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History

The founder SUGINO Yoshiko (1892-1978) established a vocational school "Dressmaker School" in 1926. Then she established "Sugino Women's College" in 1964. The college was reorganized into a coeducational college "Sugino Fashion College" in 2002.

Organization

Undergraduate programs

* Department of Fashion ** Faculty of Fashion ** Faculty of Fashion Presentation

Graduate programs

* Advanced Course for Fashion Design (one-year program) * Master Course for Plastic Arts

Campuses

Meguro Campus

* 4-6-19 Kami-Ōsaki,

, Tokyo, 141-8652 Japan

Hino Campus

* 1006-44 Mogusa,

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, 191-0033 Japan

References

External links

Official website
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