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B.Design in Fashion Technology and Accessory Design

A UGC-approved 4-year Bachelor of Design in Fashion Technology and Accessory Design at Vikrant University, Gwalior, open to 12th-pass students from any stream.

The B.Design in Fashion Technology and Accessory Design is a UGC-approved, 4-year undergraduate degree at Vikrant University, Gwalior. It is open to students who have completed 10+2 (or equivalent) from any stream, and combines fashion technology (apparel manufacturing and production) with accessory design (footwear, bags, and jewellery), alongside textile technology, CAD for fashion, and fashion business fundamentals.

Clarification on scope: This program is distinct from the university’s Certificate and Diploma in Fashion Design, which focus more narrowly on garment design craft (sketching, pattern making, garment construction). This B.Des. is broader and more technical, combining the technology and production side of the fashion industry (how garments and accessories are manufactured at scale) with accessory design specifically (footwear, bags, jewellery) β€” a genuinely different and more comprehensive scope than the university’s shorter fashion design programs. It is also a full 4-year degree, unlike the 1-year Certificate or 2-year Diploma.

Key Takeaways

Duration
4 Years
Eligibility
10+2 (or equivalent) from any recognized board, any stream
Recognition
UGC-approved
Top outcomes after completion
Roles in fashion/apparel production management, accessory design (footwear, bags, jewellery), textile technology, and fashion technology consulting; eligibility for M.Des. or higher studies
Ideal for
12th-pass students from any stream who are genuinely interested in the technical & production side of fashion and accessory design

Program Overview

Introduction & Objectives: This 4-year Bachelor of Design degree has a comprehensive curriculum. It includes fashion technology (apparel manufacturing & production technology) and accessory design (footwear, bags, and jewellery design). It also focuses on textile technology, CAD for fashion, and fashion business fundamentals. The objective is to build design, production-oriented, and technical skills.

Industry Relevance: As India’s fashion and accessory manufacturing sectors continue to grow β€” spanning garment production, footwear, leather goods, and jewellery β€” there is a need for professionals who understand both the design and the production dimensions of these industries. This program’s combined fashion technology and accessory design scope positions graduates for this broader, more technical segment of the fashion industry.

Key Highlights: 4-year, UGC-approved undergraduate design degreeOpen to 12th-pass students from any stream Combines fashion technology (production/manufacturing) with accessory design (footwear, bags, jewellery) More comprehensive curriculum and wider scope than the university’s Certificate/Diploma in Fashion Design Exposure to fashion/apparel production, accessory design, and foundation for higher studies

Why Choose This Program

Unique Value Propositions A rare combined focus on fashion technology (production) and accessory design (footwear, bags, jewellery) in one degree - Full 4-year depth, distinct from and more comprehensive than the university’s shorter Fashion Design certificate and diploma

Industry-Aligned Curriculum Coursework spans apparel manufacturing and production technology, accessory design (footwear, bags, jewellery), textile technology, CAD for fashion, and fashion business fundamentals, along with a capstone collection/portfolio project β€” aligned with what fashion and accessory manufacturing companies, design studios, and export houses expect from a Fashion Technology and Accessory Design graduate.

Practical, Studio and Lab-Based Learning Students undertake hands-on apparel production exercises, accessory design studio work (footwear, bags, jewellery prototyping), and CAD software training across all four years, culminating in a final collection and industry internship.

Curriculum & Specializations

Core Subjects (Year-wise). Syllabus Download: Download the full year-wise syllabus PDF from the

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Year 1

Design Fundamentals, Fashion Illustration, Textile Science, Foundation Studio

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Year 2

Apparel Manufacturing & Production Technology, CAD for Fashion, Pattern Making & Garment Construction

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Year 3

Accessory Design (Footwear, Bags, Jewellery), Textile Technology, Fashion Business Fundamentals

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Year 4

Advanced Accessory Design Studio, Industry Internship, Capstone Collection/Portfolio Project

Electives / Specializations: Apparel Production & Fashion Technology Track - Footwear & Leather Accessory Design Track - Jewellery & Fashion Accessory Design Track

Facilities & Infrastructure

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Labs & Equipment

The university has an apparel manufacturing lab, accessory design studio (footwear/bags/jewellery), and a CAD lab

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Practical Exposure

Students are taken for Industry visits, exhibitions and work on design projects that help in gaining practical experience.

