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ARTD6235 2025-26
Fashion Consumer and Industry Insights
In this module, you will examine key insights and trends in the fashion industry, enhancing your understanding of marketing and branding roles and the necessary skills for success in fashion marketing and branding. You will learn about fashion consumer behaviour, exploring psychological, sociological, and behavioural approaches to fashion consumption.
Through a range of industry and academic speakers you will learn about the most up to date industry practices with particular reference to fashion consumer and industry insights. You will critically examine contemporary marketing and branding strategies in the fashion industry through case studies. You will have the opportunity to reflect on and develop your professional career within the creative industries. -
ARTD6235 2026-27
Fashion Consumer and Industry Insights
In this module, you will examine key insights and trends in the fashion industry, enhancing your understanding of marketing and branding roles and the necessary skills for success in fashion marketing and branding. You will learn about fashion consumer behaviour, exploring psychological, sociological, and behavioural approaches to fashion consumption.
Through a range of industry and academic speakers you will learn about the most up to date industry practices with particular reference to fashion consumer and industry insights. You will critically examine contemporary marketing and branding strategies in the fashion industry through case studies. You will have the opportunity to reflect on and develop your professional career within the creative industries. -
ARTD2171 2027-28
Fashion Consumers and Community
Fashion Communities & Consumers explores the evolution of fashion & lifestyle industries in response to critical changes and attitudes driven by environmental, technological, economic, and social factors. Expanding on level 4’s ‘The Future Consumer’, this unit will build a more detailed and sophisticated understanding of brands, consumers and communities’ ability to co-create and collaborate. You will draw on social theory and psychology to explore the idea of communities, with a focus on the need for fashion and lifestyle industries to align with personal, cultural, and social values of these groups and reframe meaning beyond consumption to thrive. This unit will also discuss the use of fashion narratives, image ideation and construction that help to foster brand identity while integrating transparency and ethical considerations. -
ARTD2171 2026-27
Fashion Consumers and Community
Fashion Communities & Consumers explores the evolution of fashion & lifestyle industries in response to critical changes and attitudes driven by environmental, technological, economic, and social factors. Expanding on level 4’s ‘The Future Consumer’, this unit will build a more detailed and sophisticated understanding of brands, consumers and communities’ ability to co-create and collaborate. You will draw on social theory and psychology to explore the idea of communities, with a focus on the need for fashion and lifestyle industries to align with personal, cultural, and social values of these groups and reframe meaning beyond consumption to thrive. This unit will also discuss the use of fashion narratives, image ideation and construction that help to foster brand identity while integrating transparency and ethical considerations. -
ARTD1151 2026-27
Fashion Design Principles and Materials
In this module you will engage with Fashion Design and its fundamental relationship with materials and textiles. You will experiment and explore colour, fibre, construction, process and finish through a creative lens of the wants and needs of a considered audience (customer/market) and the broader environmental impact of fabric and garment production. Developing and embedding learning from Foundations of Fashion and Embedding Context into Practice in semester 1 you will enhance and deepen your use of context and research, design, material development and presentation skills. -
ARTD1151 2025-26
Fashion Design Principles and Materials
In this module you will engage with Fashion Design and its fundamental relationship with materials and textiles. You will experiment and explore colour, fibre, construction, process and finish through a creative lens of the wants and needs of a considered audience (customer/market) and the broader environmental impact of fabric and garment production. Developing and embedding learning from Foundations of Fashion and Embedding Context into Practice in semester 1 you will enhance and deepen your use of context and research, design, material development and presentation skills. -
ARTD2172 2027-28
Fashion Environments
Within this module you will be challenged to utilise your growing creative skills and analytical thinking in order identify key critical issues and responses for the evolving retail landscape.
As part of this module, you will consider the future role of fashion retailing and its place in the effective distribution of fashion/lifestyle products to the consumer.
A key part of your focus is understanding both instore and online consumption environments, changing trends and new emergent technologies. You will develop your investigative and critical approaches as you explore this rapidly evolving landscape.
Among other areas of focus will be the retail industries response to consumer disability, neuro-divergence and wellbeing, disruptive theory and challenges, frictionless trading, and experiential retail. Overall, you will consider the future evolution of fashion environments and their impact on society and consumer behaviour. -
ARTD2172 2026-27
Fashion Environments
Within this module you will be challenged to utilise your growing creative skills and analytical thinking in order identify key critical issues and responses for the evolving retail landscape.
As part of this module, you will consider the future role of fashion retailing and its place in the effective distribution of fashion/lifestyle products to the consumer.
A key part of your focus is understanding both instore and online consumption environments, changing trends and new emergent technologies. You will develop your investigative and critical approaches as you explore this rapidly evolving landscape.
Among other areas of focus will be the retail industries response to consumer disability, neuro-divergence and wellbeing, disruptive theory and challenges, frictionless trading, and experiential retail. Overall, you will consider the future evolution of fashion environments and their impact on society and consumer behaviour. -
ARTD1152 2026-27
Fashion Futures
This Module introduces a range of debates, theory and practice informing future fashion. It will provide you with the contextual platform needed to develop challenging and creative fashion design, relevant to a future context. You will draw upon lectures, seminars and personal research to explore and identify developing areas of sustainable, technological, social and ethical practice to embed into your own personal design process. Hands-on skills-based workshops, creative design and industry insight sessions will support the practical creation of a considered original garment which draws upon the context, research and practical applications gained through this module. -
ARTD1152 2025-26
Fashion Futures
This Module introduces a range of debates, theory and practice informing future fashion. It will provide you with the contextual platform needed to develop challenging and creative fashion design, relevant to a future context. You will draw upon lectures, seminars and personal research to explore and identify developing areas of sustainable, technological, social and ethical practice to embed into your own personal design process. Hands-on skills-based workshops, creative design and industry insight sessions will support the practical creation of a considered original garment which draws upon the context, research and practical applications gained through this module.