Retail

LPU's MFM (Master of Fashion Management) program provides students with opportunities to connect with leading fashion and retail brands through internships, live projects, and placement drives. Over the years, students have received opportunities with companies such as Aditya Birla Fashion & Retail, Reliance Retail, Shoppers Stop, Lifestyle, Pantaloons, Tommy Hilfiger, Calvin Klein, Zara, H&M, Decathlon, and Marks & Spencer, depending on hiring requirements and student performance. Along with placement support, LPU emphasizes industry exposure, helping students build careers in fashion merchandising, retail management, brand management, buying, and marketing.

Sure. Fashion Marketing plus Merchandising are part of the main focus areas in LPU's Master of Fashion Management (MFM) program, so it's kind of central. The curriculum rolls through topics like fashion marketing, retail management, merchandising, brand management, consumer behaviour, visual merchandising, supply chain management and also digital retailing. Along with what you learn in classrooms, students also get practical and hands on exposure via industry projects, internships and casual interactions with fashion professionals. This helps them gear up for careers in fashion retail, merchandising, brand management, and even luxury businesses.

Yeah, so students doing B.F.Tech (Apparel Production) at LPU get to see, textile technology along with merchandising in their syllabus, sort of in the same mix. In the course they cover things like textile fibers and fabrics , garment manufacturing processes, quality assurance, apparel production technology, merchandising, sourcing, and also supply chain management plus product development. Because of this combo, they end up understanding not only how garments are made, but also how those garments are planned, sourced, marketed, and finally sent to consumers. In general, this type of industry backed training gives graduates a chance to step into many kinds of roles, like apparel manufacturing, export houses, buying agencies, retail operations, and merchandising organizations.