Certificate in Digital Fashion
This 1-semester program provides a concise overview of the skills, strategies, and tactics necessary to help a fashion designer, entrepreneur, or marketer to stay ahead in an increasingly digital fashion environment. At the core of this course is the importance of branding one's self and business as a means to solidify one’s unique proposition in the digital world.
For S.Y. 2020-2021, this course will be delivered remotely through the SoFA C.R.E.A.T.E. (Collaborative Remote Experience through Art and Transformative Education) Program.
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The semester begins on the week of March 1, 2021.
This course runs for 1 semester, or approximately 4 to 5 months.
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Subject Inclusions & Schedule:
- Digital Marketing for Creatives | Thursdays (6:00PM - 9:00PM)
- Personal Branding for Creatives | Mondays (6:00PM - 9:00PM)
- Fashion Branding | Tuesdays (3:00PM - 6:00PM)
NOTE: Class schedules may change without prior notice. Our Admissions Office will be in touch with enrolled students for any updates or changes to this class schedule.
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Payment Terms:
Enrolling students have the option to settle tuition for this course in full upon enrollment, or avail of our 2-part Installment Plan or 4-part Installment Plan. Please click on the appropriate payment term upon checkout to confirm your initial enrollment.
- Full Payment
- Upon Enrollment: PHP 41,355.00
- 2-Part Installment Plan
- Upon Enrollment: PHP 21,427.50
- By April 13, 2021: PHP 21,427.50
- Monthly Installment Plan
- Upon Enrollment: PHP 21,177.50
- By March 19, 2021: PHP 7,392.50
- By April 13, 2021: PHP 7,392.50
- By May 8, 2021: PHP 7,392.50
For students availing the 2-part Installment Plan or the Monthly Installment Plan, succeeding payments may be settled directly with our Finance Office. Post-dated checks will be required for all installment plans. For more information, kindly email admissions@sofa.edu.ph.
NOTE: Tuition and applicable fees for this course have been adjusted for the 2nd semester of S.Y. 2020-2021 in view of the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic.