BACHELOR'S PROGRAM OUTDOOR
SOFTGOODS DESIGN & DEVELOPMENT

The goal of this program is to provide future technicians with right skills in apparel, footwear, bag, and textile accessory product design and management to succeed in the highly competitive outdoor sports industry.

Useful Information

France: “Licence Professionnelle” (L3) International: Bachelor’s degree (3 or 4 year university degree depending on country)

Annecy, France (Northern French Alps)

Manufacturing processes, product and project management, sourcing, fabrics, and the outdoor industry

English

12 months full-time

6 months

Product Developer, Project Manager or Designer for the outdoor Sports & Leisure Industry


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Admission

2 years of university level coursework + TOEIC

TOEIC 700 / B2 Level

Via application plus interview (video conference possible)

€278 to €3050 depending on the student's situation

The cost of the training is not the same as for students. It is recommended that you contact the IUT's continuing professional education service to learn about financing options.


Apply
  • 01.

    Program built entirely by companies from the outdoor sports industry.

  • 02.

    Enjoy studying in the most highly coveted outdoor sports playground in France.

  • 03.

    Take advantage of classes taught by professionals from the outdoor sports industry.

  • 04.

    Develop your work experience in this highly competitive and international industry through a full-time internship and through professional trade shows such as ISPO.

  • 05.

    Gain access to the OSV network to increase your chances of entering this very competitive market.

  • 06.

    Work on projects that address current key topics for the outdoor sports market in partnership with a company from the industry.

What should you expect from this program?

You will develop high-level skills and your professional network through expert lecturers, by meeting key players from the industry who will share their experience, through group projects, and by attending professional trade shows.

“One year ago, I didn’t know anything about product development, and today I’m a product manager,”
Antoine, PSTF graduate, class of 2019-2020