Garment Technology (Hons) at Birmingham City University is a three-year, full-time undergraduate degree that builds strong technical skills in garment construction and product development. You’ll also explore design context, critical studies, and sustainability-focused practice to prepare for roles across the fashion and apparel industry.
The Garment Technology (Hons) program at Birmingham City University is a comprehensive three-year undergraduate degree designed to equip students with robust technical skills in garment construction and product development. This program emphasizes the integration of design context, critical studies, and sustainability practices, preparing graduates for a variety of roles within the fashion and apparel industry.
The curriculum spans three years, transitioning from foundational skills to advanced development, culminating in a major project and a final portfolio presentation.
Specialisation: Students can choose to specialize in either menswear or womenswear during their final-year major project.
Admission typically hinges on relevant academic qualifications. The program may consider a variety of pathways, such as BTEC or A-level equivalents, that meet the required UCAS tariff points.
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Graduates of the Garment Technology program are well-prepared for diverse career opportunities in the fashion and apparel sectors. With a strong foundation in garment construction, design, and sustainability practices, alumni can pursue roles in product development, fashion design, production management, and more within the dynamic landscape of the fashion industry.
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