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DEC in Fashion Design
DEC in Fashion Design

DEC in Fashion Design

  • ID:LC010001
  • Level:2-Year Undergraduate Diploma
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Admission Requirements

Entry requirements

  • To have obtained a Secondary School Diploma (DES)

or

  • To have obtained a Professional Studies Diploma (DEP) and completed the following courses:
    • Language of Instruction from Secondary V
    • Second Language from Secondary V
    • Mathematics from Secondary IV

or

  • To have obtained an equivalent education or an instruction deemed sufficient. Every case will be analysed by the College.

English requirements

  • IELTS Academic: 6.0 written and at least 6 for the other components
  • TOEFL iBT: 24 written and at least 18 for the other components
  • Cambridge: 170 written and at least 170 in the other components 
  • ECL: D

Course Information

Fashion Design DEC program, the starting point for all major collections.

Exhilarating, the career of fashion designer is for strong-willed and highly creative individuals.

A fashion designer must deliver collections that respond to avid demands for something new. Being able to create collections for specific demographic niches is primordial.

A career fit for the innovative

The latest trends in fashion are in one day and out the next. For this reason, a designer must constantly anticipate future trends and be inspired by them to create their latest designs.

As of now, at LaSalle College, students have the option to study in both French and English.

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Semester 1

  • Composition of Simple Garments (90 h)
  • Assembling Principles of Simple Garments (45 h)
  • Designer Profession (45 h)
  • Graphic Process Application and Visual Presentation (90 h)
  • Study and Utilization of Raw Materials (45 h)

Semester 2

  • Composition of Various Garments (105 h)
  • Assembling Orinciples of Various Garments (45 h)
  • Style Research by Draping (45 h)
  • Fashion Concepts (75 h)
  • Fashion Phenomena (45 h)
  • Research of Raw Materials for the Production of Garments (45 h)

Semester 3

  • Composition of Elaborated Garment (60 h)
  • Garment Construction and Computer (45 h)
  • Garment Feasibility (60 h)
  • Fashion and Society (45 h)
  • Research of Distinct Fashion Concepts (75 h)
  • Fashion Products Development (60 h)

Semester 4

  • Garments Production (45 h)
  • Technical Files Elaboration (60 h)
  • Defining Characteristics of a Collection (90 h)
  • Detailed Planning and Prototypes (105 h)
  • Trend Analysis and Presentation (45 h)

Semester 5

  • Production of the Collection Plan (75 h)
  • Collection Elaboration and Prototypes (105 h)
  • Garment Evaluation (75 h)
  • Planning and Production (45h)
  • Buying and Selling of Products and Services (45 h)

Semester 6

  • Collection for Target Markets (90 h)
  • Presentation and Evaluation of Collections (75 h)
  • Elaboration of the Portfolio (60 h)
  • Fashion Promotion (60 h)
  • Fashion Design – Integration or Fashion Design Profile (120 h)
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Career Opportunity

Career Opportunity

A career in marketing culminates in a management role within the evolving world of fashion. Your LaSalle College training will help you be prepared for a career in fields such as:

  • Fashion designer
  • Stylist
  • Modeller
  • Patternmaker
  • Fashion coordinator

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Overseas Student Health Cover

500 CAD/year

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