Liverpool John Moores University

Fashion Innovation and Realisation

Liverpool John Moores University

LJMU's Fashion Innovation MA provides a thorough understanding of industry design, technology and commercial practice within the fashion industry. - Expand your knowledge of fashion design or communication, and contribute to the wider field of fashion through research-based critical work. - Develop innovative fashion practice through guidance from academics, businesses and industry entrepreneurs - Work within an interdisciplinary, flexible and modular programme of study - Benefit from extensive networking and collaboration opportunities in fashion and related industries Fashion Innovation and Realisation has the ability to liberate, transform and invoke power and, through shape and form, challenge traditional concepts of beauty, role and world perceptions.

Entry requirements

MA: You will need: a minimum 2:1 in an arts or fashion industry-related subject a reference a sample digital portfolio of work to be submitted at the point of application to attend an interview a portfolio of work to be presented at interview Additional information IELTS English language requirement: 6.5 (minimum 5.5 in each component) Pearson requirements: 58-64 (minimum 51 in each component for UKVI Purposes) RPL is accepted on this programme If you have any specific queries, please contact apsadmissions@ljmu.ac.uk Please note: All international qualifications are subject to a qualification equivalency check via NARIC. View country specific entry requirements: www.ljmu.ac.uk/study/courses/international-entry-requirements Contact LJMU's International Admissions Team (internationaladmissions@ljmu.ac.uk) for guidance on visa information. Further information is also available from our international web pages: www.ljmu.ac.uk/international

Course modules

Your programme is made up of a number of core modules which are part of the course framework. Some programmes also have optional modules that can be selected to enhance your learning in certain areas and many feature a dissertation, extended report or research project to demonstrate your advanced learning. Core modules Collaborative Practice (30 credits) Major Project (Fashion Innovation and Realisation) (60 credits) Research and Practice 2 (Fashion Innovation and Realisation) (30 credits) Research and Practice 1 (30 credits) Optional modules Studio Practice (Fashion Innovation and Realisation) (30 credits) Studio Practice (Fashion Innovation & Realisation) (30 credits)

Assessment methods

To cater for the wide-ranging content of our courses and the varied learning preferences of our students, we offer a range of assessment methods on each programme. Assessment techniques vary from module to module to reflect relevant assessment approaches and the key learning points of each topic. Assessment takes place via a variety of methods including, progress review, presentation, group critique, written and practical work. The high levels of seminar and tutorial contact allow for a considerable amount of formative assessment and feedback prior to the summative assessment for each module. Programme assessment seeks to replicate professional industry practices.

Qualifications

Qualification	Study mode	Start month	Fee	Course duration
MA	Full-time	September 2019	6,900 per Year 1 (Wales)	1 Years
MA	Full-time	September 2019	13,950 per Year 1 (International)	1 Years
MA	Full-time	September 2019	6,900 per Year 1 (England)	1 Years
MA	Full-time	September 2019	6,900 per Year 1 (Scotland)	1 Years
MA	Full-time	September 2019	6,900 per Year 1 (Northern Ireland)	1 Years
MA	Full-time	September 2019	6,900 per Year 1 (EU)	1 Years
MA	Part-time	September 2019	38 per Credit (EU)	2 Years
MA	Part-time	September 2019	38 per Credit (Scotland)	2 Years
MA	Part-time	September 2019	38 per Credit (England)	2 Years
MA	Part-time	September 2019	38 per Credit (Wales)	2 Years
MA	Part-time	September 2019	38 per Credit (Northern Ireland)	2 Years