Fashion and Textiles Robert Gordon University

Overview

The Fashion and Textiles programme at Robert Gordon University offers a sophisticated environment for designers to advance their creative practice and technical expertise. This master's level pathway is designed to foster independent thinking and original ideas within the global creative sector. Students engage with contemporary debates while refining their specialist skills in fashion or textile design.

Why Fashion and Textiles at Robert Gordon University?

Studying at Gray’s School of Art provides access to a tailored, dynamic environment supported by a team of recognised artists, designers, and critical theorists. The university maintains strong collaborative links with cultural organisations such as the Grampian Hospital Arts Trust and Peacock Visual Arts. Students benefit from the Guest@Gray’s lecture programme, which brings industry speakers and experienced researchers directly into the learning experience. Facilities include specialist textile screen print workshops and dedicated dye rooms to support high-level practical work.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: GBP 18590 per year
• National fee: GBP 5890 per year

Visit the Fees and Funding section for a breakdown in your local currency.

Syllabus

The curriculum is delivered through a series of connected learning experiences that challenge students to reflect on their disciplinary practice. Modules may include:

• Fashion and Textiles
• Applied Practice
• Critical Contextual Studies and Research Methods
• Personal Development and Professional Networks
• Master's Project

Careers with Fashion and Textiles

Graduates are prepared for professional roles as independent fashion or textile designers within the international creative industries. The programme develops the subject-specific expertise required to work in various creative and cultural sectors. Beyond direct design roles, the course provides a foundation for related careers in the expanded field of visual culture. For those interested in academia, the university offers pathways toward higher research degrees, including MPhil and PhD levels in art and design.