The online BS in Fashion Media program teaches students how to engage audiences and educates aspiring fashion media professionals on the fundamentals of media and media theory.

Graduates acquire skills in media production, digital photography, and filmmaking, as well as written and visual journalism. 

This program’s flexible, fully online format allows students to earn their degree from wherever they are located, on the schedule that works best for them.

LIM’s fully online programs feature 7.5-week accelerated courses.

Fashion Media majors examine contemporary issues in mass media and cultural choices that affect media around the world. Students also gain experience using media tools and technology while creating a portfolio of writing, photography, or film projects.

Key Fashion Media courses include:

• Digital Photography and Imaging
• Television, Audiences, and the Internet
• Integrated Marketing Communications
• Introduction to Film
• Video Production and Editing

Real-world experience is essential to preparing for your future career, especially in the fashion industry. Fashion Media majors are required to complete 13 experiential education credits, including 3 internships. These internships can be done anywhere in the world, including remotely or in a hybrid format.

In addition to traditional internships, students in the online Fashion Media program may be eligible to earn required experiential education credits through project-based learning with their current employer or receive credit for prior work experience.

Here are some of the places where Fashion Media majors in the online program have completed their internships:

• Edited Studio
• Equinox
• Lindsey Media
• Savannah Engel PR
• The Vow Whisperer

Potential career fields for graduates with a Fashion Media degree include:

• Content and Social Media Marketing
• Creative Direction
• Journalism and Publishing
• Media Production
• Public Relations and Advertising

LIM’s roots in New York City pave the way for the immense expertise, experience, and connections our online students benefit from.

We ensure that students have opportunities throughout their online program to build a strong résumé that showcases their skills and experience.

By the time they graduate, Fashion Media majors have created a portfolio that reflects their coursework, field experience, and internship projects.

Fashion Media courses at LIM evolve as the industry evolves, educating students on the most up-to-date industry trends and teaching students how to create and tell impactful stories.

Our students gain practical knowledge from faculty members’ experiences working with leading media organizations like CNN, Esquire, and NBC. Guest speakers and panelists also participate in virtual events to share their experiences and discuss opportunities for internships and employment.

The Lexington Line is LIM’s student magazine, created and produced entirely by students. Fashion Media majors comprise a high percentage of the magazine’s staff, taking on roles in editing, designing, writing, and marketing. Plus, all Fashion Media majors pitch articles for The Lexington Line and publish their work on its website.

Being part of The Lexington Line gives online students a unique opportunity to explore multiple facets of fashion media, publish their work, and apply knowledge gained in their courses in a real-world situation.

Check out The Lexington Line and see how you could become involved in it!

As an online learner, you will have many ways to establish meaningful connections with your classmates, professors, and LIM’s campus community.

All online students have dedicated academic advisors who provide support and help resolve any issues that arise during your program.

Student clubs and organizations also provide a way to expand your network and enhance your experience.

Explore the academic resources available to you.

Life can be complicated. Maybe you have a family to care for, a full-time job, or are far from New York City.

Whatever your circumstances, our 100% online Bachelor of Science degree program in Fashion Media meets your need for flexibility.

Take advantage of the opportunity to learn from wherever you are with flexible accelerated coursework that fits your schedule.

1. Application for admission: Complete our online application to apply to LIM College. 
2. Transcripts: Submit your official high school transcripts so we can evaluate your academic history. If you are a transfer student, you must also submit official transcripts from all colleges and universities you attended. If you are a transfer student who already has an associate degree, you do not need to submit your high school transcripts. 
3. Interview: Under most circumstances, we do not require a formal interview. However, all applicants are required to attend an admissions counseling session prior to their application being reviewed for admission.  

You may also submit additional documents in support of your application. These are not required, but submitting them can enhance your chances for admission. Here are some of the documents you can provide to strengthen your application.

• Résumé or Activity Sheet: Demonstrate your involvement in extracurricular activities to show us your interests outside the classroom. Fill out the optional Activity Sheet to let us know about any of your internships, leadership activities, community service, and more.
• Standardized test scores: Because of LIM College’s test-optional policy, it is up to you whether or not you wish to submit ACT or SAT scores as part of your application.

International students are required to submit all application materials and required documents in English. International students are also required to provide evidence of English proficiency, through one of the following ways:

• Diagnostic exam of English proficiency (such as TOEFL)*
• Prior academic coursework
• Aptitude exam with a required English language section (such as the SAT)
• English language learning certificate from an LIM College partner language school
• English is a native language of the student’s country of origin.

* Official scores must be less than two years old