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Strong interpersonal and communication skills, linked with an enquiring and innovative approach to study Entry to this course will also be determined by assessment of your portfolio. APEL (Accreditation of Prior (Experiential) Learning) If you want to print using a personal device, the new print queues can be installed using the Mobility Print service.

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 Our HP printers are designed for standard white paper only. For other mediums, visit your College's dedicated facilities: Sarah Cheyne is a design lecturer for the BA (Hons) Fashion Textiles course and an MA graduate from the RCA. With over 20 years experience in the creative industries including running her Dalston-based design studio. Sarah has created textile designs for clients in Europe, USA and Japan, selling to an international clientele including Christian Dior, Guy Laroche, Aquascutum, Calvin Klein & Macy’s. As an alumni of Texprint (TexSelect) Sarah has worked with the organisation for over 20 years, helping launch the careers of talented textile graduates. As projects coordinator she has arranged paid internships with companies such as Paul Smith and Liberty, accompanied prizewinners to Shanghai to exhibit their work at Intertextiles, and is frequently invited as a member of the judging panel for the prestigious TexSelect awards.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.

BA Fashion Design offers five pathways: Menswear; Womenswear; Print; Knitwear; and Communication.Each pathway offers a unique combination of design, historical studies and theoretical studies led by tutors who are expert practitioners in their field.The Printpathwaywillencourage you to develop your textile and silhouette together to create a complete individual fashion outcome. BA Fashion Design is for the talented, self-motivated fashion enthusiast. Spirited, informed and mature enough to commit to a course that is demanding in its breadth and depth, you will thrive in the competitive atmosphere that has spawned many of fashion's brightest talents. In this fast-moving global industry it takes hard work, flexibility and passion to succeed. Information for disabled applicants If you had the old link bookmarked ( https://ualprint.arts.ac.uk/user), please make sure you have updated it . You will not be able to print anything using this link. There are 2 new print queues.

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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.

While you can navigate most of the PaperCut MF User Web Interface with only a keyboard, there are some areas where you can’t, such as the calendar widget. This fails the following WCAG success criteria: On successfully completing the course, you will gain a Bachelor of Arts with Honours (BA Hons degree). Your designer identity – Students will explore different design methodologies and research / development processes. You will develop your creative practice through experimental engagement with materials and processes in specialist textile workshop studios. This will help you to build your design foundation and aesthetic. In the second year of study there’s the opportunity to complete a term placement in industry, offering highly valuable real-life industry experience, with established and emerging companies – local and international. The Textiles and Creative Industries Experience unit will increase your awareness of the industry, and opportunities with the creative industries. A strong interest in textiles and fashion and commitment to professional self-development, including independent learningPlease note that Digital Print is not a print on demand service. Output onto Digital Print’s media is done via online submissions.Output onto students’ own media and P+C needs to be booked, in advance