Our Apparel Entrepreneurship Graduates Are...
Covenant-keeping Designers who create beautiful apparel using the principles and elements of design and following gospel standards.
Industry-ready Clothiers who incorporate couture and industry-level construction techniques.
Business Entrepreneurs who build partnerships with and seek guidance from experts in the business and fashion industries.
Technical Experts who demonstrate expertise in the use of cutting-edge pattern-making technologies.
Highlighted Career Paths
Graduates with a degree in Apparel Entrepreneurship have a wide array of rewarding careers before them. Check out some of the top careers students get with this degree or explore more career options in I-Plan.
Apparel Production Manager
An apparel production manager oversees the manufacturing process of clothing, ensuring efficient production schedules, quality control, cost management, and team supervision.
Fashion Designer
A fashion designer researches fashion trends, sketches designs, selects fabrics and colors, and oversees the production process to ensure their designs come to life as finished products.
Technical Designer
A technical designer translates initial design concepts into precise technical specifications and patterns for production, ensuring that the garments meet fit, construction, and quality standards.
Getting Started in This Degree
If you are interested in Apparel Entrepreneurship, start with one of the following major-specific courses:
Related Majors
A Business Management degree provides first-hand business experience and teaches students to innovate, develop necessary leadership skills, and act as disciples of Christ in a business setting. Internship experience also offers practical and networking experience required to obtain employment.
Marketing students learn how business marketing operates by exploring the best marketing strategies in digital advertising and sales and how to reach target audiences.
The FCS Extension program prepares students to work in the Cooperative Extension system, supervising and managing volunteers in FCS community programs for children, youth, adults, and seniors (such as 4-H, SNAP, and other welfare services). The program includes courses in nutrition, clothing and textiles, interior design, and child development.