Fashion in New York

Fashion in New York summer course in New York, by Oxbridge Academic Programs.

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Key Details

Available from: July - August 2024
Provider: Oxbridge Academic Programs
Ages: 15-18
Fees: $10,575
Duration: 4 weeks

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Course Summary

Students navigate from the blank page to the catwalk as they visit and interact with some of the most famous flagship stores and their Garment District suppliers. Students will analyze brand strategy and consumer experience, and come to grips with the fundamentals of clothes and accessory design. The course culminates in a fashion show in which they display their creations.

Oxbridge in New York takes place at Barnard College, an independent liberal arts college established in 1889 and affiliated with Columbia University since 1900.

Course Highlights

Breakfast in the dining hall
classes on topics as diverse as Criminology or Finance and Business meet in classrooms, labs, studios, or out and about in New York
students can choose to have lunch at any local restaurants or sandwich shops in town
three afternoons a week, classes meet again. When there is no class, they are free to join in organized activities or trips and tours in and around New York
dinner in the dining hall
evening activities, events, or shows

What's Included?

Access to cultural sites and local events
accommodation
extracurricular activities, workshops, and event offerings
continuous support
on-site staff of experienced professionals
local meals

Accommodation

In New York, students live in rooms that are occupied by undergraduates during the year. Students are housed in single or double rooms and have access to shared facilities.

Tuition

Students on the Oxbridge in New York program choose one Major course and one Workshop course to study for the month. Popular courses include Creative Writing, Finance and Business, and Musical Theater.

Extracurricular Activities

Every class is designed to use New York as a teaching tool. When not in class, students can take part in the activities planned by the program, whether it be attending a Major League Baseball game, visiting Coney Island, or going to see a Broadway show.