Fashion Textiles - BA (Hons)

London Metropolitan University

Our Fashion Textiles BA (Hons) course is the perfect route for you to explore and expand on your drawing and design concepts as you complete your own samples and products. You'll find your modules are focused on developing and refining your practical skills in textile design and making. As a student of our School of Art, Architecture and Design you'll be studying in the creative heart of East London, and your degree will be enriched by the various neighbouring industries and your own diverse and inclusive learning cohort. Then there's your teaching staff: engaged and approachable, they put their own professional experience to use to provide our students with invaluable support and guidance. We pride ourselves on the supportive and enthusiastic learning community we build between our staff and students. On top of all of this, you'll deliver your projects to real-world industry partners. Study fashion textiles for your undergraduate degree and you'll graduate ready to take on a career in textile design for apparel. As a textile designer for fashion products you could find yourself creating and experimenting for fashion brands and houses, design studios, textile manufacturers or as an independent practitioner. This sector offers a very large and diverse field for creative work, bursting with exciting opportunities for talented graduates. When you join the School of Art, Architecture and Design at London Met you'll become part of a rich learning community. Our students aren't only encouraged to keep a finger on the pulse of the art and design world, but to stake their claims in driving these developments. We recognise each student as an individual creative person with their own unique vision and personality. We work to ensure they have the confidence and self-knowledge to enter the professional arena of textiles, with pride in their identity as a creative force. You'll therefore find that once you join the course you'll have generous access to workshops and equipment from across the School. Think ceramics, woodworking and silversmithing alongside your sewing, screenprinting and weaving facilities.