**Fashion is an evolutionary and multi-faceted industry that takes innovations in technology and culture as inspiration. From social media campaigns and fashion shoots through to discussions around how in-store experiences and disruptive technology are changing consumer behaviour – this course will place you at the forefront of fashion communication.**
Strictly for the fashion-curious, it is practice based and multi-disciplinary, designed to help talented and self motivated students become innovators and strategists in the world of fashion communication.
Working independently and as part of cross-disciplinary teams, you’ll cultivate a broad range of techniques in art direction, styling, photography, film, graphics, retail design, fashion writing, online media and advertising. This degree enables you to develop strong conceptual, visual and written skills.
You’ll also tap into current trends and market insights, enjoying access to global forecasting tools like WGSN and The Future Laboratory, and attending key fashion events including London and Paris Fashion Week. You’ll be encouraged to develop team-working skills and form networks across the college and with industry specialists. This collaborative attitude combined with an exclusive mix of subject matter covered by our programme ensures that you will have the opportunity to diversify and tailor your learning, so that by graduation your portfolio bags you the career you want.
We enrich our learning environment with a varied programme of live projects, guest speakers and internships. Recent contributors have included; Vogue, Dazed, It’s Nice That, Amazon, Urban Outfitters, Topshop, Ellesse, Opumo, The Protagonist Magazine, Gung Ho PR, Women’s Health Magazine, HPR Fashion Agency London, Finisterre, and Amy Gwatkin for Peter Jensen.
Whether you aspire to work in fashion PR, online journalism, print editorial, product styling, styling, influencer relations, visual merchandising or something else entirely - this course will propel you into a successful career in the fast-paced fashion industries.
Graduates can become:
- Creative directors
- Art directors
- Fashion filmmakers
- Fashion photographers
- Journalists
- Stylists,
- Content producers
- Social media managers
- Visual merchandisers
- Trend forecasters
- Buyers
- PR and marketing coordinators
Course Details - Modules
Our Fashion Media & Marketing programme enables you to develop strong conceptual, visual and written communication skills, and explore a broad range of techniques in art direction, styling, photography, film, graphics, retail design, fashion writing, social media and advertising.
By cultivating an original approach to fashion communication, you will graduate with a varied portfolio of creative work, produced using an array of traditional and digital media, and preparing you for a bright future in the fast-moving fashion industry.
Recent guests in our programme of live projects, guest speakers and internships include Dazed and Confused, Urban Outfitters and Opumo.
Course Details – Assessment Method
Assessment Methods are not listed for this Course.
Course Details – Professional Bodies
Professional Bodies are not listed for this Course.
How to Apply
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.
Application Codes
Course code:
NW52
Institution code:
P65
Campus Name:
Main Site
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Points of Entry
The following entry points are available for this course:
Year 1
Entry Requirements for Advanced Entry (Year 2 and Beyond)
Entry Requirements for Advanced Entry are not listed for this Course.
International applicants
Standard Qualification Requirements
Although many of our students do come in with top grades and high UCAS points, these aren’t necessarily essential for entry. We typically ask for a minimum of 112 UCAS points, but we understand that talented artists, designers and makers can have a wide range of relevant strengths and skills beyond formal qualifications. We’re just as interested in exploring your portfolio and discussing your creative experiences as we are in seeing your grades.
Your application will tell us about your qualifications and previous experience, but studying the arts is about more than can be captured on forms. We need to find out about your creative potential, your abilities and idiosyncrasies, so we will invite you to talk about your work with a member of our HE academic team. You can tell us about your aspirations, and why you want to study at the college. It is also a good moment to find out what we can offer you.
We encourage you to visit the college, so that you can see our facilities, meet our teaching and technical staff, and discuss any other queries you may have; however we appreciate this may not be possible, and are happy to talk to you via an online platform (such as Google Meet or similar).
We accept a range of international qualifications and will look at each application individually.
Please click the following link to find out more about qualification requirements for this course
