Universidad Iberoamericana (Ibero)
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The Universidad Iberoamericana, known as Ibero, is a private Catholic university in Mexico City run by the Jesuits. Its flagship campus is in the Santa Fe district, and it offers a bachelor’s degree in Fashion Design and Sustainable Textiles.
About the school
Ibero was founded in 1943 by the Society of Jesus, originally as the Centro Cultural Universitario. In 2009 it received the SEP-ANUIES Prize as the best private university in Mexico.
It forms part of the Jesuit University System, a network of Jesuit-run private universities.
Fashion at Ibero
The Licenciatura en Diseño de Moda y Textiles Sostenibles is an eight-semester degree. It trains designers to develop textiles and to design solutions for clothing and living, with a focus on sustainability.
Recognition
QS lists Ibero’s fashion design programme in the 151–200 band of its art and design subject ranking.
At a glance
Founded
1943
Location
Santa Fe, Mexico City
Type
Private Catholic (Jesuit) university
Also known as
La Ibero (UIA)
Designers from this school
Listed by the designers themselves.
Sources: Wikipedia (en.wikipedia.org); Ibero, programme booklet (licenciaturas.ibero.mx); QS, Bachelor in Fashion Design and Sustainable Textiles (topuniversities.com). Details can change, so check with the school before applying.
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