BA (Hons) Fashion
Apply for Sep 2021
Would you like to leave university with an industry-ready toolkit and a unique design identity? This course has an international reputation for creating highly-employable graduates. Explore how computer-aided design and emerging digital technologies are helping to innovate the fashion creation process, from idea to production.
Students will soon be able to choose the Digital Technology for Fashion Pathway as part of their second year studies.
93% student satisfaction
National Student Survey (NSS), 2020
BA (Hons) Fashion
Designs by undergraduate students Sabrina Bonatesta, Lauren Ibbs and Zahra Kahn.
Fashion working together
BA (Hons) Fashion
Innovation designs for the denim trade show, Kingpins Show. Created by students Buster Hawksworth, Milda Gatelyte, Martin (Chak) Chan, Alessia Casati, Maria Dikaros, Jasmin Doolin and Abigail Allesbrook.
BA (Hons) Fashion
Image taken backstage at Graduate Fashion Week 2018 shows student Harry Adams' design work.
What can this course do for me?
Students work on industry-led design briefs and competitions with some significant brands, including VF Corporation which encompass Timberland, Wrangler, Lee and North Face and Kingpins denim. Past students have secured internships at prestigious brands, including Givenchy, Viktor & Rolf, AF Vandevorst, Haider Ackermann, and Calvin Klein
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I think that what's interesting about the North Greenwich campus is that you have so much crossover between the different disciplines. It's almost like working in an arena of art and design, which is wonderful.”
Our alumni
Lydia Oosting
Head Designer at luxury streetwear brand Only the Blind in Shoreditch, London
Read my story
Facilities available on this course
Fashion atelier at Ravensbourne
Our spacious and well-equipped fashion atelier means that our fashion students learn traditional, technical and creative skills such as draping, pattern cutting and machine sewing. But not only that. They can also push creative limits by designing and printing their own materials using our industry-standard fabric printers.
Fashion atelier at Ravensbourne
Our spacious and well-equipped fashion atelier means that our fashion students learn traditional, technical and creative skills such as draping, pattern cutting and machine sewing. But not only that. They can also push creative limits by designing and printing their own materials using our industry-standard fabric printers.
Fashion atelier at Ravensbourne
Fashion atelier at Ravensbourne
Materials library
The Ravensbourne materials library is curated by Material ConneXion, a business that introduces brands to the latest material innovations.
The materials scientists at Material ConneXion select innovative materials relevant to the courses at Ravensbourne and that reflect current trends in design and manufacturing.
Samples of these materials are then added to the library so students and staff can browse the physical collection for inspiration, material ideas and applications.
The library hosts 1,500 material samples and an interactive table for further research and access to the Material ConneXion database.
External visitor information
If you wish to come and see the materials library and have a short tour, please contact us to organise.
The materials library can be used by external students registered with the SCONUL access scheme.
Library at Ravensbourne
The Ravensbourne University library has a large collection of print, online and multimedia resources available for staff and students to use.
iMac suite at Ravensbourne
iMac suite at Ravensbourne University - ideal for design students and computing students.
News
In the media
I.D Magazine, February 2021
Ravensbourne University London embraces fashion’s digital revolution
Though last year was hardly an easy ride for fashions students, it was also a year in which they, and the institutions they studied at, demonstrated the power of creativity, innovation and resilience in the face of challenges none of us could have foreseen.
Among the most memorable examples of this is the initiative launched by Ravensbourne University London under the direction of Programme Director, Lee Lapthorne, a collaboration between the institution’s BA Fashion and gaming courses to showcase graduate collections via a downloadable game.