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Sustainable Fashion and Systems

An interdisciplinary course reimagining the future of luxury fashion in theoretical, experimental and systemic ways
Master's Degrees · Master's Courses · Master of Arts
Postgraduate
LONDON

By embracing a holistic and future-focused approach, this Master Course (validated by Regent's University London) equips graduates with the knowledge and leadership skills to transform the fashion industry, creating a new paradigm of ethical and sustainable excellence.

LONDON

The fashion industry is facing unprecedented scrutiny as its environmental and social impacts become increasingly clear. Now more than ever, there is a need for a new generation of fashion practitioners, critical, creative, and collaborative thinkers with the vision and skills to drive a responsible and regenerative future.

 

REDEFINING LUXURY THROUGH RESPONSIBLE FASHION

This innovative, cross-disciplinary MA in Sustainable Fashion & Systems provides a vital space for students from diverse backgrounds, including fashion design, textiles, business, and marketing, to explore sustainability in fashion at a systems level.
Through critical thinking, problem-solving, and strategic innovation, students will learn to develop responsible fashion solutions that challenge conventions and radically reimagine luxury for the Anthropocene.

 

29 Sep 2025
English  - Fee
Enrollment Fee
£4,400
UK Nationals or UK Domicile fees
£19,700
International fees
£28,900

Validations

Regent’s University London

Validated by Regent’s University London
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This empowering course supports students to develop a strong theoretical understanding of the luxury fashion industry through systems thinking. Collaborative and individual projects develop project management skills alongside ecological design principles, alternative economics, business models, regenerative systems, future sourcing, indigenous knowledge systems, the local, the politics of luxury, and values-led communication to the development of new fashion systems and products that reflect their individual disciplines and goals. Within a framework of lectures, seminars, workshops, practical sessions and field trips, students develop dynamic, cross-disciplinary collaborations to research, explore, conceptualize and create responsible fashion systems and processes that are pro-actively positive, both socially and environmentally. Assessed work from collaborative projects are largely ‘portfolio’-based, comprising a range of potential outcomes – such as annotated research books, samples, experiments, maquettes, designs, speculative pieces, artefacts or new system plans, proposals, essays, reports, campaign plans, films and reflective writing, allowing for fluid but rigorous interdisciplinary outcomes that represent the specific and varied contributions of individuals to a variety of team projects. This enables students to pursue their individual interests and aspirations within the course.

  • Critical debates and ethics in fashion and luxury

  • Systems thinking for fashion

  • Alternative economics and business models

  • Regenerative and indigenous knowledge systems

  • Futuring and creative problem-solving

  • Dynamic synergies between theory and practice

  • New business models and design practices for a responsible future

  • Sustainability role within a luxury fashion brand

  • Sustainable fashion entrepreneur

  • Sustainable fashion design/business consultancy

  • Sustainable fashion brand strategy & product development

  • Fashion Forecaster

  • Charities, NGOs or social enterprises

  • Researcher (Academic or industry)

     

    This programme equips students to respond to the seismic changes happening across the fashion industry and in the luxury sector specifically. The industry needs people that can find innovative solutions rather than perpetuate current issues; this course is designed to produce highly employable, forward-looking graduates that will offer new insights and lead change. Graduates can explore careers at a variety of levels and areas of the industry, from design to research and strategy.

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