BA (Hons) Fashion Promotion

• Diploma with high grades
• Diploma from Technical / Commercial / Industrial / Health institutes
• 2 A-levels at grade C or above, or an International Baccalaureate with minimum 24 points
• A recognised International Foundation course from a UK institution

Most students from outside the UK need to submit an English language test as proof of their English language ability in order to study at foundation, undergraduate or postgraduate level, unless exempt by Ravensbourne or you meet UKVI exemptions from English language testing requirements.

At Ravensbourne, we accept a range of English language tests, including IELTS. Find out more about our English language entry requirements to foundation, undergraduate and postgraduate courses below.

Students will complete the course with a strong, industry-ready portfolio of visual work relevant to their career preferences.

Graduates will be able to pursue work in a number of fields including but not limited to: 

Public relations, online marketing, brand manager, art direction, styling, fashion photography, fashion events director, digital marketing, creative technologist, graphic illustrator, media designer, visual merchandiser, fashion writer, campaign manager, academics and teachers, archivist, brand managers, curator, copywriter, digital operations, data analyst/insights, display designer (window dressing etc), e-comms developer, graphic designers (placement print and/or point of sale), influencer/talent management, journalist, logistics, marketing manager, managing director/CEO.

Before you apply, here are some things you can do to make sure that you have all the information you need: 

• Research Ravensbourne's courses to find the one that's the best fit for your future
• Check if you need a student route visa to study in the UK and make a note of the deadline for its application
• Check the entry requirements for your chosen course. Note that the academic qualifications can differ from course to course so be sure to look at the relevant section for the exact course you are applying for
• Search our online international qualifications guide to compare your international qualifications with UK equivalents
• Check the undergraduate or postgraduate fees for your course
• Review the scholarship information to see what funding opportunities are available
• If you are under 18, make sure that your parent or guardian is happy to sign the consent form and provide us with details of a UK based guardian 

Start your application as early as possible by visiting our online applicant portal. Your online application will ask you to attach the following documents for review:

• Personal statement
• Portfolio or showreel (this depends on which course you are applying for)
• Evidence of your relevant qualifications 
• Your passport (photo page)
• Two references
• Any relevant scholarship information (if you have been awarded an external scholarship)

Be sure to answer every question on the application form with as much detail as possible, so that our admissions officers can review your application. 

Your application will be checked to verify that you have submitted all the required documents as well as your portfolio/showreel.

If your application is successful at this stage, you will be sent a message via the online portal inviting you to an academic and a Student Route visa assessment interview (these may be held together or separately). If you are in the UK these will be in person, and if you are outside the UK they will take place via Skype. 

Please note that all communication from Ravensbourne will be sent via the online portal, so please remember to check your account regularly. 

You can expect to receive an outcome of your application within 5 working days of your assessment interviews. 

If you are successful with an offer, please read this important information for offer holders.