What can you do with a Fashion degree?

If you love following the latest trends on the runway or channelling your creativity through the clothes you wear, then a degree in Fashion may be the route to turn your passion into a career.  

A Fashion degree can lead to a variety of jobs in the industry, whether it’s a career in haute couture, with high street brands or in making manufacturing operations more sustainable.

You could work as a fashion designer or become a stylist; a fashion advertiser or editor. Alternatively, you could move into the business of fashion, becoming a strategic fashion buyer for retail chains. There are also opportunities to enter other industries, such as costume design for film and television or fashion media. 

A Fashion degree will help you to build the skills, knowledge and creativity to become a confident design practitioner. Our Fashion & Textiles Institute is equipped with cutting-edge digital design technologies as well as traditional tools, so you can experiment and refine your creative practice. 

All our Fashion courses are underpinned by a progressive foundation of sustainability and ethical practice.

Supported by academic and technical course teams, our students gain professional skills in digital and screen printing, advanced cutting techniques, tailoring, CLo3D and ultrasonic construction techniques, as well as machine knitting, embroidery and weaving. If you study Fashion Photography, you’ll also have access to our industry-standard photography facilities, where you can experiment with light, colour, composition and form.