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The specialization in Fashion Design within the Higher Education Degree in Design provides qualified training for the professional practice of fashion design.

Throughout the four years of study, students develop the ability to design textile and fashion products across different fields and for diverse target audiences, addressing market needs and trends while fostering creativity, innovation, and technical, economic, environmental, and sociocultural feasibility.

Career opportunities include Fashion Designer, Coolhunter (trend research), Costume Designer for theatre and film, Textile Designer, as well as research and teaching, among others.

These studies are fully equivalent to a university Bachelor’s Degree.

What Subjects Are Included in These Studies

First Year

Visual Language

Duration: Annual
ECTS: 8 credits
Class hours: 4 hours per week

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Creativity and Project Methodology

Duration: Annual
ECTS: 4 credits
Class hours: 2 hours per week

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Freehand Drawing. Sketching and Drafting

Duration: Semester
ECTS: 5 credits
Class hours: 4 hours per week

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Design Expression Techniques

Duration: Semester
ECTS: 5 credits
Class hours: 4 hours per week

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Representation Systems

Duration: Annual
ECTS: 8 credits
Class hours: 4 hours per week

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Vector Representation

Duration: Annual
ECTS: 7 credits
Class hours: 4 hours per week

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Digital Photography and Audiovisual Media

Duration: Annual
ECTS: 5 credits
Class hours: 3 hours per week

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Art and Aesthetics History

Duration: Annual
ECTS: 4 credits
Class hours: 3 hours per week

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History of Design: 19th, 20th and 21st Centuries

Duration: Annual
ECTS: 4 credits
Class hours: 3 hours per week

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Pattern Making and Garment Construction I

Duration: Annual
ECTS: 10 credits
Class hours: 6 hours per week

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Second Year

Anthropometry and Ergonomics

Duration: Semester
ECTS: 4 credits
Class hours: 4 hours per week

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Three-Dimensional Construction

Duration: Annual
ECTS: 5 credits
Class hours: 3 hours per week

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Scientific Foundations Applied to Design

Duration: Annual
ECTS: 7 credits
Class hours: 3 hours per week

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Ecodesign and Sustainability

Duration: Semester
ECTS: 4 credits
Class hours: 3 hours per week

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Technical English

Duration: Annual
ECTS: 4 credits
Class hours: 2 hours per week

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Garment Volume Studies

Duration: Semester
ECTS: 4 credits
Class hours: 4 hours per week

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Fashion Drawing

Duration: Semester
ECTS: 4 credits
Class hours: 5 hours per week

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Textile Workshop: Materials and Processes

Duration: Annual
ECTS: 4 credits
Class hours: 3 hours per week

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Pattern Making and Garment Construction II

Duration: Annual
ECTS: 8 credits
Class hours: 5 hours per week

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History of Clothing

Duration: Semester
ECTS: 4 credits
Class hours: 2 hours per week

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History of Fashion. Designers and Trends

Duration: Semester
ECTS: 4 credits
Class hours: 2 hours per week

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Fashion Design Projects I

Duration: Semester
ECTS: 6 credits
Class hours: 6 hours per week

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Digital Fashion Illustration

Duration: Semester
ECTS: 4 credits
Class hours: 3 hours per week

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Third Year

Theory and Culture of Design

Duration: Annual
ECTS: 6 credits
Class hours: 3 hours per week

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Design Management

Duration: Annual
ECTS: 6 credits
Class hours: 3 hours per week

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Printing Workshop: Techniques and Processes

Duration: Semester
ECTS: 4 credits
Class hours: 4 hours per week

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Textile Workshop: Processes and Finishes

Duration: Semester
ECTS: 4 credits
Class hours: 4 hours per week

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Digital Technology Applied to Fashion Design

Duration: Semester
ECTS: 4 credits
Class hours: 4 hours per week

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Industrial Pattern Making and Garment Techniques

Duration: Semester
ECTS: 5 credits
Class hours: 4 hours per week

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Pattern Making and Garment Construction III

Duration: Annual
ECTS: 7 credits
Class hours: 4 hours per week

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Draping Workshop (on Dress Form)

Duration: Annual
ECTS: 6 credits
Class hours: 4 hours per week

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Fashion Design Projects II

Duration: Semester
ECTS: 6 credits
Class hours: 4 hours per week

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Fashion Accessories Design

Duration: Semester
ECTS: 4 credits
Class hours: 4 hours per week

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Elective

Duration: Annual
ECTS: 8 credits
Class hours: 4 hours per week

  1. Swimwear and Lingerie
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  2. Capsule Collection
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Fourth Year

Fashion Image

Duration: Semester
ECTS: 4 credits
Class hours: 4 hours per week

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Integrated Digital Project

Duration: Semester
ECTS: 8 credits
Class hours: 6 hours per week

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Styling, Fashion and Communication

Duration: Semester
ECTS: 5 credits
Class hours: 5 hours per week

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Styling for Performance and Audiovisual Media

Duration: Semester
ECTS: 6 credits
Class hours: 6 hours per week

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Fashion Product Organization and Quality Control

Duration: Semester
ECTS: 2 credits
Class hours: 2 hours per week

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Fashion Marketing

Duration: Semester
ECTS: 3 credits
Class hours: 2 hours per week

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Elective

Duration: Semester
ECTS: 8 credits
Class hours: 5 hours per week

  1. Menswear
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  2. Children’s Fashion
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  3. Project Presentation and Rhetoric
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  4. Women’s Ceremonial Wear
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Final Degree Project

Duration: Semester
ECTS: 12 credits

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External Internships

Duration: Semester
ECTS: 12 credits

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Student Work

This is a selection of projects developed by our students.

