School of Fashion Design

Celebrating over 90 years of excellence in fashion education, The School of Fashion Design is the only educational institution in New England dedicated exclusively to the study of fashion design. SFD provides students with a solid foundation in apparel design and construction, and the skills required for a successful career in fashion. Our technical Certificate program is taught by experts in the field of fashion design. Students may take courses toward the Certificate or on a class-by-class basis to fill professional education interests. For creatives and textile arts enthusiasts, SFD offers workshops in various fiber arts such as weaving, lace making, embroidery, millinery, upcycling, and more. As an SFD student, you will join a diverse community of emerging designers. Our studios are filled with recent high school graduates, students from nearby colleges enriching their education with fashion, and working professionals embarking on a new career path. SFD faculty and students are active partners in our local community, collaborating regularly with organizations and businesses through internships, exhibitions, field trips, and special events. Our reputation for excellence is on display each time our students show their work at fashion shows and exhibits throughout the year. With an SFD Certificate in Fashion Design, our alumni have enjoyed fashion careers with Adidas, Coldwater Creek, J. Jill, New Balance, PUMA, Ralph Lauren, Talbots, Timberland, TJX Companies, and more. Our alumni are designers and costumers for stage and screen, while others have found success launching their own label. Our varied class levels and flexible schedules are designed to meet the needs and profiles of all students. So whatever your level, background, or educational goals, we invite you to schedule a tour to see yourself at The School of Fashion Design. New semesters begin September, January, and June. Your fashion education begins here!

Middlesex County

Benjamin Pierce

Boston Metropolitan Area

Malden

Massachusetts

Celebrating over 90 years of excellence in fashion education, The School of Fashion Design is the only educational institution in New England...

A <a href="https://patch.com/massachusetts/fenwaykenmore/student-missing-northeastern" target="_blank" rel="noopener">missing Northeastern student</a> last seen Nov. 28 was found dead, the university said in a statement. "It is with deepest sadness that I'm writing to inform you that the search for our missing student, Dennis Njoroge, came to a tragic conclusion on New Year's Eve," University President Joseph E. Aoun said in a statement. "We have confirmed through our work with the Massachusetts State Police that the search has now ended."Njoroge, a native ok Kenya, studied media arts at Northeastern. He graduated from Burncoat High School in Worcester. "He was a familiar face to students at the basketball courts in Marino, and was looking forward to beginning a co-op at a television news station in Boston this month," the statement said. "Over the holidays, we continued to hope for Dennis's safe return, even as we felt his absence. He will be missed greatly."Aoun thanked members of the Northeastern community for bringing attention to Njoroge's disappearance. Counseling services will be available at the university.

A <a href="https://patch.com/massachusetts/fenwaykenmore/student-missing-northeastern" target="_blank" rel="noopener">missing Northeastern student</a> last seen Nov. 28 was found dead, the university said in a statement.

“It is with deepest sadness that I’m writing to inform you that the search for our missing student, Dennis Njoroge, came to a tragic conclusion on New Year’s Eve,” University President Joseph E. Aoun said in a statement. “We have confirmed through our work with the Massachusetts State Police that the search has now ended.”Njoroge, a native ok Kenya, studied media arts at Northeastern. He graduated from Burncoat High School in Worcester.

“He was a familiar face to students at the basketball courts in Marino, and was looking forward to beginning a co-op at a television news station in Boston this month,” the statement said. “Over the holidays, we continued to hope for Dennis’s safe return, even as we felt his absence. He will be missed greatly.”Aoun thanked members of the Northeastern community for bringing attention to Njoroge’s disappearance.

Counseling services will be available at the university.

Boston

Suffolk County

Fenway

Dennis Njoroge, a native of Kenya was last seen in November.