This module provides insight into the emergence of digital business, key concepts, technologies, and strategic organisation to develop a multidisciplinary appreciation of how new technologies can directly shape businesses and processes. Our cutting-edge degree is centred upon an industry need for fashion business graduates to be more forward thinking than the companies that they are going to work for. Our Fashion Business programme is designed to challenge current thinking and explore disruptive innovations to develop more sustainable practices in how fashion is produced and consumed. This distinctive degree programme is aligned with UN Sustainable Development Goal 12, which focuses on responsible consumption and production.
You will experience both studio and location shooting and learn about digital image production and manipulation, including high-end and non-destructive retouching and video editing techniques. Fashion degrees are very industry-focused; from day one of your course you will be preparing for your future career. There will be a lot of independent study to help you develop your own identity and voice, but you will have the chance to learn a variety of creative and technical skills, build up a professional portfolio and exhibit your work. You’ll get a personal tutor to guide you through your course, all the way to graduation. You might also want or need extra support during your time with us.
This practical unit allows the students to engage in a live brief to prepare and present a marketing strategy for an individual practitioner (e.g. within the school or faculty) or an enterprise within the university or the community. Students have the opportunity to engage with employers through placements, study visits, industry-led live briefs and guest lectures. The course also offers the opportunity for students to promote their work through live events, showcases and simulated real-world scenarios such as mock interviews or pitches.
Our Bakery college course will help develop your practical skills in bread and confectionery, including learning about chocolate work, celebration cakes and artisan bread. BSc Fashion Marketing equips students with the essential skills needed for a career in this exciting field of fashion. The increasingly competitive world of fashion relies on good marketing strategies to succeed. Students from this course will learn all aspects of fashion marketing in a global and circular economy. From a small business start-up, to the luxury brand catwalk, students will study a diverse range of subjects with industry experts, collaborations and self-directed study choices. As the programme offers a broad content from design to technical skills, the job roles graduates are able to enter into are broader than many competitor courses.
You take responsibility for your own learning and are encouraged to make use of the wide range of available learning resources available. You are taught primarily through a combination of lectures and seminars, allowing opportunities to discuss and develop your understanding of topics covered in lectures in smaller groups. Whatever your age or level of study, we offer a comprehensive financial support service and bursary scheme to help you through your time at Middlesbrough College. From childcare assistance to travel packages, we pride ourselves on giving expert advice and support. We understand that students may require a little extra help during their studies, which is why our learning support team are on hand to help learners with a learning difficulty or support need achieve their full potential. Fashion Business & Retail students will be based in our specialist classrooms with a range of resources to complement their studies.
Through the fusion of fashion and business in one unique programme, you will be able to explore the future of fashion in a dynamic way and gain the skill-set required to tackle the challenges facing this £1.9 trillion global industry. The programme seeks to develop fashion leaders who will be confident and skilled in leading and managing the next generation of fashion businesses. We can help you when deciding which course or option you wish to take.
Topics you may cover include business development, buying, merchandising, retailing, consumer behaviour, trend forecasting, advertising and public relations, social responsibility and sustainability. You will also gain an appreciation of garment construction and the manufacturing process. You will develop an understanding of the fashion industry as well as the principles of marketing.
The BCFA is the British business association for the contract furnishing industry, covering the full spectrum of interior products and services in the UK and globally. BEAMA is the UK trade association for manufacturers and providers of energy infrastructure technologies and systems. The IPA is the chartered trade body representing the interests of advertising and marketing communications agencies in the UK. CITB is the industry training board for the construction sector in England, Scotland and Wales. Visit the CITB coronavirus page for more information on how CITB is supporting the construction industry.
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From managing sporting events and festivals to wedding planning or resorts, this degree course will give you the skills to create exceptional events experiences – with the significant advantage of a 12-month industry placement before you graduate. ‘Top up’ your existing qualifications for a full BA degree on our Early Childhood Studies top-up course. Strengthen your understanding of children’s development through in-depth, specialist knowledge and research to help you pursue your dream job in the sector.
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The unit includes business applications relevant to the fashion industry including gaining a competitive advantage; project management; market research; marketing and branding; the business planning process and creating a business plan. Some jobs, such as retail management, are open to graduates from any degree discipline. This is because fashion degrees are very industry-specific and aren’t as transferable to a range of careers as degrees such as history, business and English are.
In year 2, you will take an explorative approach to design and development through innovative materials, details and techniques, whilst working to industry briefs with an emphasis on products at a defined market level. You will evaluate how emerging technologies impact sustainable fashion practices, and further develop your critical skills and research interests in line with your personal practice. A placement year is an incredibly valuable element of your course as it allows you to apply your university-based knowledge, skills and understanding to your job role. During your placement, you will make your own industry contacts and enhance your CV by gaining real-world industry experience.
Critiques will involve you and your peers discussing and giving feedback on each other’s work. This will prepare you for life in the fashion industry where you’ll need to listen to – and not be upset by – constructive criticism. Working in partnership is fundamental to everything that we do in the Faculty of Health, Social Care and Education; we could not achieve the things we do if we worked in isolation.
