This dynamic, interdisciplinary course covers all aspects of fashion communication. It includes trend prediction, product launches, experiential communications, event management, advertising, public relations, print and broadcast journalism, multimedia, communications and sponsorship. The variety of content and the mix of hands-on project-based learning and academic study will equip students to pursue a wide range of career options.

The course integrates creative fashion design with a sound grounding in business and marketing. It considers the analysis of directional fashion, cultural and market trends in order to create visually exciting campaigns that respond to consumer needs and aspirations. Close collaboration with industry ensures students develop a thorough understanding of markets whilst establishing a professional working style.

This internationally renowned course offers pathways in knitwear, menswear, womenswear and textiles. The course has strong links with the fashion design profession and visiting specialists address important issues including market awareness and commercial viability. The course has a well-established industrial placement programme and culminates in a catwalk show at London’s Graduate Fashion Week.

This programme provides students with a wide-ranging knowledge of film and television and a sophisticated awareness of critical debates and issues associated with these media. The course will explore the historical development of cinema and television and the social contexts within which this takes place as well as analysing in detail particular films and television programmes. In addition to acquiring an understanding of the cultural, institutional and historical significance of film and television, students will be encouraged to develop their own critical skills of description, analysis and evaluation and gain practical experience of media production.

The Financial Services industry is vast and varied and offers graduates a wide range of interesting career paths. During this course students will learn about the major elements of financial services, examine current markets and trends and learn skills of analysis. There is a particular focus on the issues of risk and investment management. Expected careers are in the finance, banking and stock broking sectors.

The fine art programme is designed to guide students towards establishing an independent contemporary art practice that is critically informed and technically proficient. The degree aims to produce graduates who are creative and reflective practitioners and who are well prepared to apply their skills in a range of career paths.

This programme emphasises the scientific understanding of food during studies which will enable you to apply knowledge to a range of contexts such as food processing, quality and safety, technology and the identification of relationships between dietary intake and health. Graduates will have excellent career prospects in the food industry, consumer studies, retail management, marketing, health, dietetics, environmental health and general management areas.

This degree benefits from specialist teaching staff of former forensic scientists and places a strong emphasis on ‘hands on’ laboratory work. The three key areas of forensic investigation: crime scene investigation, laboratory analysis and court presentation are embedded throughout the course.

This dual language degree will enable you to develop an exceptional level of proficiency in both languages and enhance your inter-cultural awareness. Your language studies will be underpinned by a range of option pathways in Film, History, History of Art, Linguistics, Literature and Politics. The third year of your degree is spent on either a work / academic placement, or a similar vocationally- orientated placement in a Francophone and/or Hispanic country.