Teaching and assessment
As a small university, we centre our teaching around your individual goals – identifying the skills and support you need to thrive. Small, interactive classes ensure you’ll have a high level of contact with tutors, enabling you to develop your individual strengths and interests.
Teaching staff
You'll learn from academic staff who live and breathe fashion and design, offering new insights into the latest trends and the chance to apply your learning practically.
They include designers, illustrators, model-makers, architects, PRs, communications professionals and photographers who continue to work in this diverse and flourishing sector alongside teaching. Their knowledge and experiences ensure your classes are shaped by current industry practices and reflect the changing agendas of the fashion and design industry. You'll also benefit from guest speakers, such as:
- Mobile Studio Architects
- StoreyStudio
- Assa Studio Ltd
- Digital Forming
- Threefold Architects
- Matt Driscoll
- Aware Design
- Studio SPOON
- AIS Workplace
- Knox Bhavan Architects
You’ll also be assigned a personal tutor who’ll help you to build a bespoke programme that reflects your passions and future career.
Practical learning
You'll engage in exciting learning experiences that encourage collaboration and self-expression – working with others on design work in the studio and benefiting from skills sessions on the likes of drawing and CAD.
- Design and promote new spaces
- Draw inspiration from London's history & architecture
- Build models in our workshop
- Collaborate on designs and projects
- Join industry placements
- Connect and expand your network
You’ll also work on live projects commissioned and evaluated by real companies and local communities – gaining a deeper understanding of the industry and building valuable connections. Previous student collaborations include:
- The Zoological Society London
- Camden Council
- MICA Architects
- Marylebone Parish
On campus, you'll be able to access our collaborative workspaces and industry-standard resources, including:
- Professional design studios
- Wood/model-making workshop
- Photography and TV studios
- Mac and PC labs with industry software
- AutoCAD lab with plotter
- Laser cutter and 3D printers
As well as spending time in our studio spaces, you'll take field trips to some of London’s best-known museums, galleries and fashion archives.
Events & opportunities
Studying in the city gives you the chance to get involved with a wide variety of campaigns, collaborations and events (such as Dezeen Design Festival) and you’ll be encouraged to regularly visit exhibitions, enter competitions and join internships – developing new relationships and gaining first-hand experience.
Regent’s hosts annual Fashion and Interior Design showcases on campus each year – an exciting opportunity for you to showcase your final projects and collections to friends, family and industry contacts. Both events are designed and built by second year students, teaching practical project management skills, and use professional models and creative directors.
Contact hours and expected workload
There are 200 learning hours per 20 credit module.
Academic Calendar
Methods of assessment
This course focuses entirely on coursework, with no exams. Instead, your skills and knowledge will be assessed through practical work, presentations, projects, group work, portfolios, pitches, peer assessments, reports and drawings and models – as well as essays, reflective writing and written analyses on aspects of the industry.
Students with disabilities
We welcome and support students with a wide range of disabilities and health concerns. This includes learning difficulties, visual and hearing impairments, mental health difficulties, autism spectrum conditions, mobility difficulties, and temporary or chronic health conditions.
Our Student Support & Welfare team is here to support you. We ask that you speak with us as early as you can to enable us to support you. Find out more about our disability support and contact us.