Located in the heart of the West End, London College of Fashion's rich heritage and responsiveness to changes in design practice have positioned it as a global provider of fashion education, research and consultancy. The College's work is centred on the development of ideas: students use fashion alongside historical and cultural practice to challenge social, political and ethical agendas.
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£7,200 - £8,200 per year
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£5,400 - £7,300 per year
71% of students are very or quite satisfied with this university
16,425 students attended last year
81% of students are undergrads
8% of students are part-time
71% of students are female
40% of students aged over 21
39% of students here are from outside the UK
57% of students are very or quite satisfied with the student union
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