
Jane Mills
Senior Lecturer in Fashion
Faculty of Arts, Science and Technology
UCAS Code:
W230
Level:
Undergraduate
Duration:
3 years full time
4 years full time (foundation)
4 years part time
Starting:
September
Fees UK:
Full Time 22/23: £9,250
Part Time 22/23: £1,500 (per 20 credits) Integrated Foundation Year 22/23: £9,250
Fees International:
Full Time 22/23: £14,000 Integrated Foundation Year 22/23: £14,000
Location:
Waterside
For questions regarding study and admissions please contact us:
study@northampton.ac.uk
0300 303 2772
This exciting and creative degree will enable you to explore a range of industry relevant topics, allowing you to specialise in Fashion, Footwear and Accessories or Textiles.
The course provides rigorous depth of knowledge and industry-relevant skills at each level of the programme, enabling you to explore and advance both your theoretical understanding of design and technical skills to support realisation. With access to specialist workshops, supported by expert academic and technical staff you will develop skills in both traditional and digital technologies making you prepared for the industry of the future.
The range of facilities will support you to learn the process of design from concept development, through to materiality and 3D visualisation within your chosen specialism. You will also have the unique opportunity to access the Institute for Creative Leather Technology (ICLT) tannery allowing you to explore working with leather as a creative material.
Live projects, national and international competitions provide real-world industry experience for a range of careers for the fashion, textile and footwear industry, freelance work or preparation for further study at postgraduate level. You can keep up-to-date with Fashion at UON on Instagram and Twitter.
Updated 03/05/2022
“Northampton is the heart of footwear.”
Katie Greenyer, Creative talent and Network Director at Pentland Brands & World President of The Textile Institute
The course offers the opportunity to explore a range of areas within the fashion, footwear, accessories and textile industry, highlights include:
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Senior Lecturer in Fashion
Emmeline developed the upcycled label Emmeline 4 Re back in 2003, selling her collections in TOPSHOP and independent retailers across the UK and Europe. She went then on to establish her own sustainable boutique in London. Through this Emmeline became a pioneer in sustainable issues around upcycling. Emmeline's specialism led her to delve into some of the topics she became passionate about. Currently a PhD Candidate at Chelsea School of Art, feeding into the research hub, The Centre of Circular Design at UAL, Emmeline’s research covers topics of design for remanufacture for greater circularity in the fashion industry.
Emmeline has taught in the UK, India, and Sri Lanka in the areas of sustainability, fashion, and design. She externals across Fashion and Fashion Marketing programmes, and presents on sustainable topics internationally.
This course will open up a vast range of career opportunities, including…
We have alumni working across a wide range of brands and retailers including; Brandix, ASOS, TOPSHOP, River Island, White Company, Next, Ted Baker, LVMH, Henry Holland, Emilia Wickstead and Anya Hindmarch.
A fashion charity has brought a University of Northampton academic on board to enhance the academic and industry opportunities for people of colour.