THE ST. KATE’S DIFFERENCE

REAL-WORLD PROJECTS: Gain marketable, hands-on experience with internships, research, and real-world projects.

UNIQUE RESOURCES: Learn about historical trends from our 2,000-piece dress collection.

COMMUNITY: Get involved in the University’s Fashion Association to learn from and with your peers; help run the annual Katwalk fashion show.

Career Paths To Explore Buyer

Purchase goods a company or retailer can use or sell in their own business

Provide fashion advice, choose clothing for models or clients, and supervise photo shoots, to name a few

Conceptualize a product that consumers will want and bring it to life

Predict future style trends using consumer data, market research, and knowledge of the fashion industry

Develop floor plans, color, lighting, displays, technology, and other elements to attract customer attention

SUSTAINABILITY AND SOCIAL JUSTICE: Study environmental and social justice issues important to consumers and the fashion industry.

CAREER CONNECTIONS: Connect with alumni and industry speakers who work at major retailers based in the Twin Cities.