Fashion Promotion and Marketing | University of Lancashire

Course summary

Course Overview

Help shape the future of fashion by joining our Fashion Promotion and Marketing degree course. Learn about the world of promotion. Through branding, marketing, image-making, digital communication, social media and styling.

Why study with us

Highly creative course, practical hands on briefs. Our students’ concepts and ideas are brought to life through creative practice paired with strategic insights.
Fashion Show hosted annually that allows for on the job training in show production, styling, casting and curating.
We run national and international study trips to fashion shows and exhibitions. In the past we’ve visited Paris, Milan, Barcelona and Amsterdam, and regularly go to New York.

What you'll do

Our close relationships with 150 global fashion brands means we can help you secure placements at top companies. Such as River Island, Burberry, Boohoo and many more.
You’ll have access to our industry-standard laser cutters, fabric printers and photographic studios. With support from specialist technicians.
In your third year you’ll get the option to spend a minimum of 30 weeks putting theory into practice on a full-time industry placement.

Future Careers

Our Fashion Promotion and Marketing graduates are highly sought after. And go on to work in areas like styling, brand management, events, graphic design, trend forecasting and marketing.

How to apply

Application codes

Course code:: WJ2K
Institution code:: C30

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