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17 Jun 2026, 08:30
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With a strong focus on employability, diversity and social responsibility, BA (Hons) Fashion Communication is aimed at applicants from a variety of backgrounds who have the ambition to make change to a pioneering fashion audience.
The programme structure allows students to gain a sound knowledge of global fashion communications whilst developing their creative practice. Students will gain understanding of the varied processes of communication from traditional to digital skills and methods, considering the consumer and the brand, which inform strategies for developing campaigns and how these are marketed. This aligns with an awareness of professionalism within fashion business, contemporary technological and cultural influences, and deep analysis of fashion campaigns and an understanding of how the fashion industry is seeking to become more inclusive of, and accountable to, the diverse communities it serves.
The final year provides opportunities for students to propose and create future-facing fashion spaces that promote and communicate inclusive emotional and immersive experiences. This will equip graduates with key skills to help develop the fashion industry to become more ethically conscious, socially progressive, and environmentally sustainable through communication outputs, brand stories and narratives.
The character and culture of Manchester is embedded in this course. As an international city that attracts global brands and has a flourishing independent fashion economy. Through a range of live project briefs and opportunities for collaboration, students are encouraged to challenge the status-quo and produce creative outputs that demonstrate their unique skills and experience to prospective employers.
Students will have the opportunity to benefit from real-world learning experiences during study trips both in the UK and internationally. Previously, students have travelled to London, New York, Copenhagen, and Shanghai as part of the course and have visited industry head offices, educational partners, studios, galleries, and trade shows.
Features and Benefits:
The best of both – Gain an understanding of business concepts including communications strategy, management and marketing, whilst developing your technical and creative skills that allow you to create a variety of visual outputs using different media.
Collaborative spirit – Work with students from across the Fashion Institute on inter-disciplinary projects, honing essential commercial awareness and creative skills needed to develop innovative and engaging communication strategies and visual prototypes.
Tailored to your interests – Benefit from exposure to a wide variety of communication techniques and tailor your studies to your personal interests and career aspirations.
Manchester and beyond – Our network spans the globe, and includes placements, collaborations and live briefs from partner universities, workshops and design studios in China, India, US. Australia, Japan, France and beyond.
First-hand experience – Present your work to industry at both internal and external events such as Graduate Fashion Week and our end-of-year showcases.
This course is not accepting applications at this time. Please contact the provider to find out more.
The following entry points are available for this course:
GCSE grade C/4 in English Language or Level 2 Functional Skills English pass
A portfolio is required for this course.
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