Fashion Journalism and Content Creation University of the Arts London (UAL)

Overview

The MA Fashion Journalism and Content Creation programme at the London College of Fashion, UAL, is a comprehensive course tailored for graduates and professionals eager to delve into the evolving landscape of fashion journalism. This course is particularly relevant in today's context, where the fashion industry faces numerous sociological and ethical challenges due to globalisation and ongoing controversies. Students are encouraged to adopt a proactive stance, critically analysing the role of fashion media and developing editorial strategies that can instigate social and political change.

Why Fashion Journalism at University of the Arts London?

UAL is renowned for its innovative approach to education and its strong connections within the fashion industry. The university consistently ranks among the top institutions for fashion studies, providing students with access to exceptional resources and facilities. Additionally, UAL's partnerships with leading fashion organisations and its commitment to fostering creativity ensure that students receive a well-rounded education that prepares them for the competitive job market.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

The tuition fees for the MA Fashion Journalism and Content Creation course are as follows:

• Home students: £14,420 per year
• International students: £30,890 per year

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Syllabus

The course structure includes a variety of modules designed to equip students with both theoretical knowledge and practical skills:

• Global Fashion Media and Markets - This unit focuses on the essential skills required for fashion journalism in a rapidly changing media landscape, addressing sustainability, ethics, and cultural identity.
• Exploring Commercial Fashion Content - Students will evaluate fashion content creation from the industry's perspective, exploring new technologies and market influences.
• Fashion Journalism for Change - This unit challenges students to consider the future of fashion journalism and the impact of content on diverse audiences.
• Masters Project - The culmination of the course, where students will undertake a self-directed project that showcases their skills and knowledge.
• Elective units - Opportunities to collaborate with peers from other disciplines and engage in creative decision-making.

Careers with Fashion Journalism

Graduates of the MA Fashion Journalism and Content Creation programme are well-prepared for various roles within the fashion and creative industries. Alumni have secured positions in prestigious publications and organisations, including:

• Ella Alexander, Online Deputy Editor at Harper’s Bazaar
• Olivia Philips, Group Editor in Chief of Harper's Bazaar Arabia
• Laura Hawkins, Fashion Features Editor at British Vogue
• Tiarna Meehan, Beauty Writer at Dazed
• Marcus Mitropoulos, London Style Writer for GQ UK

Students are equipped to pursue careers in fashion journalism, content creation, social media management, and more, with many also choosing to establish independent media platforms.