LIFE AS A FASHION STUDENT
Step inside the student experience: View a sample timetable, explore subject videos, and hear first-hand from current students.
YOUR SAMPLE TIMETABLE
Want to know what you can you look forward to as an Fashion Business and Technology student at Manchester? Take a look at the example timetable below.
Please note this is a sample timetable and is only included to give you an idea of how your time might be spent in first year. Units may be subject to change and availability. Students are issued their personal timetable upon enrolment of the course.
MONDAY
9am: Asynchronous/ Independent Study
Preparatory reading and study ahead of lectures
12pm: Lecture
Raw Materials for Fashion
TUESDAY
10am: Lecture
Fashion Buying
11am: Lecture
Management and the Apparel pipeline
2pm: Academic Advisor meeting
WEDNESDAY
9am: Lab
Raw Materials for Fashion
1pm: Meet with Fashion Society
THURSDAY
10am: Formative Feedback Workshop
Fashion Buying
3pm: Year Manager meeting
FRIDAY
10am: CAD Session
Fashion Buying
2pm: PASS Session
Study Session with second year Fashion students
SOCIETIES
Fashion Soc, Women in Science and Engineering, PASS Mentoring - there are so many societies to choose from at Manchester even before you consider sports, cultural communities, and special interest.
STEP INTO A DAY IN THE LIFE
Step into a day in the life of Sofia, a Fashion Marketing student at The University of Manchester.
From engaging fashion lectures and collaborative team study sessions to catching up with friends over coffee and heading to netball practice, discover a snapshot of everyday student life in Manchester.☕️ 👗
"The course pushes us to look at sustainable brands and analyse ethical behaviour. For example, in one exam we were asked to consider the sustainable production initiatives of a specific company".
"The first year of the course gives you a broad understanding and foundation of the industry so that you can then decide what you'd like to specialise in".
"I hadn't considered a course in fashion as I assumed all courses required previous experience and qualifications in art. But the BSc in Fashion focuses on the business and technology, and this 'behind-the-scenes' element really interests me."
