Fashion Undergraduate Degrees in High Wycombe

...such as: Fashion Designer, Pattern Cutter, Garment Technologist, Product Developer, Entrepreneur, Fashion Buyer, Visual Merchandiser, Retail Management... Learn about: Contextual Report...

...a list of the modules that make up your course. Each module is worth a specified number of credits (typically either 15 or 30 credits for undergraduate courses)... Learn about: Contextual Report...

...Public Relations, Press and the media, Events and production organisation or Fashion styling. Graduates can also choose to further explore fashion in a postgraduate course... Learn about: Contextual Studies, Market Awareness...

...marketing, writing and journalism, PR, fashion branding, buying and visual merchandising. This module map provides a list of the modules that make up your course... Learn about: Fashion Promotion, Visual Merchandising...

...needs for progression onto an undergraduate degree. This course can help prepare you for a range of careers. These include; fashion stylist... Learn about: Fashion Promotion, Visual Merchandising...

...Trend Researcher, Garment Technologist, Product Developer, Entrepreneur, Fashion Buyer, Materials Researcher, Visual Merchandiser, Retail Management... Learn about: Market Awareness, Live Industry...

...needs for progression onto an undergraduate degree. It has also been designed for students who are considering a change of subject of study without a background in an... Learn about: Live Industry, Market Awareness...

...You'll have the chance to work with designers in and around the capital and learn how to adapt to the challenges of working in a business environment... Learn about: Textile Printing, Textile Design, Design Project...

...and learn how to adapt to the challenges of working in a business. With London only a stone's throw away, you're already close to future employers such as retail giants... Learn about: Design Projects, Research and Theory, Textile Design...

...We put a strong emphasis on career, designer identity and industry in the curriculum. For example, we hold regular careers and employability talks... Learn about: Textile Design, Fashion and Textiles, Research skills...