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Fashion MA

We’re in the process of updating our MA course information for those considering starting study in September 2024.

These will be uploaded soon. In the meantime, please email studentrecruitment@norwichuni.ac.uk if you require any further information.


We are not recruiting for 2024. You might be interested in MA Textile Design or MA Fine Art.

Please contact admissions@norwichuni.ac.uk with any queries.

Length:

Full-time 1 year, Part-time 2 years

Develop your signature style and explore the conceptual contexts of your work on our MA Fashion Master’s degree course.

If you’re ready to test the boundaries of what fashion means in the 21st century and push your personal and professional philosophy to new limits, this postgraduate fashion course will provide the ideal platform.

Develop your unique voice

Your compelling creative voice will emerge as you work with different materials and processes.

Your practice will embrace digital, technological and cultural innovation as you develop a clear understanding of how to use promotion and platforms to showcase your work.

Expert studio technicians will support your exploration of bespoke tailoring; experimental cutting and draping methods; the traditions and craft of haute couture; hand and machine finishing techniques; and the use of contemporary technologies.

Insights from industry experts

The course is delivered via a mix of formal taught sessions, independent research and collaborative learning. Visiting industry guests provide unique insight into current debates in the fashion industry. 

When you graduate, you’ll join a thriving community of designers, researchers and leaders in industry who will support your professional and creative development.

MA Showcase

Discover the work of some of our our postgraduate students in their MA Showcase at Norwich University of the Arts.

All courses run as a blend of on-campus and digital teaching and learning, and follow current UK government safety advice. Applicants and students will be notified directly if any changes need to be made.

Course Details

Graduates work in a broad range of careers including:

  • Bespoke Tailoring
  • Freelance Design
  • Costume Design
  • Design Consultancy
  • Design and Choreography
  • Fabric Technology
  • Pattern Cutting
  • Buying
  • Teaching/Lecturing
  • Research/PhD Study

Course Information

Course length: Full-time 1 year, Part-time 2 years

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