to specialise in footwear design, a segment in constant growth and increasingly important in the fashion industry.

This advanced programme offers training in footwear design and manufacturing techniques, including the use of advanced technologies and innovative materials. Our students will be able to develop skills in prototyping and large-scale footwear production, as well as having the opportunity to work alongside major brands and well-known companies in the sector.

Master in Branding

UDIT's Master in Branding is a great choice for those who wish to specialise not only in design, but also in the creation and management of fashion brands.

This programme offers training in branding strategies, digital marketing and brand communication, so our students will learn how to develop strong and coherent brand identities, as well as acquire skills in the management of communication and marketing campaigns.

The master's degree also includes real projects and internships in companies in the branding sector, which will allow students to apply their knowledge in a professional environment, as well as develop a network of contacts in the industry that will allow them to avoid having to start from scratch once they have completed their training.


Choose the course you most identify with, enrol and welcome to a whole universe of possibilities in what you like the most. Find out more!

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