BA (Hons) Fashion Management and Marketing

Campus Campus: Tower Hill, London

Intake Intakes: October, February and June

Duration Duration: Three years (or four years with integrated Foundation in Design and Creative Business Pathway)

Study Mode Study Mode: Three days on campus study. No evenings, online or weekend study modes.

Tuition Fees Tuition Fees: Foundation UK/EU citizens – £5,760 per annum Undergraduate UK/EU citizens – £9,535 per annum

Funding Funding: SFE Funding Available

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Overview

Our innovative BA (Hons) Fashion Management and Marketing degree equips you with the business knowledge and industry insight to thrive in the fast-paced world of fashion.

You’ll gain expertise in fashion buying, merchandising, forecasting, marketing, branding, PR and management strategy, while also developing the presentation, pitching and communication skills that today’s industry demands. With a strong focus on real-world practice, you’ll work on live briefs and projects that connect you directly to current industry challenges.

Taught by tutors with active industry experience and links to leading professionals, your learning will always be grounded in the latest trends and developments. By graduation, you’ll have the confidence, adaptability and skills to pursue a range of career paths in fashion, from marketing management and brand strategy to public relations, event planning, merchandising and digital fashion marketing.

If you don’t yet meet the entry requirements, you can still join through our Foundation in Design and Creative Business (Level 3) before progressing onto the full BA.

COURSE STRUCTURE

FOUNDATION (YEAR 0) DESIGN & CREATIVE BUSINESS
This 30-week course is designed to equip you with the academic skills and subject knowledge needed to progress on to study at undergraduate level. You’ll develop a unique portfolio of work throughout the course, helping you to progress onto a degree in any creative subject.

Stage 1
The first stage covers the key areas related to your degree programme and will focus on either creative design or business. You’ll learn the theoretical knowledge and debates surrounding these disciplines and the historical and international contexts which underpin them. You will also begin to build the foundations for studying at degree level.

Stage 2
This stage builds on the key research, analytical and reflective skills built in Stage 1. You will also have the opportunity to explore specialist areas of study and focus on your chosen path within the creative arts or business.

Stage 3
You’ll undertake a self-directed, specialist project which will synthesise and conclude your newly learned knowledge. The Final Major Project consists of three units which include advanced language and study skills needed for progression onto an LCCA design or creative business undergraduate degree.

YEAR 1 (LEVEL 4)
In your first year, you’ll build a foundation in fashion marketing, branding, management and merchandising. You’ll explore the fashion marketplace, develop business awareness and gain the tools to understand how products move from concept to consumer.

Fashion Marketing
In this module, you’ll gain an understanding of the fashion marketplace and the role of marketing within it. You’ll learn how customer relationships with products shape buying behaviour and brand success.

Fashion Branding and Promotion
Here, you’ll explore the processes behind fashion branding and the importance of effective brand management. You’ll examine how branding decisions influence customer perception and market positioning.

Fashion Buying and Merchandising
In this module, you’ll learn how to take a product from concept to consumer. You’ll study buying and merchandising strategies, product management and how to align merchandising decisions with wider brand goals.

Fashion Management
You’ll be introduced to the principles of fashion management in a global context. Topics include fashion business, consumer groups, sustainability and the wider factors shaping the fashion industry today.

YEAR 2 (LEVEL 5)
In your second year, you’ll start to specialise and sharpen your skills through industry-focused modules and a professional work placement. You’ll explore trend forecasting, visual merchandising and professional practice while gaining real-world experience in the fashion industry.

Forecasting and Fashion Futures
In this module, you’ll learn how to predict future trends and understand the role of forecasting across fashion sectors. You’ll see how forecasting influences product development, retail and marketing strategies.

Visual Merchandising and Experiential Retailing
Here, you’ll explore how visual merchandising shapes the customer experience. From store layouts and window displays to mannequins and retail design, you’ll gain the tools to engage and inspire your audience.

Professional Practice and Industry Placement
This module gives you first-hand experience of working in the fashion industry. You’ll take part in a professional placement, build your CV and reflect on your strengths, skills and career ambitions.

YEAR 3 (LEVEL 6)
In your final year, you’ll work more independently, completing an industry-linked major project while preparing for your next step in fashion management and marketing. You’ll carry out strategic research, forecast trends and translate your ideas into a professional project that reflects your career ambitions.

Strategic Research
In this module, you’ll conduct in-depth research to propose a new fashion business concept. You’ll analyse the competitive marketplace and develop innovative ideas tailored to your target audience.

Trend Forecasting and Concept Development
Here, you’ll focus on identifying and analysing future trends within a chosen market sector. You’ll explore how macro-environmental factors shape concepts and opportunities in fashion.

Strategic Implementation and Career Planning
This module brings together your research and analysis into a final project that aligns with your career goals. You’ll produce a market report, visual pack and research project, while also planning your next steps in the fashion business.

