Our students come from the UK and around the world – benefiting from our community of diverse cultures – all with a shared passion for the fashion industry.
We have exceptional teaching teams with a breadth of experience both in the fashion industry and academia, who are dedicated to ensuring our students receive an engaging and intellectually challenging learning experience.
Our links to an impressive international network of fashion and textiles organisations will equip our students with a range of skills to launch their career in the global fashion industry, or develop their academic research and PhD study.
Fashion courses
We’ve mastered the balance between theory and practice, helping our graduates to secure work with global brands like Nike, Calvin Klein, Hugo Boss, Dr. Martens and Burberry, across our design and creative business fashion and textiles courses.
Fashion Management, Marketing and Communication facilities
Our Barnes Wallis building offers a dynamic and creative hub with modern teaching spaces designed to encourage collaborative working across our Fashion Management, Marketing and Communication courses.
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