Fashion (MA)

Kingston University Kingston School of Art

Full time & Part time September MA 1 year full time, 2 years full time with a professional placement, 2 years part time

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About the course

Join Kingston’s Fashion MA and explore new creative possibilities in fashion design.

The Fashion MA at Kingston University is designed for those looking to push the boundaries of fashion design. This creative degree offers a unique blend of creativity and critical thinking, providing you with the tools to innovate and excel within the fashion industry.

In this course, we’ll encourage you to explore new design concepts, refine your technical skills and develop a deep understanding of fashion as both a cultural and commercial force. You will engage with real-world fashion projects, collaborate with industry professionals and access world-class resources to develop your own portfolio and creative voice.

Entry Requirements

A 2:2 honours degree in fashion design or textiles.

Applicants with academic qualifications in other subjects, or relevant work experience, will be considered on an individual basis.

A portfolio.

See the programme website for portfolio guidance.

Fees

Please see the university website for further information on fees for this course.

Where will I study?

Kingston University

Kingston University London is where postgraduate ambition meets real-world opportunity. Whether you’re advancing your career, changing direction, or pursuing research, our global community, expert teaching, and strong industry connections will help you achieve your goals and make a meaningful impact.

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John

John has emerged as one of the most important and creative fashion designers in the world. After completing his studies at Kingston, he created a collection under his own name and became a leading exponent of the British avant-garde. His talent lies in fusing innovative style with master tailoring and his collections have achieved global distribution. His edgy designs are often inspired by rock 'n' roll, and have gained him a cult following.

"You were expected to work unbelievably hard, which I enjoyed. The competition was fierce; the tutors were passionate, tough and encouraging. The friends I made and the special moments we had, I'll never forget. I loved every minute – so many good parties!"