Education & Programme Development
I work with fashion schools, universities and creative-industry organisations to develop research-led programmes, short courses and workshops. Each is shaped around the people taking part, what they need to learn and the context in which they will use that knowledge.
How I approach programme development
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Understand the need
We begin with your audience, priorities and educational context. What should participants understand, question or be able to do? These questions guide the scope and learning outcomes.
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Shape the learning
I bring together fashion business, cultural analysis and international perspectives to develop the content and learning activities. Case studies, discussion and practical research tasks connect ideas to the challenges participants encounter.
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Build for delivery
Depending on the brief, the work may include a programme outline, module structure, session plans, learning materials or assessment design. Content and format are developed around your timetable, resources and delivery needs.
Ways we can work together
Curriculum and programme development
Bespoke executive education and team workshops
Masterclasses and short courses
Faculty workshops
Selected programme concepts
These examples offer starting points for discussion. Scope, level and format can be adapted to your institution or team.
Modest Fashion: Culture, Consumers & Global Markets
Explore how culture, religion, identity and everyday practices shape modest-fashion consumption. Participants examine differences within and across markets and consider their implications for branding, communication and consumer understanding.
Global Fashion Systems
A programme concept connecting fashion business with the cultural and economic contexts in which it operates. Participants examine how production, consumption and value are shaped across different regions, questioning assumptions and developing informed approaches to unfamiliar markets.
Researching Fashion Consumers
A practical introduction to qualitative consumer research, from framing a useful question to interpreting findings. Participants explore interview, ethnographic and visual methods, and consider how evidence can inform fashion and luxury business decisions.