As a student, moving to London can be nerve-wracking, and perhaps a little bit scary. If you’re moving to London from another country, or even from elsewhere in the UK, it can take a little getting used to but, ultimately, will be well worth the upheaval!
The 20th century influenced the fashion industry in many ways. Here are five unforgettable fashion moments that defined popular culture during their time, and continue to leave a long-lasting legacy in today’s fashion industry.
If you choose to study in London, you will get to experience what is widely believed to be the culture capital of the world. From festivals, art and cinema, to museums, theatre and architecture, London has a great deal to offer anyone studying in the city, especially those specialising in the arts.
While studying for your undergraduate degree, there will likely come a time when you think about postgraduate education and consider whether it’s a wise ‘next step’ for you in terms of your career.
So, you’ve decided to study abroad? The chances are you’ll have a hundred questions that need answering, from what you need to take to what your new home will be like. Relocating to a different country is a big step to take at any point in life, but there’s no doubt that you will reap the benefits.
There are many different types of interviews that employers are using to assess a candidate’s abilities nowadays. One of the most common you will find is the competency based interview.
A lot of university courses have at least one module that requires you to deliver a presentation to an audience, be it small or large.
As a fashion designer and programme leader in fashion at LCCA, Silja Manninen is someone with a wealth of experience, both academic and industry related. Her work has featured in British Vogue, The Times and The Guardian, and she’s even had work exhibited at the V&A Museum.
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