Program Overview

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Introduction:

This highly respected degree offers you full creative control over the design and creation of fabrics, garments and products for fashion or interiors. You will develop your creative potential through developing technical and design skills, including innovative digital knit processes that are in high demand in the fashion and textile industry.

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Choose to take a year-long work placement, in the UK or abroad, and gain a certificate or diploma in professional / international practice, this opportunity often leads to offers of employment after graduation.

Get involved in competitions and live projects with industry with companies such as Next, John Smedley, Boden, Finisterre and The Society of Dyers and Colourists. Educational grants and sponsorship opportunities are also available through our industry partners.

Have the opportunity to showcase your work at Graduate Fashion Week and New Designers in London and through collaborations with organisations such as SPINEXPO and Pitti Filatti.

Opportunity to apply for a European or international exchange to one of our partner institutions, such as Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Amsterdam Fashion Institute, and more. You will also visit international trade fairs and exhibitions, such as Pitti Filati in Florence.

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Student work

A recent live project resulted in knitwear student, Emma Kempton seeing her collection launched by John Lewis

Work by Olivia Boyle

Work by Tamsin Hackett

Collection by Tamsin Hackett

Final collection by Charlotte Bull

Final collection by Alice Beadle

Final collection by Catherine Brierley

Final collection by Helen Kaye

Final collection by Rachel Coppard

Final collection by Eleanor Drane

Final collection by Emily Clark

Final collection by Chloe Roberts

Final collection by Jacaranda Brain, won the Visionary Knitwear Award at Graduate Fashion Week

Final collection by Pearl Munhawa

Final collection by Lauren Beamer

Final collection by Charlotte Platten

Final collection by Rachel Currah

Final collection by Charlotte Cullens

Final collection by Abigail Coop

Final collection by Francine Cooper

Final collection by Egle Vytuvyte

Final collection by Charlotte Yates

Final collection by Kate Timbrell

Final collection by Kendall Baker, won the Visionary Knitwear Award at Graduate Fashion Week

Year One samples by Esme Holland

Year One sketchbook work by Raveena Flora and Esme Holland

Year One sketchbook work by Jess Braithwaite

Year Two sketchbook work by Olivia Littell

Year Two sketchbook work by Tanya Armani Patel

Year Two sketchbook work by Lydia Collins

Year Two sketchbook work by Olivia Littell

Collection by Kate Warrington

A recent live project resulted in knitwear student, Emma Kempton seeing her collection launched by John Lewis

Work by Olivia Boyle