External Internships

In the Higher Education Degree in Fashion Design, we collaborate with some of the leading fashion brands in the city. Among others, we have internship agreements with companies such as Mayoral, Gisela and Charanga. Through these internships, students gain first-hand experience of professional practice in the fashion design industry.

San Telmo places strategic importance on its relationship with companies in sectors closely related to the programmes it offers. For this reason, nearly 100 companies currently collaborate closely with the school. This partnership has a dual purpose: on the one hand, to facilitate students’ access to the labour market; on the other, to gain a deeper understanding of professional demands across different sectors, allowing academic content and teaching approaches to be continuously aligned with real-world practice.

Career Opportunities

Among the most common career paths are:

  • Fashion and Apparel Designer
  • Coolhunter – Trend Research
  • Fashion Styling
  • Art Direction
  • Costume Designer for Theatre and Film
  • Textile Designer
  • Fashion Illustration
  • Tailoring and Custom Garment Making
  • Research and Teaching
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Graduate Employability

More than 71% of our graduates in Fashion Design are currently working as designers in companies within the sector.

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Es fácil. Sólo tienes que seguir los siguientes pasos:

1. Lo primero es realizar unauna preinscripción.preinscripción.

El plazo es del 1 al 31 de mayo. El precio para realizar la prueba de acceso a los Estudios Superiores la determina la Junta de Andalucía. El pago debe realizarse a través del modelo 046. Para hacerla tienes que venir a la Escuela y formalizarla en la Secretaría. Si quedan plazas libres, en septiembre se abre un nuevo plazo de preinscripción. Si es así, informaremos en nuestra web y en redes.

Hay un 20% de plazas que se reservan para los exentos de prueba. Esto es para los que tengan bachillerato por ejemplo. Esta forma de acceso está exenta de prueba y se realiza por orden según el expediente académico. El plazo de preinscripción para este acceso es del

2. A continuación, hacer la pruebaprueba dede acceso.acceso.

La prueba de acceso se realiza la primera quincena de Julio. Esa es la prueba específica. Si no tienes los requisitos académicos (por ejemplo, no tienes el Bachillerato), tendrás que hacer también una prueba general (finales de junio).

3. Por último, formalizarformalizar lala matrícula.matrícula.

Si has pasado la prueba de acceso y apareces en las listas de Admitidos, debes formalizar la matrícula entre el 1 y el 7 de SEPTIEMBRE para los de 1ª adjudicación, del 16 al 20 de SEPTIEMBRE para los de 2ª adjudicación.

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Equivalencia Formativa

Los Estudios Superiores de Diseño son equivalentes a los estudios de Grado Universitarios, y en el ámbito español y europeo se enmarcan dentro de las Enseñanzas Artísticas Superiores. Son enseñanzas reguladas por la Ley Orgánica de Educación 2/2006, de 3 de mayo, y desarolladas a nivel estatal por el Real Decreto 1614/2009.Este nivel de enseñanza tiene una duración de cuatro cursos, donde en 1º y 2º se realiza una formación de base de los diseñadores y, aunque la especialización se comienza en primero, es en los cursos posteriores donde se aumenta progresivamente el nivel de especialización.

Los Estudios Superiores de Diseño se adaptan al sistema europeo de créditos ETCS, regulado en el Real Decreto 1125/2003, de 5 de septiembre, por el que se establece el sistema europeo de créditos y el sistema de calificaciones en las titulaciones universitarias de carácter oficial. En esta unidad de medida se integran las enseñanzas teóricas y prácticas, así como otras actividades académicas dirigidas, con inclusión de las horas de estudio y de trabajo que el estudiante debe realizar para alcanzar las competencias formativas propias de cada una de las especialidades.

Los titulados obtienen las competencias suficientes para realizar trabajos técnicos y creativos propios de su perfil profesional, de forma autónoma, o bien asumir responsabilidades de dirección, planificación, organización y coordinación.La equivalencia universitaria de la titulación de los Estudios Superiores de Diseño permite al estudiante, tras su finalización, la realización de Estudios de Máster y la posibilidad de realizar estudios de Postgrado a nivel de doctorado.

Otro factor importante a tener en cuenta en el ámbito de los Estudios Superiores de Diseño, es la movilidad de los estudiantes dentrodel espacio europeo a través de programas de intercambio de estudiantes como Erasmus.

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