L'École Internationale de Mode & Luxe (EIDM), a French fashion and luxury management school, would integrate artificial intelligence into its training offer starting from the September 2027 academic year, according to FashionUnited France.
L'établissement states that it began an overhaul of its programmes two years ago in order to adapt them to market requirements. The new modules would include the fundamentals of generative AI, AI-augmented visual creation, data literacy and no-code, predictive data analysis, CRM and AI-driven personalisation, as well as AI and intellectual property.
These courses would complement the existing core curriculum: fashion history, buying and sourcing, retail, visual merchandising, RSE, supply chain, fashion law, communication and luxury management. EIDM also relies on a hands-on approach, with annual projects ranging from organising a fashion show in the first year to opening a pop-up store in the third year.
This integration of AI would form part of the programme overhaul, with the aim of familiarising students with these new uses and supporting their entry into the job market.
