HIGHER SPECIALIZED INSTITUTE OF FASHION (MOD'SPÉ Paris)
About the University
HIGHER SPECIALIZED INSTITUTE OF FASHION (MOD'SPÉ Paris) in Bratislava is a private school, a branch of the Paris institution of the same name, operating since September 2015. Teaching is in English; they offer only two specialized programs in the fashion field.
It offers a Bachelor's degree in Fashion Product Manager (3 years) and a Master's degree/MBA in Fashion Product Development Director (2 years) — both with state-accredited diplomas. Admission depends not on creative skills, but on English level (TOEIC/TOEFL for non-native speakers), motivation, and interest in the industry.
Cost: for EU citizens — ~€7,850/year (Bachelor's), for non-EU citizens — ~€10,700/year; payment in two installments. Admission is rolling, with a decision within ~2 weeks after an interview. There is no dormitory; the campus is located at Hviezdoslavovo nám. 20, Bratislava.
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Updated 21 July 2026- Private fashion business school — Bratislava branch of MOD'SPÉ Paris (founded 1993); the branch in Bratislava opened in September 2015; teaching in English.
- Two programs: Fashion Product Manager (bachelor's, 3 years) and Fashion Product Development Director (master's/MBA, 2 years), with state-accredited diplomas.
- Admission is focused not on talent, but on English knowledge, motivation, and interest in fashion; for non-native speakers, TOEIC or TOEFL is required. The format is a recruitment session or an interview via Skype/phone, with a decision within ~2 weeks.
- Cost of the Fashion Product Manager program: for EU citizens ~€7,850/year, non-EU ~€10,700/year (admission directly to the 2nd year — €8,950 / €12,200); payment in two installments. Campus — Hviezdoslavovo nám. 20, Bratislava.
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Frequently Asked Questions about the University
How much does tuition cost at MOD'SPÉ Paris in Bratislava?+
This is a private school, so tuition is not free. According to the school, the Fashion Product Manager program costs about €7,850/year for EU citizens and about €10,700/year for non-EU students. If you start in the 2nd year directly, the cost is about €8,950 and €12,200 respectively. Payment is usually divided into two parts.
Ukrainians with temporary protection should ask separately which rate (EU or non-EU) they will be charged and if any discounts apply – the website does not provide these details. Compared to Slovak public universities (where full-time study in Slovak is free), MOD'SPÉ offers premium, specialized education.
What language is the instruction in, and is an English certificate required?+
Classes are taught in English. For applicants who are not native English speakers, the school requires proof of their level – at least TOEIC or TOEFL. English proficiency is the most important requirement for future students.
Talent or portfolio are not the main focus here: admission evaluates motivation, interest in the fashion industry, and English level. Therefore, Ukrainians with good English can be admitted even without special art training.
What diplomas and majors does the school offer?+
MOD'SPÉ Paris Central Europe is a fashion business school (marketing, product management, fashion communications), not a design workshop. It offers two programs: Fashion Product Manager (Bachelor's, 3 years) and Fashion Product Development Director (Master's/MBA, 2 years). The diplomas are state-accredited.
The school is part of international networks (Campus France, Campus Art) and has about 30 partner institutions worldwide, including Marist College in the USA. The school estimates the graduate employment rate at 85–90%.
Sources: About the school and partners
How to apply and when is the admission deadline for 2026?+
Admission is on a rolling basis: you submit documents, have a recruitment session or an interview via Skype/phone, and a decision is made within about two weeks. The school does not publicly set a strict single deadline for 2026 – places are filled before the start of the academic year in September.
For foreign diplomas, a certified translation of the certificate and appendix into English is required. Current steps and contacts are on the official website modspeparisce.com; we recommend contacting them in advance, as the number of places is limited.
