East Riding College
UCAS Code: FE55 | Bachelor of Arts (with Honours) - BA (Hons)
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**Forge your identity as a designer. Benefit from a practical and creative education, excellent industry links, high student satisfaction, and small class sizes. Focus on fashion business, design and garment production in preparation for employment within the fashion industry.**
The purpose of this programme is to create confident and specialised fashion design graduates with clear individual identities, prepared for employment, self-employment and postgraduate study in local or global contexts. This course is specialised towards fashion innovation and entrepreneurial development. The demand for multi-skilled, creative and flexible individuals within this area of design has never been more crucial. With product innovation, development and project management the students will be provided with a breadth of practical, intellectual and transferable skills required to succeed in the fashion industry. From planning, designing and implementing their final collection, to planning finances, marketing and business proposals, students will take ownership of their studies and specialise in their area of expertise, establishing what is significant to them in this ever-expanding industry.
Modules will be led by tutors who are expert practitioners in their field. Students will be encouraged to challenge the notions of the design process and to critically consider where they will be placed within the industry. Students will be required to take their research methods to the next level, generate innovative design proposals, principles and techniques of creative pattern cutting and construction, as well as project managing and digital design solutions.
Modules
Fashion Enterprise
Personal Monograph
Design research and Portfolio Conceptualisation
Garment development and realisation
Assessment methods
Assessment is based on a mixture of assessment methods including: individual portfolio work, essays, reports, seminar presentations, business plan, pitches, practical work, exhibitions and group work.
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