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Bachelor of Arts (with Honours) - BA (Hons)
Platform One
Full Time
Sep 2027
3 Year
Studying this innovative and thought-provoking degree offers a unique opportunity to be at the forefront of the evolving face of fashion, at a time where change is essential. As sustainable pioneers in the field of fashion design and production you will explore, experiment, and develop exciting fashion collections, that illustrate imaginative ways of reducing the impact fashion has on our climate. Key areas of study will focus on sourcing sustainable fabrications, concept and research, design, construction and cut. Alongside technical ability you will work collaboratively on business projects that link with our unique retail space. An opportunity to develop circular and collaborative collections that are promoted and sold in house will be a unique experience. You will have the opportunity to work on live briefs, competitions and events that link with industry specialists and sustainable pioneers. Throughout the degree programme importance will be placed on working collectively with local and national sustainable communities, in the pursuit of creative solutions. Graduates will leave this degree programme with unique skills in garment design, construction, and promotion. You will be equipped with the confidence and experience to engage with industry, as an expert and pioneer in the field of sustainability. Applicants should be creative and forward thinking, and above all totally committed to driving change and innovation in the Fashion Industry.
104-120 Grades/points required
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