TOP 10 BACHELOR OF FASHION DESIGNING CLASSES IN LONDON, UK

This new version of our industry-focused two-year degree programme offers a unique opportunity for you to learn about the fashion and media industries from within Condé Nast, a global mass media company.

The course focuses on evolution and radical change in design. You will explore how design is influenced by cultural, social, critical and historical studies.

This flagship fashion course in London, UK, offers budding fashion designers the opportunity to study both traditional and innovative practices in fashion design, development, pattern cutting, sampling and digital design.

If you’re passionate about fashion and innovation, and you aspire to revolutionise the industry with your own designs, this course is for you.

The benefits are vast and with a great industry giant such as fashion, comes a great need for innovators who will think above and beyond the structural norms that have followed fashion through time, and seek new inspiration and change.

The course has been tailored to help students find their own fashion signature while gaining essential skills in fashion communication and fashion promotion to prepare them for a range of exciting roles within the fashion industry.

Study design for the textiles and fashion industry with a focus on collaboration and sustainability utilising digital and traditional technologies.

You will learn about fashion working methods and the technical and practical processes involved in the development of fashion and clothing products.

The BA (Hons) Fashion: Design, Branding, and Entrepreneurship is a future-focused, design-led and highly practical course that has been carefully created to prepare ambitious students for entrepreneurial careers within the contemporary fashion industry.

The business of fashion is complex. To fully understand it, those within the fashion business need to study a fashion management course in order to get to grips with the different roles of each department and how these fit together with external and industry factors.