BSFCS Fashion Merchandising

Course Overview This program offers a diverse range of specialized majors within the family and consumer sciences field, each designed to prepare students for impactful careers. Students can choose from concentrations in Consumer Affairs, Human Development, Fashion Merchandising, Interior Design, and Nutrition, tailoring their education to their professional goals. The curriculum combines theoretical knowledge with practical, hands-on experience through internships, technology applications, and real-world projects. Key Program Highlights Choose from five distinct career-focused majors including accredited programs in Interior Design (CIDA) and Dietetics (ACEND). Gain valuable hands-on experience through internships, industry software training, and study tours relevant to your field. Prepare for diverse careers in sectors like financial services, family advocacy, fashion retail, commercial design, and public health nutrition. Option to pursue Texas Teacher Certification to teach Family and Consumer Sciences in secondary education. Structured degree tracks include complementary business minors and pathways to graduate school or professional certifications.