PHOTOS: 2025 DAAP Fashion Show
May 9, 2025
Over 900 people attended DAAPFASH25, a fashion show that highlights the collections of the fashion design Class of 2025. The show is now in its 72nd year.
Fashioning the future of the apparel industry
Fashion Design is a creative process of applying research, imagination, construction, and aesthetic beauty to clothing and its accessories.
Learn more about why you should study Fashion Design as a major here at the College of DAAP, School of Design!
The Bachelor of Science in Design - Fashion Design Major provides a platform for discovery, experimentation, and specialization by way of a strong foundation in critical and cultural theory, experiential learning, craftsmanship, technological literacy, and sustainable stewardship with opportunities for students to author their individual curricular pathway through elective coursework.
The support and camaraderie of my peers within the school truly encapsulate the pride I feel towards DAAP. It has evolved into a home for each of us, where we mutually guide and uplift one another, forming the pillars of this supportive community.
Kat Suddendorf '24
Program Duration: | Minimum Credits: | Offered Degree: |
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5 Years | 122 | Bachelor of Science |
At the University of Cincinnati, we believe that learning is doing and doing is learning.
All Fashion Design majors participate in the UC Co-op Program. Students have the opportunity to work full-time in the fashion industry for 5 full semesters during their studies to build their professional experience and resume.
Fashion Design students also have the unique opportunity to Study Abroad during their fourth year of study with an array of international fashion studies partners.
Study abroad is known for being a "life-changing" experience. Studies have shown there are real and tangible benefits to study abroad, including personal growth, positively academic affects, as well as increased career prospects after graduation.
Make the world your classroom as you earn credit for coursework abroad.
The fashion design students gain training and experience using advanced fashion technology, state-of-the-art tools and industry-standard equipment to prepare for fashion’s fast-paced, ever changing, technology-driven future.
The Fashion Technology Center (FTC) supports students and faculty in the design, experimentation, and innovation of textile and apparel products by providing training, access, and experience using advanced, industry-standard and state of the art tools for apparel and textile design technology, research, and prototyping.
Thanks to the generosity of numerous alumni and friends of the college, scholarships are available to students in the College of Design, Architecture, Art, and Planning.
The University of Cincinnati’s Fashion Design program features an industry-leading experience through a proven curriculum. Interested in learning more? Request more information today!
Students are encouraged to explore the information on our website and contact the DAAP Student Affairs team with any admissions questions.
May 9, 2025
Over 900 people attended DAAPFASH25, a fashion show that highlights the collections of the fashion design Class of 2025. The show is now in its 72nd year.
May 6, 2025
CCM congratulates Erin Alcorn (DMA Voice ‘25) for her recent first place win at UC’s GradNEXT Competition, a Shark Tank-style event where UC students pitch their ideas for how the university can reshape graduate education. In addition to her first place win, Alcorn took home the Audience Choice Prize, and will receive funding support for her dissertation project: the UC ARIA Initiative, incorporating virtual reality into art song performance.
May 5, 2025
When Emma Kalinowski first arrived at UC, she went through a handful of major changes before her burgeoning love of fitness led her to the School of Human Service's Exercise Science program. Now a senior about to graduate and inspired by a recent internship experience, she's readying to start a master's program in the fall. The CECH student spoke with us about her time at UC and her plans for a career in pediatric exercise physiology.