A visual presentation of practical body of supporting work to include trials and interpretation of research and investigation. Presented to a professional standard.

Body of practical work

Viva &amp; visual presentation of individual project progress. To include: research findings / gap in the field, practice, reflection and future actions (indicative word count 1500). Summative assessment will take account of a series of documented formative assessment points.

Documented presentations

The Studio Practice module focuses on the development of the student&#39;s individual practice. The module&#39;s structure fosters an inquisitive approach ensuring that students have the resources to engage with current debates and issues within fashion. The focus is on extending existing knowledge and practical skills through engagement with individual student ideas shaped by new/existing knowledge and practical approaches. Exploration of fashion concepts will challenge preconceived notions of the discipline. Students will develop a range of theoretical skills and practical experience through the exploration of their own practice-led project that replicates real world interactions for making, research and collaborative practice.
This module encourages students to work online, externally and in a studio-based environment to allow independent study and practice to be underpinned with continued tutorial support, group critiques and evaluation. Students will be encouraged to fuse creative developments whilst drawing on the wider context of the course. Students will consider the broader implications of fashion and combine previous knowledge and practice to achieve real world outputs which offer impact to the fashion industry. Learning on the module combines experiential practical

elements with more formal tutorial and seminar-based delivery. Students will be introduced to workshops and technical support to develop their practical skills and support their on-going project work. Investigation into a variety of creative techniques with which to present their research project/s to the outside world will be examined.

Studio Practice (Fashion Innovation and Realisation) - 7004MAFIR

Studio Practice (Fashion Innovation and Realisation)

Present a coherent body of work that explores the boundaries of fashion

Communicate with originality, ideas and concepts that acknowledge a defined audience and/or context

Demonstrate the application of advanced skills and processes relating to their practice