Fashion Marketing Schools

As a professor or instructor of fashion marketing classes at one of the 219 accredited fashion marketing schools in the country, you play a iperative role in shaping the future of this growing field. The graphs, statistics and analysis below outline the current state and the future direction of academia in fashion marketing, which encompasses fashion marketing training at the following levels:

Fashion Marketing Certificate
Associates degree in Fashion Marketing
Bachelors degree in Fashion Marketing
Masters degree in Fashion Marketing
PhD degree in Fashion Marketing

Statistics

Professional Trends

National Employment growth for Fashion marketing professionals

2006	2007	2008	2009	2010
222,530	233,900	230,110	230,610	228,920

Dark Yellow: Actual Values

In 2010, 228,920 fashion marketing professionals were working in the US. Between 2006 and 2010, the number of fashion marketing professionals has grown by 3%.

This growth is faster than the growth for all careers between the years 2006 and 2010, which was 1%. Over the next 7 years, this trend is expected to contine.

National Salary percentiles for Fashion marketing professionals

10th percentile	$37,580
25th percentile	$50,775
50th percentile	$69,380
75th percentile	$92,385
90th percentile	$115,390

Fashion marketing professionals in the US earned a median salary of $69,380 per year in 2010. This is 11% more than the national median salary for all professions, which was $68,155 per year.

National Median Salary Growth For Fashion Marketing

2006	2007	2008	2009	2010
$61,270	$64,615	$67,260	$68,000	$69,380

Light Blue: Salaries

Fashion marketing professionals' salaries have grown by 13% between the years 2006 and 2010.

Educational Trends

National Fashion Marketing Student enrollment growth by degree

2006	2007	2008	2009	2010
2,005	2,703	2,852	3,185	3,242
2,093	2,392	2,775	3,091	3,286
0	2	2	4	3
20	7	26	34	35
178	173	149	200	192

Yellow: Associate's Degree in Fashion Marketing
Blue: Bachelor's Degree in Fashion Marketing
Red: Doctorates Degree in Fashion Marketing
Light blue: Master's Degree in Fashion Marketing
Grey: Certificate in Fashion Marketing

We are seeing a rapid change in the career outlook for fashion marketing professionals. However, the story on the educational front is quite different. In 2006, 4,296 students graduated from fashion marketing degree programs in the US. In 2010, 6,758 students graduated from fashion marketing schools.

Thus, in 4 years, there was a 57% growth in the number of fashion marketing graduates. This growth in the number of students graduating from fashion marketing courses is greater than the change nationally for students graduating from institutions for higher education in general, which has been a 12% growth from 2006 to 2010.

Fashion Marketing Programs offered Nationwide

associate	95
bachelor	99
master	7
doctor	1
Certificate	42
Total	244

As student graduation numbers are up, the number of schools offering fashion marketing programs has decreased. In 2006 there were 185 fashion marketing schools across the nation, and in 2010, there were 219 schools.

Fashion Marketing Faculty Salaries

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