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MA - Master of Arts
City Centre Campuses
Full Time
JAN-25
1 year
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MA - Master of Arts
City Centre Campuses
Full Time
JAN-25
18 months
MA - Master of Arts
City Centre Campuses
Full Time
JAN-25
1 year
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This course will address the specific challenges and opportunities of the luxury sector and is the perfect choice for students that see their future careers with premium, high-end and luxury brands.
We enable you to become a confident leader and an innovative thinker, learning how to approach brands and decide their place within the market. You’ll learn how luxury brands are managed in the international marketplace, as well as looking at branding from producer and consumer perspectives.
What's covered in the course?
The course encourages you to develop the skills and competences of future managers in the Luxury Industry. To do this, you will be capable of making management decisions at both a strategic and at a tactical level, emphasising the complexity and dynamics of business and management and an awareness of the nature of the various factors which influence management decisions.
The School provides a unique setting for students to observe their peers, taking advantage of the proximity of fashion and textile design students at the Parkside Campus.
The course encompasses numerous field trip opportunities so that you can reflect on your developing knowledge in relation to professional practice and the luxury industry.
There is commonality with other courses such Fashion Management and you will benefit from shared lectures and practice where possible. Access to interactive digital technology will increase students’ ability to debate and share experiences in a global context and therefore integrate knowledge from different cultures.
Enhancing Employability Skills
Employability and key transferable skills are embedded within the course ethos to maximise your capabilities and understanding of potential career opportunities.
Many modules require group projects in the field to build first-hand knowledge of the Luxury Industry. The importance of positive contribution to a team and close working relationships with colleagues is a key feature.
The course is structured to build on experiences and embrace real scenarios through live projects, simulated practice requiring actual problem solving. This aims to develop your confidence and ambitions to explore a breadth of careers opportunities within a global industry.
Professional Placement option
This course offers an optional 20-week Professional Placement, available to full-time students after the end of the Master’s year. The Professional Placement will allow you to evidence your professional skills, attitudes and behaviours at the point of entry to the postgraduate job market. Please note that an additional fee is payable if you choose to pursue the Professional Placement version of the course.
For latest entry requirements please visit the BCU website
Students living in
Domestic
£12,075 per year
Students from Domestic
Sep 2024; Jan 2025: £12,075 in 2024/25.
£17,710 per year
Students from EU
Sep 2024; Jan 2025: £17,710 in 2024/25.
£17,710 per year
Students from International
Sep 2024; Jan 2025: £17,710 in 2024/25.
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