Margrethe-Skolen offers a two-year further vocational design education, divided into four semesters. The education is SU legitimate. Margrethe-Skolen’s force is its creative approach to the design education. The school’s positive, dynamic and creative atmosphere inciting the students to…

By the graduation in 2010, Camilla Lagerbon was one among many who showed an impressive presentation. Here Camilla tells a little about her inspiration: My main inspiration comes from a photo series called “Spooky little girl like you” by the Swedish photographer Denise Grünstein…

Her Royal Highness Princess Benedikte is the school’s patroness and the school has set up a fund from which “Benedikte Prisen” is awarded. Margrethe-Skolen has had the pleasure and honor to educate Her Royal Highness and she has since kept…

Personal development – formation & experience within the creative, technical and theoretical areas. Aims for workshops and lectures are through theoretical issues and academic activities to further develop the knowledge and skills for a better understanding of what the clothing…

Margrethe-Skolen arranges a study tour to Paris in the first year of the course to give the students insight into the Mecca of culture and fashion. The school intends, by visiting the textile fair Premier Vision, to facilitate a…

Margrethe-Skolen fashion show 2010 was held at the National Museum, Thursday 24th June. The first-year students showed their yearproject with a cultural/ethnic theme while the second-year students showed their exam with self-chosen theme for the attendees, who both were family…