Master Digital Design: Digital Fashion Technologies
The Digital Fashion Technology track is a one-year, full-time programme within the Master of Digital Design. It equips students with the skills to address fashion industry challenges using digital technologies. Through hands-on projects and research, students gain practical experience in areas like the body, fashion systems, and products. The programme, open to diverse backgrounds, emphasizes collaboration with industry and individual projects to shape future careers in digital fashion.
Maja Blom “Digital Traces”
Programme structure
The Digital Fashion Technology programme centers on the digitalization of (parts of) the fashion supply chain. It focuses on exploring and transforming the ways we design, produce, manufacture, and use apparel, as well as the role, timing, and application of digital technologies in these processes. From AI-driven digital fabric libraries, automatic resizing, and robotic manufacturing to immersive fashion identities, this programme encourages you to leverage your background, build on your experience, choose your focus area, and drive innovation in the fashion industry through applied design research and forward-thinking ideas. The programme is structured into three main phases: the foundation period (approximately 6 weeks), an applied industry project (approximately 9 weeks), and a capstone project (approximately 16 weeks), where you’ll collaborate with students from various backgrounds. Your individual study plan, created at the end of the foundation period, will guide you through the semester, helping you make informed choices about what you want to learn to become the digital fashion technologist you aspire to be!
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