To recognise and to foster talent; these are the founding principles of the undergraduate fashion courses at Morley College London’s Waterloo Centre. The HND Art & Design (Fashion) will enable you to push the boundaries of your creativity through research and experimentation, underpinned by a solid foundation of technical skills to help you realise your vision. Throughout the course, you will complete design portfolios and capsule collections to professional standards reinforced by signature branding and marketing materials in preparation for further study or a career within the industry. Projects may be interpreted to explore a range of influences, from women’s luxury ready to wear to menswear and bespoke tailoring to costume design and construction. Our team of industry professional lecturers and technicians impart their wealth of knowledge to the next generation through exciting projects based on real world scenarios across a range of fashion related disciplines.

Modules may be subject to change but typically would cover: - Professional Development - Contextual Studies - Individual Project (Pearson Set) - Techniques and Processes - Computer Aided Design - Pattern Cutting and Garment Making - Fashion and Textiles Practices - Fashion Collection - Professional Practice - Applied Practice (Collaborative Project) (Pearson Set) - Advanced Fashion Studies - Styling - Conceptual Practice - Creative Entrepreneurship

All teaching and learning activities are designed to promote equality of opportunity and accessibility for all students. A number of HNC fashion design projects and assignments with real world scenarios will enable you to explore concepts and extend your knowledge of fashion design. These assignments will also help you to develop transferable skills including problem-solving, critical thinking, reflective practice, time management and working as part of a team. You will be expected to engage in independent learning, which may take the form of eLearning activities via Moodle, independent research, or other relevant tasks. Assessment will take place through coursework, and fashion design projects. You will receive feedback on your work throughout the course, both in response to formal assessments and as part of your overall learning experience.

Professional Bodies are not listed for this Course.

26 January This is the deadline for applications to be completed and sent for this course. If the university or college still has places available you can apply after this date, but your application is not guaranteed to be considered.

Course code: FASD

Institution code: M91

Campus Name: Waterloo Centre

Campus code:

The following entry points are available for this course:

Year 1

Year 2

Direct entry into Year 2 (external applicants): We are happy to consider applications for direct entry onto the second year of study from those who have already completed and been certificated on the associated HNC at level 4. Applicants will be asked to supply their Pearson ID number available on their certificate or transcript.

Mature students: if you do not meet the entry requirements as outlined above, we may still consider your application based on previous employment or previous study. We appreciate that mature students may have extensive relevant experience gained through paid or unpaid work, or through other types of professional training or sector-related opportunities and this experience may be used to support an application.

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Minimum Further Information are not listed for this Course.

Test	Grade	AdditionalDetails
IELTS (Academic)	5.5	Students and prospective students require a minimum level of 5.5 IELTS (or equivalent) with no score lower than a 5 in listening and speaking and no score lower than a 5.5 in reading and writing.
PTE Academic	42.0	Pearson Test of English Academic

Students undertaking higher level education need to have a commensurate level of understanding of the English language so as to be able to achieve their qualification. In the case of applicants for whom English is a second language, the interviewer and Central Admissions Team must assure themselves of the applicant’s ability to function at IELTS English Level 5.5 (or equivalent). This is in line with the requirements of the awarding and validating bodies. Where applicants do not hold an IELTS qualification at 5.5 or equivalent, the Central Admissions will ask the applicant to sit an online test (BKSB) to check the suitability of the applicant’s English level prior to interview. Photographic identification will be required. Applicants who have recently completed (i.e. in the last 2 years) a formal programme of study in English at an appropriate level (such as a level 3 BTEC or ‘A’ level) prior to starting their Higher National are considered to be at a suitable level of English without requiring additional evidence..

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England	6165.0	Year 1
Northern Ireland	6165.0	Year 1
Scotland	6165.0	Year 1
Wales	6165.0	Year 1

You will need to have access to tools and equipment for independent study as well as to provide your own materials and supplies for your course units, including: • A sewing machine • A desktop or laptop computer with consistent access to the internet • A digital camera or camera phone • Drawing supplies (ie: sketchbooks, pens, pencils, markers) • Pattern Cutting supplies (ie: pattern paper, calico, pattern master) • Sewing supplies (ie: fabric scissors, pins, thread, tape measure) • Presentation supplies (ie: plastic sleeves, presentation portfolio) Your tutors will provide support and guidance for specialist equipment relating to your units of study. Materials packs of £150 per year are available for purchase from our Technicians. Other materials are available for purchase from the college for use in coursework.

61 Westminster Bridge Road
South Bank
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London
SE1 7HT