This course is the natural progression from the HNC Fashion and Textiles and enables further development and expoloration of your studies to top-up your achievement to HND level. This exciting and comprehensive 16 unit course will prepare you for a career in the fashion and textiles industry. Throughout the course you will gain realistic 'industrial' level exoerience in order to prepare you for the workplace. Fashion designers generally work in three different areas: 'haute couture', designer ready-to-wear and high-street fashion. Within these areas, they will often specialise further, for example in men's, children's or sportswear. The course will provide opportunities to develop your personal vision and ideas and explore areas of specific interest to you. It will also encourage you to develop your creative skills. On completion of the course you will be well-versed in the many aspects of fashion design, textil design and production. These skills will be complemented by an understanding of the historical, social, political and, economic influences on fashion design and, a sound knowledge of business and marketing principles to ensure a broad understanding of the industry and its organisation. The course offers a broad experience for fashion illustration and design including projects set by associates from industry. Pattern construction, garment production and textile embellishment all play an important part of the course. You will be encouraged to enter prestigious competitions, to gain placements and employment in the industry, encouraged to progress and establish your own label or to continue to develop your skills to degree level. All students have the opportunity of taking part in a fashion show or high profile fashion shoot. Fashion students also have the opportunity to participate in exhibiting at Clothes Show Live event at the NEC.

Project design, Implementation and Evaluation, Personal and Professional Development, Experimental Printed Textiles, Experimental Embroidered Textiles, Research and Development for Fashion Design, Pattern Construction in Fashion, Garment Manufacture, Fashion Collection Realisation.

100% coursework. Coursework and critiques/presentations.

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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: 522W

Institution code: W12

Campus Name: Walsall College

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The following entry points are available for this course:

Year 1

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Successful completion of the Higher National Certificate in Fashion and Textiles. Relevant work experience will be considered.

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England	5900.0	Whole course
Northern Ireland	5900.0	Whole course
Scotland	5900.0	Whole course
Wales	5900.0	Whole course

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Littleton Street West
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Walsall
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