Fashion Business School students and graduates bring their creativity, knowledge, and expertise to tackle real-world projects. From extracurricular collaborations to in-curriculum assignments, our partners have the opportunity to shape unit briefs or develop extracurricular projects. Through student consultancy, our partners have benefited from the next generation of fashion leaders, gaining access to innovative business ideas in response to real life challenges.
Toray Industries have been pushing the boundaries of material manufacture and innovation for over 90 years. They approached Fashion Business School with a question: Why does underwear undersell in European markets in comparison to South-East Asian markets?
The 2024 Global Fashion Summit took place in May 2024 in Copenhagen and 10 MA Fashion Marketing and Sustainability students were selected after a rigorous selection process and attended as volunteers.
The Leading Design Practice (LDP) module is front and centre of bridging the gap between theory and practice and is a great way for our students to extend their professional network. Each year, MA Fashion Design Management students work collaboratively to respond to a live brief set by a range of industry experts.