BA (Hons) Fashion in Poole United Kingdom | Arts University Bournemouth

The BA (Hons) Fashion program blends time-honored craftsmanship with modern technological advancements and ethical approaches. Students critically examine today's fashion landscape while designing original, eco-conscious, and daring creations. Program Highlights The BA (Hons) Fashion course has earned recognition for pioneering fashion innovation. At AUB's Fashion department, we encourage creative risk-taking, investigation, and blending conventional with avant-garde methods to shape thoughtful fashion solutions for tomorrow. Our BA (Hons) Fashion degree stands at the forefront of creative progress. Throughout your journey from initial concept to final product, you'll test boundaries, question norms, and refine design approaches that align with your personal creative vision. The curriculum facilitates hands-on exploration of both heritage skills and digital fashion tools, alongside garment construction, product evolution, and professional showcasing. You'll also examine the relationship between clothing, fashion trends, and the human form as a canvas for artistic communication. Contemporary fashion's societal responsibilities and ecological considerations form crucial discussion points: these elements permeate classroom dialogues and practical work. Understanding fashion's global influence sparks inventive approaches, empowering students to become advocates for a fairer, greener industry. Our BA (Hons) Fashion program boasts an impressive track record of innovation, with graduate achievements gaining worldwide attention through career placements, dynamic corporate partnerships, and influential guest lectures woven into the curriculum's fabric. While studying at AUB, you'll build a distinctive skillset to propel your professional journey or postgraduate aspirations. We champion personal expression and will guide you in carving your niche within the fashion world during this pivotal historical moment. Assessment Framework Each unit concludes with a percentage grade that appears on your academic transcript. Evaluations follow a tiered marking system where specific scores represent varying achievement levels within grade brackets. Within every ten-point range, only 2, 5, and 8 marks are assigned (for example: 62, 65, 68), indicating lower, middle, and upper performance tiers respectively. Passing all learning objectives is mandatory for unit completion. Upon successfully finishing your honors degree, your final classification derives from combined Level 5 and 6 unit results, calculated through two distinct formulas outlined in HE Student Regulations. Should these calculations differ, the more favorable degree classification applies.