121 Master's degrees in Fashion, Textiles and Luxury Goods in United Kingdom

The Surface Pattern and Textiles course from The University of Lancashire will challenge you to experiment and innovate, and prepare yourself for a successful future career.

The Fashion Management with Marketing MA programme offered at De Montfort University is ideal for graduates with a fashion, textiles or business degree who aspire to a fulfilling career as a leader where you can set the pace and direction within this broad and competitive sector. 

This Luxury Hospitality Management course from the University of West London can help to launch your career in a highly lucrative and competitive market.

MA Digital Fashion is an intensive 12-month course for designers, creatives and researchers who want to shape the future of fashion in virtual, hybrid and evolving digital spaces.

Textiles from Royal College of Art operates at the creative interface between materials, making and meaning.

The Sustainable Fashion - Business and Practices course at Kingston University will give you the change-led perspective you need to make a real impact in the industry.

This Sustainable Textile Technologies MSc course offered at De Montfort University will challenge you to explore the diverse and novel application of textiles and push the boundaries of textile design and production. 

The Textile Conservation programme of the University of Glasgow is a multidisciplinary subject which combines academic knowledge with cultural awareness, aesthetic sensitivity and technical skill.

The University for the Creative Arts offers an advanced Textiles MA programme, where students can immerse themselves in the world of textile design, fabric manipulation, and creative textile artistry.

On this Responsible Innovation course from Northumbria University you will learn about these issues and many more as you undertake types of designing that aim to make positive change. 

The Fashion and Textiles MA programme offered at De Montfort University challenges motivated graduates from fashion and textiles disciplines to explore their chosen specialism and take their development to the next level of creative innovation. 

The Executive Master in Luxury Management (EMiLUX) is an intense post-experience modular program, offering 62 ECTS/ CFU credits and taught over 15 months in Paris, Milano, Dubai, Los Angeles & Silicon Valley, Lausanne, Roma, London.

Fashion Design MA from Northumbria University encourages you to creatively challenge the traditional boundaries of fashion and develop your individual fashion practice through a rigorous understanding of applied research processes. 

The Fashion Textiles course from University of Portsmouth will help you develop the skills and critical awareness you need to pursue your creative talents in research, enterprise, or a creative career or practice.

Position yourself as a catalyst for environmental, social, and economic change at the vanguard of the fashion industry's sustainable transition on this Sustainable Fashion (Online) course at Falmouth University.

The M.A. in Fashion (Womenswear Fashion) at the University of the Arts London (UAL) is a full-time programme lasting 17 months. This advanced degree is designed for those seeking to lead in the fashion industry, offering a dynamic and creative environment for aspiring designers.

Innovate and push boundaries to forge new ways of working in the creative industries, engaging new and emerging technologies to envision, plan and design fashion environments and experiences.

This Luxury Marketing MSc programme from Glasgow Caledonian University aims to provide an opportunity for graduates to study luxury marketing within a global context whilst also being aware of the wider responsibilities of businesses including responsible leadership.

The PGCE in Secondary Design and Technology - Food, Textiles and Product Design (Hons) at Birmingham City University is a full-time course lasting one year. This programme equips aspiring teachers with the necessary skills to inspire students in designing and practical skills, alongside a deep understanding of the subject matter.

This Fashion Communications course from Nottingham Trent University provides the essential conduit between fashion organisations and their consumers, stakeholders, and the wider fashion environment.