FASHION DESIGN
It is possible to continue education in the second-year of study at the University for Creative Arts, Great Britain:
http://www.ucreative.ac.uk/Rochester

COSTUME DESIGN

COURSE FOR THE FINE ARTS STUDENTS
It is possible to continue education in the second year of study at the University for Creative Arts, Great Britain:
http://www.ucreative.ac.uk/Rochester

FASHION DESIGN
Our Fashion Design course provides practical knowledge about this profession.
The teachers in our School are working professionals who are eager to share the information they have and their knowledge in a field of a given specialization. Apart from learning the classic art subjects which are required for a given profession, students also attend lessons during which, just like in the famous St. Martin's School of Art in London, they find out how to design clothes which best suit the needs of the fashion market. They are also taught how to develop a strategy, plan manufacturing activities and market fashion designs.
Before taking their Fashion and Costume Design diploma exam, all students are obliged to undergo an internship in a company that will be assigned to them. Moreover, students also develop their knowledge by taking part in fashion fairs in Poland and abroad and by monitoring the cultural events.
The course lasts 2.5 years.
Modes: full-time and extramural.
It is possible for students to continue education in the second year of study at the University for Creative Arts, Great Britain:
http://www.ucreative.ac.uk/Rochester

COSTUME DESIGN
Almost all candidates ask what is the difference between being a costume designer and being a fashion designer.
A fashion designer is a person who produces clothes from the very beginning and has some specific technical knowledge. A costume designer, however, creates new clothes using products which are already available on the market, and does so according to the expectations of a theatre director or a photographer. Designing fashion is a slightly more individual activity, while a costume designer usually works in a team. A fashion designer manages his/her time him/herself, while a costume designer works according to the general schedule of a theatre, film or some other. Both courses share the same art subjects and English lessons throughout the first year. Following the summer holiday, subjects vary depending on a chosen specialization.
Duration of course: 2.5 years
Modes: full-time and extramural

COURSE FOR THE FINE ARTS STUDENTS WHO HAVE COMPLETED THEIR FIRST YEAR OF STUDIES
If you are studying at an Academy of Fine Arts and would like to complete an additional specialisation programme, we invite you to attend a course prepared specifically for Fine Arts students.
The subjects taught during the course include:
• Fashion / costume design
• Tailoring techniques
• Garment construction and modelling
• Textiles Understanding

The course lasts 1.5 years
It is possible to continue education in the second year of study at the University for Creative Arts, Great Britain:
http://www.ucreative.ac.uk/Rochester

The course programme in our School  consists of the following subjects, classes and additional lessons:

FIRST YEAR, FIRST AND SECOND TERM

HISTORY OF ART– Z. Żubka-Chmielewska
HISTORY OF CLOTHING AND TEXTILES - Z. Zubka- Chmielewska
BASICS OF FASHION DESIGN - J. Misztela
GARMENT CONSTRUCTION AND MODELLING - H. Wargin
DRAWING FROM NATURE / DRAWING FASHION FIGURES -  J. Mroczek/ W. Kobus- Bródka/ J. Jarząbek
TEXTILES UNDERSTANDING - A. Stępień
ENGLISH - J. Krupa
PROFESSINAL ETHICS - M. Płonka
3D DRAWING Mariusz Przybylski

SECOND YEAR, THIRD AND FOURTH TERM

HISTORY OF ART - E. Antosiewicz
HISTORY OF CLOTHING AND TEXTILES - E. Antosiewicz
TAILORING TECHNIQES- S. Przekop
FASHION DESIGN - A. Koshmieder
PROFESSIONAL SPECIALIZATION: FASHION DESIGN A. Foder
PROFESSIONAL SPECIALIZATION: COSTUME DESIGN - Z. De Ines
PROFESSIONAL SPECIALIZATION: COSTUME DESIGN - I. Stronias
COMPUTER DESIGN- Ł. Juńczyk
DRAWING  - J. Mroczek, W. Kobus- Bródka/ J. Jarząbek
ENGLISH- E. Krupa
3D  FASHION DESIGN (TUTORIAL + CLASSES)- J. Misztela
DESIGN: ADDITIONAL SUBJECTS
(TUTORIAL + CLASSES)- J. Misztela
FASHION PHOTOGRAPHY  (TUTORIAL + CLASSES) –M. Pietruszyński
PROFESSIONAL ETHICS (TUTORIAL) – M. Płonka
COSTUME DESIGN TECHIQUES (TUTORIAL + CLASSES)- I. Buśkiewicz 

FIFTH TERM
HISTORY OF ART- E. Antosiewicz
HISTORY OF CLOTHING- E. Antosiewicz
ENGLISH- E. Krupa
COMPUTER DESIGN- Ł. Juńczyk
PROFESSIONAL SPECIALIZATION-CONSULTATIONS (I. Stronias, Zofia de Ines)
FASHION DESIGN - COSULTATIONS –M. Płonka/J. Misztela/A. Foder/A. Koshmieder
PROFESSIONAL SPECIALIZATION-COSTUME DESIGN: I. Stronias, Z. de Ines, M. Płonka
COSTUME DESIGN - Z. De Ines, M. Płonka
COPYRIGHT LAW  (TUTORIAL)
FASHION PHOTOGRAPHY (TUTORIAL + CLASSES) –M. Pietruszyński
FOOTWEAR DESIGN  (TUTORIAL)
JEWELLERY DESIGN (TUTORIAL)
INTERNSHIPS - throughout the whole term