FAQs • Istituto Marangoni London
Studying at Istituto Marangoni London offers you comprehensive preparation and support, ranging from helping you find your way around the lively city of London to guiding you into the world of work. The school supports you during your studies with state-of-the-art resources and continues to assist you afterwards with its career services. Here you will find all the information you need about our London campus and the dynamic city itself, ensuring that you have everything you need to make this an exceptional and enriching study experience.
During your first day at Istituto Marangoni London, you’ll be introduced to all the services available and provided with essential information for both studying and living in London. This includes an opportunity to meet your peers and learn about upcoming projects. A Welcome Aperitivo is organised during your first week to facilitate networking.
At the end of your journey, we’ll organise a farewell event where diplomas will be delivered, and you’ll have the opportunity to complete a survey, allowing us to gather feedback about your experience.
Address:
30 Fashion Street, London, E1 6PX
Opening Hours:
Monday to Friday – 8:00 AM to 8:30 PM
Virtual Tour of the London Campus
Facilities by Floor:
- Ground Floor: Reception, theory classrooms, garden, bike storage
- 1st Floor: 4 theory rooms
- 2nd Floor: 3 meeting rooms, 2 theory classrooms
- 3rd Floor: Pattern-cutting rooms, theory rooms
- 4th Floor: Manager offices, additional offices
Types of Classrooms:
- Theory and design classrooms for lectures and workshops
- Pattern-cutting rooms with sewing machines and other equipment
- Photo studios, computer rooms, and flexible drawing spaces
Istituto Marangoni offers access to computers, scanners, on-site photocopiers, school email accounts, and an online student Extranet.
It’s recommended to bring your own laptop for ease of access and research purposes. You may use the school's desktop computers, but they are available only during campus hours. For specific courses:
- Fashion Image & Styling: A digital camera is recommended for research and project purposes.
- Fashion Design: A materials list will be provided before the start of your course.
Yes, you can enjoy lunch at Mamma’s Goodies on the ground floor of the campus or explore nearby options like Spitalfields Market and Brick Lane, which offer a variety of food choices.
For any queries or assistance, you can refer to the Student Desk, which connects you with the right department and provides support for your daily needs.
Key Contacts:
- School Director: Valerie Berdah-Levy – v.berdah-levy@istitutomarangoni.com
- Information Office: london@istitutomarangoni.com – Provides details about programmes and student enrolment support
- Admissions Office: admissions.london@istitutomarangoni.com – Assistance during the application process
- Career Services: careerservice.london@istitutomarangoni.com – Career guidance and job interview support during and after your studies
- Academic Services: academicservices.london@istitutomarangoni.com – Guidance on timetables, deadlines, and student support
- Library Services: library.london@istitutomarangoni.com – Support with learning resources and research
Career Services provides students with guidance and practical advice on preparing for job interviews and finding job opportunities during and after your studies.
For career support, email: careerservice.london@istitutomarangoni.com.
The Library Services at Istituto Marangoni London aim to provide up-to-date learning resources for students. The library also offers research support and advice on using these resources effectively.
For more information, contact: library.london@istitutomarangoni.com.
The Academic Office ensures the quality of Istituto Marangoni’s programmes, supports students with academic and pastoral needs, and manages the continuous improvement of courses.
For academic-related enquiries, contact: academicservices.london@istitutomarangoni.com.
Shopping in London:
London is one of the world’s top shopping destinations, offering everything from luxury boutiques to vintage markets:
- Luxury Shopping: Explore Bond Street, Harrods, and Selfridges for high-end designer brands.
- High Street Shopping: Oxford Street and Regent Street are famous for brands like Zara, H&M, and Uniqlo.
- Markets: Visit Camden Market for alternative fashion, Portobello Road Market for vintage finds, and Brick Lane Market for quirky clothing and great street food.
- Outlets: Bicester Village is a short train ride away, offering discounted luxury brands.
Sales:
London has key sale seasons throughout the year:
- Boxing Day Sales: Start on 26 December with huge discounts.
- January Sales: Continue from Boxing Day into mid-January.
- Summer Sales: Late June to August, with discounts on spring/summer collections.
- Black Friday: Late November, with substantial discounts leading into Cyber Monday.
Food in London:
London’s food scene is diverse, offering cuisine from around the world. Popular areas include:
- Brick Lane: Famous for Indian food
- Soho and Brixton: A range of international dishes
- Street Food Markets: Borough Market, Camden Market, and Maltby Street Market offer everything from gourmet burgers to Ethiopian dishes.
For traditional British cuisine, try fish and chips, a Sunday roast, or afternoon tea. There are also plenty of vegan and vegetarian options in areas like Hackney and Shoreditch.
Nightlife in London:
- Pubs and Bars: Areas like Soho and Shoreditch are known for trendy cocktail bars. Student-friendly pubs often offer discounts.
- Clubs: Visit Fabric and Ministry of Sound for a great night out.
- Live Music: Venues like O2 Academy Brixton and The Roundhouse host a range of genres.
- Theatre and Comedy: The West End is home to some of the best shows, and comedy clubs like The Comedy Store offer affordable entertainment.
Transport Tips for Nightlife:
The Night Tube runs on some lines, and London’s buses operate 24/7. Always plan your route home and stay aware of your surroundings for safety.