Fashion Business Semester
This course is ideal if you want to experience one of our renowned subjects for 14 weeks in London and:
you are 18+ and a student
and
you work, or aspire to work in a creative industry
or
you have an interest in fashion, art and design
and
you want to study and live in London for 14 weeks.
Applications for Spring 2024 are now open.
Dates and fees
Duration: 14 weeks
Class hours: Min 120 hours / max 160 hours
Non-class hours: Min 120 hours / max 160 hours
Credit value: Min 12 credits / max 16 credits
Level: Beginners
View our dates, deadlines and fees.
Course details
You will enrol on 3 mandatory units and then may select elective units, to total a maximum of 16 credits. A fashion and culture field trip to Paris is included. The Spring 2024 semester is planned to be delivered primarily at London College of Fashion’s Stratford location. Teaching locations are subject to change. Individual student timetables will be shared during the course induction week.
Course units
Fashion History and Artefact (2 Credits) - Mandatory
British Cultural Studies (2 Credits) - Mandatory
Theoretical and Contemporary Fashion Studies (2 Credits) - Mandatory
Buying and Product Development (4 Credits)
Creative Visual Communication (3 Credits)
Fashion Entrepreneurship and Luxury Brand Management (3 Credits)
Fashion Public Relations (2 Credits)
Visual Merchandising (2 Credits)
Fashion Marketing in the UK (2 Credits)
Why choose London College of Fashion?
During this intensive 14-week course you will:
- experience studying Fashion Business here at London College of Fashion.
- learn from tutors who are practicing in industry; benefit from access to specialist facilities at one of UAL’s six Colleges.
- meet like-minded individuals from around the world.
- get involved in UAL life through social events and activities.
- All courses are assessed and you'll receive a record of study at the end of the programme if you wish to request credit from your home institution.
Entry requirements
English requirements
You should be proficient in written and spoken English and be able to participate in group discussions and make presentations. As a guideline we would expect you to have an English language level equivalent to IELTS score of 6.0 and at least 5.5 in each skill.
More information on English language requirements and equivalencies.
Academic requirements
Students applying for this course are expected to have a minimum GPA of 3.0 or equivalent.