London College of Fashion - University of the Arts London courses

...through a variety of processes, technologies and experimental applications. Experimentation is aligned with materials exploration, development processes...

...combines the opportunities for the subject to be studied in either men's and/ or women's tailoring . The first year introduces you to the skills required...

...to become self-reliant practitioners and this is reflected throughout this exciting programme. This course has been developed in response to feedback from business...

...tutors, students and graduates and reflects the diverse opportunities within the fashion industry. Structure Your first year encourages experimentation...

...The course aims to: Provide you with a structured educational experience in cosmetic science, based on the study and practice of a range of relevant disciplines... Learn about: Laboratory Practice, Analytical Chemistry...

...pattern cutting and construction tailoring corsetry and frames millinery surface and textile decoration print and dye Your understanding of costume within...

...career in their appropriate sector of the fashion industry. The course seeks to recruit a diversity of applicants and the following attributes are desirable...

...This course will equip you for the requirements of the modern creative workplace through a fusion of innovative, business and practical skills...

...live briefs and competitions for high profile fashion clients. You will experience first hand the reality of professional practice and current trends through...

...Creative practical and project development skills. All applicants will be expected to demonstrate academic aptitude and a strong interest in pursuing...

...affect the future of the fashion business , and allows you to develop ideas and strategies that may lead to a more successful and sustainable fashion industry...

...to designer look-books , from art gallery to shop window and from fanzine to the glossy magazine - developing a critical and analytical view of global...

...arts , music and culture provide the creative curricula content with industry-sponsored project work offering real-life problem solving scenarios as...

...study the processes involved in unstructured (sportswear) as well as structured fashion garments (tailoring) as these are the building blocks for any successful menswear designer...

...learning about real professional practice and the current employment market. In Year 3 you will devise your own final project brief- typically a collection...

...context and realisation. You will acquire and develop both technical and business skills to succeed in today's competitive womenswear industry as...

...including the interpretation of text into designs for film and theatre . Your understanding of make up and prosthetics for performance is deepened...

...The emphasis on shared learning will allow you to from creative partnerships, reflecting the essentially collaborative nature of the industry...

...either with UK or international partners, and is proposed and negotiated by the student. A part of this project is the final public presentation which...

...Highly developed interest and focus on performance are also important. As an applicant, you should be an articulate, well-read and culturally aware individual...