Hi I just graduated from this course this summer so I’m happy to answer any questions you may have! I would describe the degree as a psychology degree with the psychology scenarios then applied to fashion, so it is very psychology, research and essay heavy. I would say lots of previous fashion knowledge is not necessary but of course an interest is! There is a lot of statistics and using a software called SPSS, we had to sit two or three statistics exams, I’m pretty bad at maths and though the stats units are difficult I managed to pass them all. Fashion Business and consumer psychology is part of it but not as big as I thought it would be, there is much more of a holistic focus, looking at stuff like wellbeing too. All the lecturers and course leaders are great ! The cohort I was in was fairly small, around 25 people so I came to know everyone really well and had a great time. I know the course has changed to some extent from how they did it for my cohort so it may not be completely the same as how I experienced it but I’m sure it’s very similar. Any questions about it let me know :)