Career Outlook 

A degree in Fashion Management and Marketing gives you the creative and technical skills to step into a variety of roles across the industry. With your portfolio and experience, you’ll be ready to pursue positions such as:

Marketing manager

Public relations officer

Brand management

Event planning

Digital marketer

Publicist

Merchandiser

Digital marketing strategist

Media planner

Sales inventory analyst

Trend forecaster

Shape Your Future withLCCA

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Career Focus: at LCCA, you’ll find excellent teaching, career-focused learning and a welcoming environment that encourages you to thrive.

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Dedicated Facilities: our campuses are equipped with specialist facilities and industry-standard tools, giving you the space and support to push your creativity further.

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Industry Insight: our teachers are experts in their fields, enriching your learning experience by giving you access to the latest industry knowledge and networks across their creative specialisms.

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Creative Specialist: your LCCA degree is awarded by University for the Creative Arts, the UK’s #2 creative specialist university.

We provide dedicated facilities to help you produce work to an industry-standard level and prepare for a bright future. These resources ensure that, upon graduation, you’ll feel ready to start working from day one.

At LCCA, you’ll have access to a wide range of specialist facilities across the college, including:

WGSN access and digital library resources through UCA – WGSN is a leading trend forecasting platform for fashion and design businesses.

Fashion studios with 24 industrial sewing machines, overlockers and embroidery machines.

Printmaking studio for hands-on experimentation.

Mac studios with 110 Apple iMacs, equipped with software such as GameMaker, Autodesk Maya, Unreal Engine, Cinema 4D and Adobe Creative Cloud applications.

Whether you’re starting your first degree or returning to education to take your career in a new direction, LCCA connects you to industry networks that matter. With strong professional links and hands-on opportunities, you’ll build skills, gain real experience and make the connections that open doors.

Recent industry partners include:
·         La Doma
·         M.C Overalls
·         Oh Polly
·         YKK
·         Loanhood
·        My Wardrobe HQ
·         Fashion Minority Alliance
·         Crazy Colour
·         Vivienne Westwood
·         Halpern
·         David Koma
·         Jordan Luca
·         Paul Costelloe
·         Dilaria Findikoglu
 

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WHAT OUR STUDENTS SAY

“I still remember opening my offer letter from LCCA. That’s when it hit me that I was really on my way.“

Patrick Bdec
Patrick Bdec BA (Hons) Fashion Management and Marketing Student

“What I loved about LCCA was the mix of creativity and community. My course leaders kept me inspired, and campus life made me feel at home.“

Sabina Lozinschi
Sabina Lozinschi BA (Hons) Business Management and Entrepreneurship Student

“In my final year at LCCA, I had the chance to present my work on a professional runway as a brand. It really felt like my first step into the fashion industry.”

Miriam Bobb
Miriam Bobb BA (Hons) Fashion Student

“In my first year, I was surprised by how much I got to create. It was hands-on from the start, with so many projects I never imagined I’d get to try.“

Michela Anastasio
Michela Anastasio BA (Hons) Fashion Student

“Tackling something completely new pushed me out of my comfort zone in the best way possible. Going through real design processes taught me skills I never expected to learn.“

Lucrezia Bisconti
Lucrezia Bisconti BA (Hons) Graphic Design Student

STUDENTS WORK

ENTRY AND ADMISSIONS

The standard entry requirements* for this course are one of the following:
64 new UCAS tariff points, see accepted qualifications
Merit, Pass, Pass at BTEC Extended Diploma
Pass at UAL Extended Diploma
64 new UCAS tariff points from an accredited Access to Higher Education Diploma in an appropriate subject
24 points from the International Baccalaureate, see more information about IB entry requirements
And four GCSE passes at grade A*-C and/or grade 4-9 including English (or Functional Skills English/Key Skills Communication Level 2).

The standard entry requirements* for this three-year BA (Hons) Fashion Design course are one of the following:

112 new UCAS tariff points
Pass at Foundation Diploma in Art & Design (Level 3 or 4)
Merit, Pass, Pass at BTEC Extended Diploma
Merit at UAL Extended Diploma
112 new UCAS tariff points from an accredited Access to Higher Education Diploma in an appropriate subject
27-30 points from the International Baccalaureate

And four GCSE passes at grade A*-C and/or grade 4-9 including English (or Functional Skills English/Key Skills Communication Level 2).

At LCCA, we welcome students who are ready to move on from their current institute and find a new place to study.

All of our UCA-accredited undergraduate degrees offer the option of direct entry into the second year (Level 5) or third year (Level 6), depending on your existing qualifications.

To find out if you’re eligible for direct entry, simply contact us to discuss your admissions options.

Note:

Other relevant and equivalent Level 3 UK and international qualifications are considered on an individual basis, and we encourage students from diverse educational backgrounds to apply.

*We occasionally make offers below the standard entry criteria for students who have faced challenges that affected their performance and who were expected to achieve higher results.