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Coventry University · Full-time

International Fashion Marketing

Our International Fashion Marketing MSc reflects global trends in fashion marketing and business systems, standards and practices from around the world, drawing upon international case studies and fostering intercultural fluency among students. - Gain an under…

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Coventry University London · Business and management

Our International Fashion Marketing MSc reflects global trends in fashion marketing and business systems, standards and practices from around the world, drawing upon international case studies and fostering intercultural fluency among students. - Gain an understanding of all the main areas of international fashion marketing, branding and retailing, from global markets analysis and product development to consumer behaviour and fashion brand management. - Develop your knowledge, understanding, critical-thinking and problem-solving in areas required by contemporary international fashion business organisations. - Improve your fashion communication, business and applied skills, industry language and terminologies, interpersonal and life-long, key transferable skills. - Study the 18-month Extended Professional Practice route, to gain more practical insights and in-depth experience. See the module section for more details.

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An honours undergraduate degree (minimum 2.2) or equivalent in a relevant subject. There is careful monitoring of applications to ensure that applicants are suited to course at their particular entry point. Where necessary applicants are interviewed (remotely if applicable), especially those applicants who do not appear to meet standard entry criteria. Where deemed appropriate, a written exercise is administered to establish suitability. We recognise a breadth of qualifications, speak to one of our advisers today to find out how we can help you.

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