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TCU partners with Polimoda to expand fashion students’ access to Florence

TCU has partnered with Florence-based Polimoda to give TCU fashion merchandising students the opportunity to study in Italy starting in spring 2027. The semester programme offers two tracks, Fashion Design & Business and Fashion Design & Crafts, combining TCU’s merchandising and business focus with Polimoda’s creative and industry-connected approach, within Florence’s fashion ecosystem. The collaboration also explores research, faculty collaboration, knowledge exchange, and potentially additional academic programmes between the US and Italy.

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TCU partners with Polimoda to expand fashion students’ access to Florence
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  1. 01TCU has partnered with Florence-based Polimoda to give TCU fashion merchandising students the opportunity to study in Italy from spring 2027.
  2. 02The semester offers two tracks: Fashion Design & Business and Fashion Design & Crafts, combining TCU's merchandising and business focus with Polimoda's creative and industry-connected approach.
  3. 03Students will study in Florence’s fashion and luxury ecosystem, with exposure to Italian craftsmanship, design, and production.
  4. 04The collaboration also explores research, faculty collaboration, knowledge exchange, and potentially additional US-Italy academic programs.
  5. 05The partnership highlights international collaborations linking classroom learning with different fashion markets and environments.

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