Fostering collaborations among doctoral students through conferences, symposia and talks on the subject of philosophy, politics and the arts.

Facilitating a deeper understanding of human behaviour and its potential improvement in the fashion and creative industries.

Centre for Fashion Business and Innovation Research delivers insight into the fashion industry’s economic, social and cultural trajectory.

Discussion and exploration around environmental and social creativity with informed and inspirational educators, students and practitioners.

A space for the discussion of current research into fashion and popular culture within the broader subject area of Cultural Studies.

A space for presentation, reflection and dissemination of research around costume, scenography and performance.

Design for Social Innovation towards Sustainability: a network of design labs promoting and supporting sustainable change.

Delivering insight into the fashion industry’s economic, social and cultural trajectory.

Generating connections between researchers engaged with the fields of fashion design, costume, curation and the visual arts.

Exploring fashion through gender, everyday life, gothic studies, literature, performance, queer theory, representation, sexuality and social class.

A platform to discuss fashion media and its imagery in a disciplinary context through dialogues, projects and events.

Making a positive difference to the lives of disabled people.

The Living Systems Lab explores the inherent properties of biological living systems.

This cross-disciplinary hub fosters the exploration of the multiple meanings and forms of contemporary and historic masculinities.

Explore and debating what it means to research painting within the context of contemporary art practice.

Delivering insight into the fashion industry’s economic, social and cultural trajectory.

Exploring and promoting photography as a mode of imaginary thought and its relation to a collective imaginary.

A research network and collaboration between University of the Arts London (UAL) and University College London (UCL), funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC).

A platform for researchers and artists to present work exploring issues of place, space and site across diverse media and approaches.

Researching the interplay between the forces of global and local characterising fashion production and consumption.