Building the path to global Fashion Education

This line of action is geared towards developing short, intensive programs that allow participants to acquire new skills and strengthen existing ones in real-world industry contexts. It includes academic internships and training experiences linked to key events, such as Colombia Moda in Medellín and the Latin American Design Forum in Buenos Aires, organized by the University of Palermo. It also encompasses intensive training programs in specific areas, such as learning Italian at Campus Magnolie, among other specialized experiences. These initiatives are designed for those seeking to update or incorporate new knowledge without interrupting their ongoing education or professional activity.

Fashion Knowledge and experience from different perspective

Built on strategic partnerships with academic institutions, this approach creates opportunities for collaboration, exchange, and the projection of talent within the fashionindustry.These agreements enable the development of joint initiatives such as student and faculty exchange, academic development, access to new methodologies, andconnection with diverse industry perspectives.They also facilitate participation in platforms that showcase talent, as well as the development of specific programs such as academic progression, student mobility,and other learning experiences.Together, these initiatives shape a collaborative ecosystem that enriches education and expands opportunities for growth within the fashion industry.

Borderless education beyong our classroom

Student mobility allows students to complement their education by experiencing a period of study at another institution, without interrupting the progress of theiracademic journey.This is made possible through the evaluation of academic content and the development of credit transfer agreements with partner institutions, ensuring that coursestaken abroad are fully integrated into their study plan.As a result, students can complete a semester abroad, gaining access to new methodologies, learning environments, and industry perspectives.One of the main partners in this process is Universidad de Medellín, where students have the opportunity to complete the fifth semester of the Fashion Designprogram.

A direct connection to leading institutions in the creative

Through our international representation, students are connected with leading institutions in the creative industries, with trusted guidance throughout the applicationand enrollment process.This connection is built on direct knowledge of each institution, its methodologies, and its academic approach, resulting from close relationships and ongoing evaluationcarried out by our team.Among the main references are Istituto Marangoni and IED – Istituto Europeo di Design, institutions with an international presence and recognized for theirexcellence in fashion education and creative disciplines.More than simply facilitating access, this approach ensures a guided and reliable process. Students receive comprehensive support in program selection, application,enrollment, and relocation planning, ensuring an experience aligned with their academic and professional goals.

A gateway to the industry and textile heritage of Peru

Study Abroad Programs in Peru (Lima – Cusco) offer immersive experiences designed and organized by Chio Lecca Fashion School, aimed at international studentsseeking to connect with the country’s textile identity and industry through a practical and academic approach.Among the most representative programs is the Andean Fashion Experience, developed in Cusco, where participants engage directly with textile artisans who sharetheir ancestral knowledge and traditional techniques. This interaction allows students to understand the cultural value of Peruvian textiles and their application incontemporary design, creating a meaningful connection between tradition and innovation.Additionally, customized programs are developed based on the needs of each institution, covering areas such as product development, understanding the Peruviantextile industry, supplier sourcing, and exploration of opportunities within the local ecosystem.In this way, these programs become a gateway to the industry and textile heritage of Peru, offering a unique, contextual, and deeply connected learning experience.