GB · Bachelors
Fashion BA (Hons)
Program information
Program overview
Fashion is an ever-changing industry that needs professionals who can respond to its challenges On this course you ll gain the skills to analyse existing ideas and express yourself through unique creative fashion designs that delight shock and inspire Develop your knowledge and skills in broad a range of subject areas including the fundamentals of the fashion business creative design visualisation and technical practices Plus you ll have the chance to specialise in an area of your choice that will inform your future career choices You ll be encouraged to develop strong teamwork skills through collaborative projects with a variety of other courses across the University We ensure students are aware of the bigger picture within the fashion industry so sustainability ethics and diversity are explored in-depth in a module then encouraged throughout the course On graduating you ll already be ahead of the competition Whether you intend to continue onto further study or straight into employment be assured you will have all the skills and knowledge that you ll need to take the next step To enhance your CV You also have the option of choosing a one-year placement in industry Sandwich Key features 100 Coursework No exams Small group sizes ensuring you get enough contact hours with staff Your own designated studio space alongside well-equipped workshops Flexibility to negotiate modules to reflect your specialisms Collaborative working with areas such as photography film and journalism Expand your technical skills to include digital fabric printing laser cutting wood metal ceramics plaster and plastics Access to the unique Betty Smithers Design Collection On successful completion of study we will issue the following award BA Hons Fashion
Duration: 13
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