MBA Business Administration with Professional Placement
The MBA Business Administration with Professional Placement program at UCLan is designe...
Preston Campus
INTAKE: September
This dynamic program offers a holistic and industry-focused curriculum that delves into the intricate world of fashion and lifestyle promotion.
Creative Exploration: The program encourages students to explore their creative potential, pushing the boundaries of fashion and lifestyle promotion to develop unique and visionary concepts.
Fashion and Lifestyle Marketing: Students gain a deep understanding of fashion and lifestyle marketing, including brand management, consumer behavior, and market research.
Digital and Social Media: The curriculum covers the strategic use of digital and social media in fashion promotion, reflecting the evolving landscape of the industry.
Visual Merchandising: Students learn the art of visual merchandising, creating compelling in-store and online displays that drive consumer engagement.
Fashion Journalism and Communication: The program includes components on fashion journalism, public relations, and effective communication strategies, vital for promoting brands and products.
Event Management: Students are exposed to event planning and management, including fashion shows, product launches, and experiential marketing.
Sustainability in Fashion: UCLan places a strong emphasis on sustainability in fashion and lifestyle promotion, teaching students how to promote ethical and eco-conscious brands.
Trend Analysis: The curriculum equips students with trend analysis skills, enabling them to stay ahead of industry trends and consumer preferences.
Fashion Retail: Students explore the retail side of fashion and lifestyle promotion, understanding how visual merchandising and branding impact the retail experience.
Professional Placement: The optional professional placement year allows students to gain valuable industry experience, working with fashion brands, marketing agencies, or lifestyle companies. This practical experience enhances employability.
Creative Projects: Students engage in a variety of creative projects, ranging from designing marketing campaigns to curating fashion events, enabling them to build a diverse portfolio.
Industry Collaboration: UCLan maintains strong connections with the fashion and lifestyle industry, offering students opportunities to engage with professionals, attend industry events, and gain exposure to real-world projects.
Global Perspective: The program encourages students to adopt a global perspective, understanding how fashion and lifestyle promotion differ in various cultural contexts.
Entrepreneurship: Entrepreneurial opportunities exist for graduates interested in starting their own fashion promotion ventures or consultancies.
Preston Campus
IELTS 6.5
£ 14500
Postgraduate Entry Requirement:
Students must provide:
Work experience: Some postgraduate courses may require relevant work experience in the field.
It is important to note that meeting the minimum entry requirements does not guarantee admission, as the university considers factors such as availability of places and competition for the program. Additionally, some courses may have higher entry requirements or additional selection criteria, such as interviews or portfolio submissions.
Scholarships for International Students at the University of Central Lancashire (UCLan):
It is important to note that the availability, eligibility criteria, and application deadlines for scholarships may vary each year.
Graduates of the MA Fashion and Lifestyle Promotion with Professional Placement program at UCLan are well-prepared for a wide range of exciting career opportunities in the field of fashion and lifestyle promotion.
Fashion Marketer: Graduates can pursue careers as fashion marketers, working for fashion brands or marketing agencies to create compelling campaigns and strategies.
Brand Manager: Brand managers are responsible for building and maintaining a strong brand identity for fashion and lifestyle companies.
Fashion Public Relations Specialist: Public relations specialists focus on managing the public image of fashion brands, handling media relations, and organizing events.
Digital Marketing Manager: In the digital age, digital marketing managers play a critical role in leveraging online platforms for fashion promotion.
Fashion Blogger/Influencer: Graduates with a passion for fashion and lifestyle can become bloggers or influencers, leveraging their personal brands to promote products and trends.
Visual Merchandiser: Visual merchandisers create eye-catching displays and store layouts to attract customers and drive sales.
Fashion Journalist: Fashion journalists write articles and create content about the fashion industry for magazines, websites, and other media outlets.
Fashion Event Coordinator: Event coordinators plan and execute fashion events, from runway shows to product launches.
Social Media Manager: Social media managers are responsible for crafting and implementing social media strategies for fashion brands.
Sustainability Consultant: Graduates interested in sustainability can work as consultants, helping fashion brands adopt eco-friendly practices.
Fashion Retail Manager: Fashion retail managers oversee the operations of fashion stores, ensuring a seamless shopping experience.
Market Research Analyst: Market research analysts gather data and conduct research to inform fashion marketing strategies.
Creative Director: Creative directors lead the creative vision for fashion campaigns and branding efforts.
Entrepreneur: Graduates with an entrepreneurial spirit can start their own fashion marketing agencies or lifestyle promotion businesses.
Fashion Buyer: Fashion buyers select products to stock in retail stores, ensuring they align with consumer preferences and trends.