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Empowering the next generation of digital marketing professionals, the Digital Marketing Degree Apprenticeship will give apprentices the know-how to plan and evaluate successful digital campaigns.
This Level 6 Degree Apprenticeship will provide the practical and theoretical training for developing digital marketers who want to gain new skills and a formal degree qualification. This course would be ideal for those in an entry-level digital marketing role, or those looking to join a digital marketing team.

This piping design and stress analysis course covers topics integral to piping design and stress analysis. Participants will learn piping design fundamentals, the factors that affect preliminary piping design, initial layout, overall system configuration, and essential principles of pipe stress analysis.

Develop your creative and academic skills with our exciting, innovative course in Graphic Communication. You’ll get to experience the constantly evolving world of graphic design, advertising and motion graphics, as well as our invaluable industry links.
You’ll be tasked with using your imagination and experimentation, tackling the contemporary issues, ideas and ethics the graphic design industry faces.

Piping design is a significant component of process plants and various engineering projects. The skill of piping engineering revolves around the development of a time-efficient piping process to allow the safe transportation of gas and fluids across industrial plants. Hence piping engineering needs precision and care while you perform its operations.

Process plants, such as refineries and petrochemical plants, are complex facilities consisting of equipment, piping systems, instruments, electrical systems, electronics, computers, and control systems. The design, engineering, and construction of process plants involve a multidisciplinary team effort.

The Fashion Design course at LCCA will introduce you to the design processes used when creating garments, covering a variety of topics from colours and silhouettes to prints and fabrics. You will also explore the processes crucial to bringing a concept into reality. Once you have completed the course, you will have the ability to research fashion thoroughly and create beautifully designed garments.

The BA in Fashion Design programme enables students to acquire a range of technical, analytical and research skills needed to achieve a successful career in the fashion industry. A combination of practical and theoretical elements help students develop a contextual understanding of fashion design, garment manufacture and fashion image-making.

The Foundation Art and Design programme provides students with a valuable introduction into a wide range of creative disciplines. Student will have the opportunity to explore a field of interest in more depth, developing their skills, knowledge and preparing them for further education/career opportunities worlds of art and fashion.

his course covers the fundamentals of the fashion design process as well as using machinery for pattern and garment construction.
The course also teached students about fashion illustration, the trend forecasting, developing a collection, how to put a collection into the context of the fashion industry, where to show a collection and ultimately how to sell it a collection.

The worlds best luxury brands and fashion houses rely on business vision as much as creative talent. This specialised 2-year course provides the vital business skills you need to help shape the most recognised names, in some of the most exclusive sectors.
Equipped with an in-depth understanding of the integral principles of business and of the Fashion, Design, and Luxury sectors, you will stand out in a highly competitive field.

The Fashion Styling and Forecasting course at LCCA teaches you about the cyclical nature of the fashion industry. You will understand why fashion forecasting is used by companies and it influences the fashion industry. You will also be taught the basics of fashion styling. Editorial shoots, look-book shoots and personal styling will all be explored during the course.

The Creative Pattern Course at LCCA gives you an introduction to the design development process used by fashion designers. Also you will learn the basics of pattern cutting, draping techniques and you will develop the ability to create required styles given in a specification. Over the ten-week period, you will become accustomed to drafting blocks and translating them into your own style, growing in confidence as a designer.

The MA in Fashion Retail and Luxury Management programme merges aspects retail and management, resulting in students gaining practical knowledge and skills in more than one discipline.
From analysis of the fashion system to the study of marketing techniques, the content of this programme will provide students with an extremely thorough understanding of the industry. The course also looks closely at fashion as a cultural, social and historical system characterised by ever-evolving trends.

The Winter Fashion Academy introduces students to the fundamentals of fashion design and how to present their design ideas using Photoshop, styling and customisation and creating looks to be used for an editorial fashion shoot.
This two-week course is designed to introduce you the various aspects of Fashion.

The Fashion Illustration course at LCCA allows you to explore various techniques used to create fashion illustrations. You will see your sketching and painting skills improve in leaps and bounds, focusing on things such as body proportions and silhouettes. The course will also incorporate use of CAD, broadening your fashion illustration skillset.

The Fashion Business course at LCCA will introduce you to the business side of the fashion industry. You will be learning the fundamentals of the design process, branding, promotion and marketing in order to sell the designs. By the end of the course, you will have basic understanding of the fashion industry as a whole and the business behind making it one of the most dynamic industries in the world.

The course has links with other parts of the University, particularly the Faculty of History, the Department of History of Art, and Kellogg College, amongst the fellows of which is the largest concentration of architectural historians associated with the University.
To learn more about the research topics you’ll have the opportunity to explore, please refer to the Research areas section on this page.

An overview of the course structure is provided below. Details of the compulsory elements of the course are provided in the Course components section of this page.
The course is taught over one year from October to September, comprising three 10-week terms and a fourth summer term.
The first term covers core material using lectures, tutorials and practical work, and aims to ensure that students achieve the core knowledge of the principles and practice of pharmacology. At the end of the term, you will sit a computer-based qualifying exam passing this exam allows you to continue the course.