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Library & Research Centers

The university’s central library provides reference material on fashion technology, textile science, and accessory design. It helps in academics, research and capstone projects

Faculty & Mentorship

Experienced Faculty: Program is delivered by faculty with qualifications and experience in fashion technology & accessory design

Practical Mentorship: One-on-one guidance during accessory design studio work and the final capstone collection project

Career Opportunities

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Fashion Technologist / Production Executive

Roles in apparel manufacturing and production management

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Accessory Designer (Footwear/Bags/Jewellery)

Design roles specifically in footwear, leather goods, or jewellery design

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Textile Technologist

Roles focused on textile production and technology

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CAD Fashion Designer

Roles using CAD software for fashion and accessory design

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Merchandiser (Apparel/Accessories)

Roles bridging design and business in apparel/accessory companies

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Industry Sectors Hiring

Industries for B.Des. graduates are: Apparel Manufacturing Companies, Jewellery & Fashion Accessory Brands, Textile & Garment Export Houses, Fashion Design Studios & Labels, and more.

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Higher Studies Options

Two major options for a B.Des graduate are- M.Des. and MBA in Fashion Management. MBA is focused on the business side of fashion.

Placements & Industry Tie-ups

Placement Opportunities

This program prepares students for various career opportunities in the fashion & lifestyle industry. Students can choose among fashion design, garment production, accessories design, quality assurance and more. View Placement Statistics

Industry Engagement

The university takes students on industrial visits that help them understand the working processes, production processes, and industry trends. Such industry interaction helps in practical learning as well as learning professional practices. It exposes them to fashion houses, textile companies, export houses and more to have a better understanding of lifestyle businesses.

Internships & Practical Exposure

Students are encouraged to participate more in workshops, exhibitions, and project making for experiential learning. It helps them build a good portfolio, which further exposes them to better opportunities in internships and professional work.

Admission Process

Eligibility Criteria β€” A 12thpass student from any stream

How to Apply

  1. Fill the online application form on the university admissions page
  2. Upload required documents (12th mark sheet and certificate, ID proof, photograph, a portfolio can be an added advantage)
  3. Pay the application fee
  4. Receive confirmation call
  5. Complete document verification and fee payment
  6. Secure admission and receive orientation details

Student Achievements

Students showcase their creative & technical skills through fashion collections, design projects, and portfolios. Their higher participation in the competitions, workshops, and exhibitions shows their talent and commitment. This programme helps them with exploring different dimensions of the fashion design industry whether production process or designing.

FAQs

What is the eligibility for B.Des. Fashion Technology and Accessory Design?

Any 12thpass student from any stream is eligible.

What is the duration of this B.Des. program?

The program runs for 4 years.

Is this program UGC approved at Vikrant University?

Yes, the program is approved by the University Grants Commission (UGC).

What is accessory design and does it include jewellery and footwear?

Yes. Accessory design means footwear, bags, and jewellery. It is covered in the program along with the fashion technology curriculum.

Does this program cover fashion technology (production/manufacturing) alongside design?

Yes. The curriculum covers both apparel manufacturing & production technology and accessory design & textile technology.

What jobs can I get after this B.Des.?

Graduates can explore roles such as Fashion Technologist or Production Executive, Accessory Designer, Textile Technologist, CAD Fashion Designer, Merchandiser and more

What is the difference between this B.Des. and the Diploma in Fashion Design?

The Diploma in Fashion Design is a shorter, 2-year program focused on garment design craft (sketching, pattern making, garment construction). This B.Des. is a full 4-year degree with a broader, more technical scope, combining fashion technology (production) with accessory design (footwear, bags, jewellery) β€” a different and more comprehensive focus than the diploma.

Can I do M.Des. after this program?

Yes. This B.Des. is a standard undergraduate feeder qualification for M.Des. (Master of Design) programs.

What is the salary after this B.Des. in India?

The salary varies according to the job role, skills, and location.

Is this B.Des. from Vikrant University a good option for a fashion and accessory design career?

Yes β€” it provides comprehensive training across fashion technology and accessory design (footwear, bags, jewellery), a broader and more technical scope than the university’s shorter fashion design programs, positioning graduates for design, production, and technology roles across the fashion and accessory industries.

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