Bachelor of Design (B. Des.) - Fashion Design

Yes. The Alliance School of Design offers dedicated placement support through its Placement Cell, industry partnerships, and the Centre for Industry Interface (CII). Students receive guidance, professional networking opportunities, and placement support to facilitate successful career outcomes in fashion and allied industries.

B. Des. in Fashion Designing is an undergraduate programme that cultivates creativity, technical skills, and industry awareness in apparel, textiles, and fashion communication. The course equips students with the ability to conceptualise, design, and develop innovative clothing collections, while integrating design thinking, sustainability, and emerging fashion technologies.

The syllabus encompasses core design principles, textile studies, garment construction, pattern making, fashion illustration, draping techniques, digital fashion design, trend forecasting, fashion marketing, and portfolio development. Students also engage in workshops, live projects, and fashion shows to contextualise learning within real-world applications.

Students have access to state-of-the-art design studios, textile and garment labs, CAD-based fashion labs, sewing and draping facilities, digital printing units, and material libraries. These resources provide hands-on experience and replicate professional fashion design environments.

Yes. The programme integrates training in industry-standard digital tools such as Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop, CLO 3D, and other fashion technologies. Students develop proficiency in digital pattern-making, 3D garment visualisation, and computer-aided design, enhancing employability and contemporary design skills.

Yes. Students are encouraged to present their work through exhibitions, portfolio reviews, and participation in design festivals. Alliance University annually hosts a Design Jury, where students showcase their collections to industry leaders and experienced faculty, receiving constructive feedback and exposure to professional perspectives.

Yes. Alliance University actively encourages students to engage in design competitions globally. Participation allows students to showcase creativity, receive expert evaluation, build professional portfolios, and develop critical thinking, problem-solving, and presentation skills essential for a successful career in fashion design.

Students gain exposure through structured internships with fashion brands, textile manufacturers, and retail companies. Hands-on training and live projects enable learners to apply classroom concepts in practical scenarios, including designing collections, collaborating on campaigns, and engaging in market research and merchandising.

Yes. The University collaborates with leading fashion brands, textile manufacturers, and retail companies to facilitate industry-relevant training, mentorship, and placement opportunities for students. These collaborations ensure exposure to current market practices and professional workflows. Alliance University has collaborations with ABFRL, Titan & The Collective.

The curriculum emphasises eco-friendly materials, sustainable production processes, and socially responsible fashion practices. Students are encouraged to integrate innovation, ethical considerations, and sustainable design thinking into their projects, preparing them to address contemporary challenges in the fashion industry.

Graduates can pursue careers as Fashion Designers, Textile Designers, Apparel Merchandisers, Fashion Illustrators, Trend Analysts, Costume Designers, Fashion Stylists, Fashion Entrepreneurs, or Work in Fashion Marketing and Branding. Opportunities span design studios, manufacturing houses, retail brands, media agencies, and freelance ventures.

The programme equips students with internationally relevant skills, professional portfolios, and exposure to global trends. Graduates are prepared to work in fashion capitals worldwide, collaborate with international brands, or pursue entrepreneurial ventures in global fashion markets.

Through the Career Advancement and Networking (CAN) office, industry partnerships, and faculty mentorship, students receive guidance for internships, live projects, and job placements. The University supports networking with fashion houses, brands, and media agencies to facilitate successful career transitions.

Yes. Alliance University provides a wide range of scholarships and financial aid opportunities for deserving and meritorious students. These are awarded on the basis of academic performance, national entrance exam scores, and other achievements such as excellence in sports or cultural activities, as well as on need-based considerations.

• AUSAT: Students scoring 75% or above in Class 10 and 12 may receive 25%, 35%, or 50% tuition fee waivers.
• UCEED: Scores ≥ 200 qualify for a 35% waiver; scores ≥ 150 qualify for 25%.
• NID DAT: Percentiles ≥ 90 receive 50%; 85–89.99 receive 35%; 80–84.99 receive 25%.