Jump into fashion brand creative marketing through the first certificate program in fashion new media. Examine the new media landscape. Develop a vision. Create deliverables for target audiences. Finish with a market-ready, professional design portfolio and build your network in the world’s fashion capital: New York City (all in-person classes are held in the Pratt Manhattan Center).
Fashion New Media is a multidisciplinary program:
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Branding and Digital Marketing (build a brand from the ground up, or grow an existing brand)
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Graphic Design (communicate your message with typography, layout, color and image)
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Photography and Video Production (become a photographic and video content creator)
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Web Design (design blogs and websites)
Pratt Institute is authorized under Federal law to enroll non-immigrant, international students. International students are required to maintain a full-time schedule, consisting of a minimum of 18 hours per week, during the fall and spring semesters. International students can learn how to apply here.
This program features small, interactive classes, real-time instruction (either in-person, or on Zoom), free access to software for remote use, and free access to designated campus labs. Students will earn a certificate upon successful completion of all required courses.
Approximate cost of the certificate is $7000 per semester (3 semester, full-time program; 12-18 months duration).
Certificate Requirements
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Adobe InDesign
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Branded Content Marketing
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Consumer Research and Insight Development
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Digital Marketing
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Experiential Art and Marketing
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Introduction to Marketing Communications
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Introduction to Photoshop
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Introduction to Adobe Illustrator
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Survey of Western Dress
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Electives (select 9 classes from the following programs)
Portfolio (choose 5 classes from the following program)
A required class may be substituted for an elective class with prior approval
For advisement contact:
Chris Ferrara
Director of New Initiatives and Strategic Programs
Image Courtesy of Paul Sunday (faculty)