The University of Technology Sydney’s Bachelor of Design in Fashion and Textiles is focussed on the relationship between fashion practice, conceptual thinking and theory with special emphasis on textiles and emergent technology. The school’s resources include 3D printing, animation studios, digital fabrication studios, robotics and two specialist fashion and textile studios. During their studies students have the opportunity to engage in elective global study tours, allowing them to visit iconic places such as China, Japan and Indonesia. During these study tours, students get the opportunity to work on projects with local institutions and meet professionals and practitioners who work in the fashion industry. The current student cohort is satisfied with the school’s global diversity and have expressed a desire to grow the male cohort, with the current student percentage sitting at 95% female and 5% male. Students were satisfied with courses in technical skills and digital innovation.Students were surveyed about courses in business and marketing, with only 50% indicating they were satisfied with courses in this area. Over three quarters of participating students reported finding a job within 6 months of graduating, which is above average compared to other schools in our survey.