This course is the culmination of skills gained throughout the program resulting in a major project as a body of research. Students will use their business canvas model as an initial starting proposal to research, develop and present a project of their choosing. The project will be grounded in a specific research methodology identified in their Individual Research course. This project is an opportunity to develop approaches toward problem-solving, entrepreneurship, and design-based solutions for a proposed brand/product/system. This course will reflect the complex nature of research processes as applicable to fashion system contexts, case studies, and business plans. Students’ final project presentation should demonstrate the following: a critical look at method and practice, careful examination of chosen research methodology, and engagement with industry faculty and peers.

This course is the culmination of skills gained throughout the program resulting in a major project as a body of research. Students will use their business canvas model as an initial starting proposal to research, develop and present a project of their choosing. The project will be grounded in a specific research methodology identified in their Individual Research course. This project is an opportunity to develop approaches toward problem-solving, entrepreneurship, and design-based solutions for a proposed brand/product/system. This course will reflect the complex nature of research processes as applicable to fashion system contexts, case studies, and business plans. Students’ final project presentation should demonstrate the following: a critical look at method and practice, careful examination of chosen research methodology, and engagement with industry faculty and peers.

This course is the culmination of skills gained throughout the program resulting in a major project as a body of research. Students will use their business canvas model as an initial starting proposal to research, develop and present a project of their choosing. The project will be grounded in a specific research methodology identified in their Individual Research course. This project is an opportunity to develop approaches toward problem-solving, entrepreneurship, and design-based solutions for a proposed brand/product/system. This course will reflect the complex nature of research processes as applicable to fashion system contexts, case studies, and business plans. Students’ final project presentation should demonstrate the following: a critical look at method and practice, careful examination of chosen research methodology, and engagement with industry faculty and peers.

This course is the culmination of skills gained throughout the program resulting in a major project as a body of research. Students will use their business canvas model as an initial starting proposal to research, develop and present a project of their choosing. The project will be grounded in a specific research methodology identified in their Individual Research course. This project is an opportunity to develop approaches toward problem-solving, entrepreneurship, and design-based solutions for a proposed brand/product/system. This course will reflect the complex nature of research processes as applicable to fashion system contexts, case studies, and business plans. Students’ final project presentation should demonstrate the following: a critical look at method and practice, careful examination of chosen research methodology, and engagement with industry faculty and peers.

This course is the culmination of skills gained throughout the program resulting in a major project as a body of research. Students will use their business canvas model as an initial starting proposal to research, develop and present a project of their choosing. The project will be grounded in a specific research methodology identified in their Individual Research course. This project is an opportunity to develop approaches toward problem-solving, entrepreneurship, and design-based solutions for a proposed brand/product/system. This course will reflect the complex nature of research processes as applicable to fashion system contexts, case studies, and business plans. Students’ final project presentation should demonstrate the following: a critical look at method and practice, careful examination of chosen research methodology, and engagement with industry faculty and peers.

This course is the culmination of skills gained throughout the program resulting in a major project as a body of research. Students will use their business canvas model as an initial starting proposal to research, develop and present a project of their choosing. The project will be grounded in a specific research methodology identified in their Individual Research course. This project is an opportunity to develop approaches toward problem-solving, entrepreneurship, and design-based solutions for a proposed brand/product/system. This course will reflect the complex nature of research processes as applicable to fashion system contexts, case studies, and business plans. Students’ final project presentation should demonstrate the following: a critical look at method and practice, careful examination of chosen research methodology, and engagement with industry faculty and peers.

This course is the culmination of skills gained throughout the program resulting in a major project as a body of research. Students will use their business canvas model as an initial starting proposal to research, develop and present a project of their choosing. The project will be grounded in a specific research methodology identified in their Individual Research course. This project is an opportunity to develop approaches toward problem-solving, entrepreneurship, and design-based solutions for a proposed brand/product/system. This course will reflect the complex nature of research processes as applicable to fashion system contexts, case studies, and business plans. Students’ final project presentation should demonstrate the following: a critical look at method and practice, careful examination of chosen research methodology, and engagement with industry faculty and peers.

This course is the culmination of skills gained throughout the program resulting in a major project as a body of research. Students will use their business canvas model as an initial starting proposal to research, develop and present a project of their choosing. The project will be grounded in a specific research methodology identified in their Individual Research course. This project is an opportunity to develop approaches toward problem-solving, entrepreneurship, and design-based solutions for a proposed brand/product/system. This course will reflect the complex nature of research processes as applicable to fashion system contexts, case studies, and business plans. Students’ final project presentation should demonstrate the following: a critical look at method and practice, careful examination of chosen research methodology, and engagement with industry faculty and peers.

This course is the culmination of skills gained throughout the program resulting in a major project as a body of research. Students will use their business canvas model as an initial starting proposal to research, develop and present a project of their choosing. The project will be grounded in a specific research methodology identified in their Individual Research course. This project is an opportunity to develop approaches toward problem-solving, entrepreneurship, and design-based solutions for a proposed brand/product/system. This course will reflect the complex nature of research processes as applicable to fashion system contexts, case studies, and business plans. Students’ final project presentation should demonstrate the following: a critical look at method and practice, careful examination of chosen research methodology, and engagement with industry faculty and peers.

This course is the culmination of skills gained throughout the program resulting in a major project as a body of research. Students will use their business canvas model as an initial starting proposal to research, develop and present a project of their choosing. The project will be grounded in a specific research methodology identified in their Individual Research course. This project is an opportunity to develop approaches toward problem-solving, entrepreneurship, and design-based solutions for a proposed brand/product/system. This course will reflect the complex nature of research processes as applicable to fashion system contexts, case studies, and business plans. Students’ final project presentation should demonstrate the following: a critical look at method and practice, careful examination of chosen research methodology, and engagement with industry faculty and peers.