Career

History graduates can independently pursue Fashion Designing as an acceptable career pathway when fashion interests them greatly. Fashion institutes provide postgraduate Diploma and certificate programs designed to teach non-design graduates. Students can pursue M.Des (Master of Design), PG Diploma in Fashion Designing, short-term certification courses among others.

Fashion industry opportunities have emerged in both Tier-2 and Tier-3 cities because these locations see growing boutique stores as well as textile operations and local fashion businesses in addition to expanding online fashion ventures. Fresh graduates in design earn between Rs 3-5 LPA at the beginning of their careers although their compensation increases to Rs 6-10 LPA with industry experience. Freelance business or boutique ownership offers lucrative opportunities in these cities as the recent years have proven their potential for profitability.

Yes, NEOMA Business School has a Skills and Career Development department that focuses on supporting students throughout their careers by providing advice and opportunities to them. Some of the services offered at the are as follows:

• Helps students explore knowledge of professions and professional sectors;
• Helps in preparing CV, covering letter, LinkedIn profile, effective network management;
• Allows students to test out new recruitment tools: pre-recorded video interviews, key word management in online applications, and more;
• Lets students work on key skills required at top recruiting companies
• Build a strong network;
• Helps prepare projects for international plans with the help career consultants possessing expertise in different geographical areas; and much more.