Fashion (Knitwear for Fashion) University of the Arts London (UAL)

Overview

MA Fashion (Knitwear for Fashion) at Central Saint Martins is renowned for its commitment to nurturing innovative designers who are ready to lead within the fashion industry. With a global reputation for excellence, this course is designed to empower students to create original and impactful work that resonates within the contemporary fashion landscape.

Why Fashion (Knitwear for Fashion) at University of the Arts London?

Central Saint Martins is a prestigious institution known for its high-ranking programmes in fashion design. The MA Fashion course benefits from extensive industry connections and partnerships, providing students with invaluable networking opportunities. The facilities at UAL are state-of-the-art, including dedicated studios for knitwear, enabling hands-on learning and experimentation.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

The tuition fees for the MA Fashion (Knitwear for Fashion) programme are as follows:

• International Fee: £43,060 per full course
• National Fee: £16,130 per full course

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

Syllabus

The course structure is divided into four key units, each designed to build on your knowledge and skills:

• Unit 1: Knowledge and Skills - Focuses on developing your understanding of fashion design through dialogue and practical projects.
• Unit 2: The Collaborative Unit - Encourages interdisciplinary collaboration with other postgraduate courses, fostering a community of shared learning.
• Unit 3: Independent Projects - Involves both independent and industry-led project briefs, allowing for personal exploration and development.
• Unit 4: Independent Major Project - Culminates in a major project showcasing your design capabilities and professional readiness.

Careers with Fashion (Knitwear for Fashion)

Graduates of the MA Fashion (Knitwear for Fashion) programme have gone on to achieve remarkable success in the fashion industry. Alumni include notable designers such as Alexander McQueen, Roksanda Ilincic, and Christopher Kane. Graduates find opportunities in prestigious fashion houses, launch their own labels, or pursue careers in academia and research. The course equips students with the skills necessary for roles in design, production, and creative direction across various sectors of the fashion industry.