We’ve scoured through the dozens of surveys conducted by dozens of companies over the years, from The Guardian to The Business Of Fashion, to find the best schools to study different areas of the fashion business- because there is so much more to the fashion industry than simply cutting and sewing garments. Whether you’re a number cruncher aiminng for that top buying, merchandising and retail role, a keen journalist reporting on the front row, or a true artist with a flair for textiles, no matter where in the world you want to be, there is a university course for you!

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For Fashion Design: Central Saint Martins, London

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For Fashion Marketing and Management: Polimoda, Italy

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For Textile Design: Heriot Watt, Scotland

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For Fashion Communication, Photography and Styling: Condé Nast College of Fashion and Design

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For Fashion Construction, Tailoring and Technology: École de la Chambre Syndicale de la Couture Parisienne

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For Fashion Journalism: London College of Fashion, University of the Arts London

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