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Mobility Print is a software that allows you to print directly to UAL Printers from your personal devices, such as your laptop, smartphone, or tablet. Benefits of using Mobility Print: Simulating industry practice, in the Introduction to Industries Practice unit you’ll have the opportunity to work as part of a collaborative textiles and fashion design team to co-create a ‘capsule collection’, alongside building an individual textiles range for an industry audience. This unit will provide a further opportunity to explore important design themes, individually as well as in an interdisciplinary textile and design collective, exploring how materials can inspire inventive, ethical and topical design proposals. Industry networks: You can take advantage of the course’s excellent relationship with the international fashion community. This will allow you to experience placements drawn from a wide and distinguished range of sources. Your first-year projects explore how creativity and textiles can be powerful for realising positive change. Your Introduction to Fashion Textiles unit will direct you an exploration of themes; including diversity, social responsibility, and sustainability, that will underpin your future creativity. This unit will be delivered using a combination of seminars, workshops, lectures, and group activities. First year projects encourage open and diverse responses reflecting students' own environment, cultures, and inspiration. Your Experimental Process unit will introduce you to core practical skills, in your specialist area, through demonstration and studio practice. In this experimental unit, there will be a focus on the importance of research, drawing, colour skills and creative concepts to inform the originality of design and your creative practice

Pathway structure: On BA Fashion, you can choose to study one of five pathways: Fashion Design: Menswear, Womenswear, Print, Knitwear and Communication. From production to performances and comedy to collaborations: Nahal Ashrafi wants to explore it all In conversation with Chelsea College of Arts, MA Curating and Collections 2020 graduate and ‘In Transit’ founder Celina Loh

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In London, these include Alexander McQueen, Ghost, Holland & Holland, Katharine Hamnett. In the UK, Burberry, Paul Smith, Hussein Chalayan. In Italy, Benetton, Etro, Alberta Feretti, Antonio Berardi, Prada, Versace. In Paris, Martin Margiela, Kenzo, Christian Lacroix, Martine Sitbon, Dior, Chloe, Louis Vuitton. In New York, Donna Karan, Style Council and in Japan, Comme des Garçons. New creative environments – You will be introduced to new ways of seeing to push your creativity as a designer and provide fresh eyes to the world around you. Strong interpersonal and communication skills, linked with an enquiring and innovative approach to study Diverse - You design for a diverse range of fashion market-levels, not limited to gender, driven by your own fashion concerns such as sustainability, identity, and ethical issues.

UAL has no control over the design, the user interface or the level of accessibility of PaperCut MF and we are unable to make any accessibility fixes ourselves. Therefore, we believe it would be a disproportionate burden within the meaning of the accessibility regulations to fix the issues ourselves. Unit 5 offers a range of research methods and approaches which will support you in undertaking more self-directed study. This may include visual and material culture, social theory and media studies. In Units 6 and 7 you will explore the breadth of your subject, developing your individual talents. Learningincludes studio and formal tutorial guidance, seminars, lectures, external projects and competitions, critiques, personal research, independent study and team projects. Unit 8 encourages you to consolidate the necessary skills to develop and articulate your own practice. You will further enhance your knowledge of industry with a focus on your future employability. Stage 3

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Each application will be considered on its own merit but cannot guarantee an offer in each case. English language requirements Industry experiences are strengthened further by working in a cross-discipline fashion and textile design team to develop an industry-led collection, alongside exploring your own designer identity project. The Designer Identity unit will challenge you to consider your place, role and identity within the fashion textiles industry including the development of inclusive, forward-thinking, creative design propositions. Delivery of the unit will include tutor and peer group discussion and critiques, supported with lectures, demonstrations, and workshops.