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Undergraduate Majors
With a high school diploma or a General Equivalency Diploma (GED), you can apply to any of FIT’s associate degree programs. Some students with credits or a degree from another college may be eligible to apply directly to a bachelor's degree program.
- Accessories Design
- Advertising and Marketing Communications
- Advertising Design
- Art History and Museum Professions
- Communication Design Foundation
- Computer Animation and Interactive Media
- Cosmetics and Fragrance Marketing
- Direct and Interactive Marketing
- Entrepreneurship
- Fabric Styling
- Fashion Design
- Fashion Business Management
- Film and Media
- Fine Arts
- Graphic Design
- Home Products Development
- Illustration
- Interior Design
- International Trade and Marketing for the Fashion Industries
- Jewelry Design
- Menswear
- Packaging Design
- Photography
- Production Management: Fashion and Related Industries
- Technical Design
- Textile Development and Marketing
- Textile/Surface Design
- Toy Design
- Visual Presentation and Exhibition Design
Graduate Programs
Our graduate curricula and NYC location offer exceptional opportunities for you to develop your professional network, providing numerous and valuable interactions with leaders in your field.
Master of Arts
- Art Market
- Exhibition Design
- Fashion and Textile Studies: History, Theory, Museum Practice
- Sustainable Interior Environments
Master of Fine Arts
Master of Professional Studies
Continuing and Professional Studies
Whether you are a beginner or professional, our programs provide vital skills for career changers, executives, entrepreneurs, and small-business owners, and industry groups, and serious hobbyists, in areas such as fashion business, design, computer technology, and marketing.
Great News!
The National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) awarded FIT a $100,000 grant for faculty development on the history of business and labor, to be taught to students in the School of Art and Design. Head to our Newsroom to learn more about this exciting project.
The Footwear of Tomorrow
It took over 100 hours for Troy Nachtigall '04 to 3D-print this shoe for the Dutch minister of education, innovation and science. "I loved computer patternmaking at FIT and saw the future of individual things for everyone," he says. Photo credit: Tomas Mutsaers.
Art Market
One evening in March, students from FIT’s Art Market Studies MA program gathered in the new namesake gallery of Meredith Rosen ’10 to smash pies in an artist’s face.
Unconventional Minds
FIT is a community of unconventional minds, educating students to be problem solvers and design thinkers. Watch this video produced by FIT students to see their imagination at work.
