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Global Fashion School Rankings 2015

Nottingham Trent University

Nottingham, United Kingdom

With over 28,000 students drawn from over 100 countries, Nottingham Trent is one of the largest universities in the United Kingdom and offers both undergraduate and postgraduate fashion education. In addition to its UK campus, the university operates a franchise model, with campuses in Hong Kong and Singapore. Campus and university resources were ranked highly by students across the board. Undergraduate applicants may choose from a wide variety of courses including fashion design, management and communication, and promotion. Some courses include a formal placement year in the fashion industry. Postgraduate courses are equally variable, from knitwear design to international fashion management. The school’s library and research facilities were rated highly by students, who also praised the international diversity of the fashion student body. The business and marketing education offered by Nottingham Trent was scored above average in our survey.

Select Year

14th

Undergraduate, Fashion Ranking 2015

Full-time fashion students

1,519

International students

10%

Student : Teacher ratio

28:1

23:1 including part time lecturers

Tuition: Domestic/intl

$14k/$19k

Acceptance rate

59%

Graduation Rate

82%

Courses Offered

Undergraduate:
BA (Hons) Fashion Design, BA (Hons) Costume Design and Making, BA (Hons) Fashion Accessory Design, BA (Hons) Fashion Communication and Promotion, BA (Hons) Fashion Knitwear Design and Knitted Textiles, BA (Hons) Fashion Management, BA (Hons) Fashion Marketing and Branding, BA (Hons) International Fashion Business, BA (Hons) Textile Design

Student & Alumni Comments

"My school is excellent for catering to individual career paths, as there is a lot of free reign in terms of projects you wish to specialise in, or courses you may wish to enrol in. I would say that this also has a down side in that learning is very self directed — maybe overly so."

Current Student

"For a creative course there is not enough contact time for us to be able to learn and develop new and existing skills preparing us for the industry."

Current Student

"I really liked the lectures and the versatility of the course. However I am dissatisfied by the lack of resources for our course, we don't have a specific area to go and do work in. I also wish we would receive more teaching time."

Alumni

"Very good facilities, very helpful tutors, technicians and the provision of precious experience within the British fashion industry."

Alumni

Full Undergraduate, Fashion Ranking

The Business of Fashion's global fashion school rankings aim to provide an objective assessment of the top undergraduate and graduate fashion programmes around the world.