Berke Uluşan is a fashion designer and academic whose work bridges creative practice, digital methodology, and contemporary fashion research. His practice engages with fashion as both a structural discipline and a visual language, with particular focus on pattern development, technical drawing, fashion marketing strategy, and digital design systems.

He holds a BA in Fashion Design from Nuova Accademia di Belle Arti (NABA), Milan and an MA Double Award in Fashion Design from Domus Academy & Regent’s University London, where his studies integrated design research, trend analysis, and strategic fashion management within an international context.

He currently works as a Lecturer in the Textile and Fashion Design Department at Arkin University of Creative Arts and Design (ARUCAD). His teaching spans Technical Drawing, Fashion Illustration, Pattern Making, and Computer-Aided Design, incorporating Adobe Creative Suite and various technologies. His pedagogical approach combines industry-oriented precision with research-based inquiry, encouraging students to navigate both conceptual development and technical execution.

His professional experience includes collaborations with Fondazione Gianfranco Ferré, Biffi Boutiques, Mytheresa, and Italian knitwear designer Saverio Palatella, reflecting a practice informed by both heritage fashion institutions and contemporary digital platforms. He has also participated in the Fashion Graduate Italia platform, positioning his work within the emerging European fashion discourse.

His research interests explore digital fashion methodologies, consumer behavior analysis, sustainability-oriented design thinking, and the evolving intersection between fashion education and technological innovation.