Fashion Marketing and Design School in Florence, Italy

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Fashion Marketing School in Florence

Are you interested in the world of fashion? As you already know, Italy is a leader in the fashion sector, with top designers and fashion brands such as Gucci, Prada, Valentino, Versace, Armani and Dolce & Gabbana, to name just a few.

If you've ever dreamed of working in the fashion world - from fashion design to fashion marketing, fashion merchandising, luxury goods management and the organization of fashion events - then studying in Florence, the capital of fashion creativity, makes perfect sense for your fashion career!

Florence is home to Polimoda, one of the top fashion schools in Europe offering highly specialized courses in both fashion design and fashion marketing located in the heart of the city. The school has contacts to all of the main fashion companies and brands in the region and offers specialized courses in all aspects relating to the fashion sector.

From learning how to design and to create the patterns that turn ideas into actual garments to the business side of commercializing your creative talent, Polimoda offers specialized undergraduate and Masters level courses that will not only get you started in your chosen career but also ready to jump into it as soon as you graduate. All of the courses, in fact, include internships in local companies to give you on the field experience as part of your studies.

Polimoda offers undergraduate courses such as:

as well as more highly specialized fashion design and marketing Masters programs such as:

Check out Polimoda's complete list of specialized fashion marketing courses on the official website and learn more about the courses as well as application procedures and costs.

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