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Hong Kong Polytechnic University Bachelor of Arts (Honours) Scheme in Fashion and Textiles
Hong Kong Polytechnic University

Bachelor of Arts (Honours) Scheme in Fashion and Textiles

Hung Hom, Hong Kong

4 Years

English

Full time

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HKD 145,000 / per year *

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* per academic year payable by two equal instalments before the start of the first and second semesters of the academic year

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Based on their desired careers and academic performance, students can choose one of the following five specialisms under the BA Scheme.

  • Design. This specialism nurtures students’ creativity and design ability, develops their awareness of current and emerging technologies in the fashion and manufacturing environment, and enhances their understanding of relevant supporting marketing and business practices.
  • Knitwear Design and Technology. This specialism is similar to the Design specialism, as it nurtures creativity and design ability. In addition to general education, students attain the knowledge and skills needed to become knitwear designers.
  • Retail and Marketing. This specialism equips students to work in the global fashion business. Students learn the fundamental management and operational principles and practices of modern global fashion retailing and marketing. In particular, the specialism develops students’ skills in defining, analysing and solving business problems in fashion retailing and marketing, from fast to luxury fashion, and from fashion accessories to lifestyle products. Emphasis is placed on fashion sourcing, buying, market research, branding, digital marketing, omnichannel distribution, social media analytics, store management, and the distribution of fashion products in both local and global contexts. This specialism ensures that students attain the necessary professional skills to initiate and perform individual and team research projects. Students also acquire managerial, analytical, and problem-solving business-related skills through local and overseas internship experiences.
  • Intimate Apparel and Activewear. The aim of this specialism is to ensure that students have the necessary academic and practical knowledge of intimate apparel and activewear, including how to integrate design and technology into such clothing. It provides students with a supportive and inspiring learning environment in which to create imaginative designs using analytical and problem-solving skills. It also encourages students to cultivate independent judgement and critical thinking for the development of novel intimate apparel and activewear. Students are guided to obtain first-hand experience of the latest technologies, materials, and industry practices.
  • Technology. This specialism nurtures graduates with a sound knowledge of fashion products and production processes, who are able to apply this knowledge within technical, economic, managerial and commercial contexts. They are sufficiently flexible to adapt and respond to change, and they have the potential to become industry leaders in product development, process innovation and production management in textiles and apparel fields in local and global markets.

There are also opportunities for placements in the industry to gain on-the-job knowledge and experience in the workplace.

The decision to admit a student to a specialism will be made by the department based on the student's choice, overall GPA of year one study, and/ or interview result. Students will be asked to rank their specialism choices (from the most preferred one to the least) during the summer term of their Year One study for the department's consideration and approval.

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