Graduates can also choose to further explore fashion in a postgraduate course. Placements Plus is all about helping you get some valuable experience under your belt while you’re a student, to increase your choices later, and help you get the graduate-level job you want. At the core of the BA Fashion Promotion and Communication course you can find creativity, innovative thinking and an exploration of contemporary approaches to the marketing of fashion. Not only will you be able to benefit from our Red Shed which homes our textiles and fashion course, but you’ll also have access to our remarkable, fully-equipped photographic studio. Taught by established artists within cutting-edge facilities, our special effects make-up short course will teach you techniques for creating a range of effects and how to photograph work for a portfolio to support your future career. Working in the early childhood sector allows you to help shape the most formative period of a child’s life.
For help with study skills, including referencing, essay writing and presentations, you’ll have access to our academic support services. The University of Hertfordshire is committed to welcoming students with a wide range of qualifications and levels of experience. The entry requirements listed on the course pages provide a guide to the minimum level of qualifications needed to study each course.
We use cookies on our website to give you the most relevant experience and to personalise content and ads for marketing. Past students have progressed to study Fashion Marketing and Branding, Fashion Promotion, Fashion Design and Marketing, Fashion Communication and Fashion Image Making and Styling. This qualification will provide you with a range of transferable skills so that you can progress onto a range of our HE courses. English and maths at Level 2 will also be part of the study programme. An individual final major project will be chosen by the student and lecturer. You will be assessed by a variety of methods including, written assignments, presentations, discussion, sketchbook development, mood boards and oral questioning.
Developing intellectual, innovative approaches to Womenswear through the synthesis of theoretical and practical. Students will master traditional and emerging technologies to extend and develop conceptual fashion products and ranges that challenge convention and advance fashion practice within a defined Womenswear specialism. Developing intellectual, innovative approaches to fashion through the synthesis of theoretical and practical.
Fashion students are usually based in a university’s dedicated fashion studios, designed to mirror the collaborative working environment in the fashion industry. As well as design studios, there will be a range of facilities for you to use, such as computer suites, sewing and joining machines, mannequins and photography studios. Read on to find out about the ones that interest you and then scroll down to find out what it’s like to study fashion at university and the careers it can lead to. Whether you want to be a fashion designer, stylist, photographer or journalist, there are a range of degrees you can study at university so shop around for the course that best fits your career ambitions.
This Level 2 apprenticeship allows you to develop new skills and knowledge while you work, exploring essential elements of the sector as well as other specialist areas to help you progress in this exciting customer-focused industry. Combining the study of hospitality and the tourism industry, this course will give you the management skills and real-world experience to launch a career spanning both sectors, from resort management to travel consultancy, tour operations and more. Join the booming health and fitness industry by studying our Fitness and Personal Training college course. Gain essential skills and knowledge in exercise, anatomy and physiology, with a variety of additional sports qualifications available to further boost your CV. Become part of the revolution in the modern day marketing sector by studying our Digital Marketing degree course. Learn about digital campaigns and the latest technologies and practices, with real-life consultancy projects and an optional work placement in the industry.
You will experience both studio and location shooting and learn about digital image production and manipulation, including high-end and non-destructive retouching and video editing techniques. Fashion degrees are very industry-focused; from day one of your course you will be preparing for your future career. There will be a lot of independent study to help you develop your own identity and voice, but you will have the chance to learn a variety of creative and technical skills, build up a professional portfolio and exhibit your work. You’ll get a personal tutor to guide you through your course, all the way to graduation. You might also want or need extra support during your time with us.
The BCFA is the British business association for the contract furnishing industry, covering the full spectrum of interior products and services in the UK and globally. BEAMA is the UK trade association for manufacturers and providers of energy infrastructure technologies and systems. The IPA is the chartered trade body representing the interests of advertising and marketing communications agencies in the UK. CITB is the industry training board for the construction sector in England, Scotland and Wales. Visit the CITB coronavirus page for more information on how CITB is supporting the construction industry.
Strengthen your grounding in marketing practice, creativity and innovation, with options to specialise your knowledge and engage with local organisations on projects and case studies. Master the marketing profession by studying our CMI-accredited Marketing Management degree course. Featuring live projects, guest lectures, an overseas residential visit and the option of a paid work placement, this course will give you the tools to thrive in this dynamic field.
You will consider current consumer trends and increasing consumer power and consumer participation. The implications of new and emerging markets will also be discussed, as will historical and cultural aspects of the move towards consumerism. The module provides an introduction to a range of data sources and analytical tools concerning market and consumer trends.
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You take responsibility for your own learning and are encouraged to make use of the wide range of available learning resources available. You are taught primarily through a combination of lectures and seminars, allowing opportunities to discuss and develop your understanding of topics covered in lectures in smaller groups. Whatever your age or level of study, we offer a comprehensive financial support service and bursary scheme to help you through your time at Middlesbrough College. From childcare assistance to travel packages, we pride ourselves on giving expert advice and support. We understand that students may require a little extra help during their studies, which is why our learning support team are on hand to help learners with a learning difficulty or support need achieve their full potential. Fashion Business & Retail students will be based in our specialist classrooms with a range of resources to complement their studies.
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