For many 16 to 18-year-olds, the transition from secondary school to university can feel like a giant leap into the unknown. Read how UAL Short Courses helped Sofia to start figuring out her creative ...

Earlier this term, Central Saint Martins welcomed visitors to its Postgraduate Work in Progress Show - a chance to see what happens before the final polish.

Psychology of Fashion student Arthur shares how his passion for human behaviour, creativity, and technology has shaped his journey at LCF. He reflects on his course, the UAL Apple Diploma, and his ...

During spring break 2026 London College of Communication will be operating reduced building access and opening hours for ...

Photography and Creative Industries students debuted ‘Photo Portrait Now’, a live brief in collaboration with the National Portrait Gallery. Working with underrepresented communities, they explored ...

Through explorations of technology, control, care, and the body as a site of refuge and resistance, MA Fashion Futures students challenge the status quo of the fashion industry, experimenting with and ...

Address: London College of Fashion, 105 Carpenter’s Road, London, E20 2AR - how to find us. Watch this video on how to get to LCF from Stratford tube station on the stories highlights on Instagram.

Emilia Mendez, graduate of BA Theatre Design at UAL works as a freelance performance designer. We spoke to Emilia about how her course helped her build industry connections and technical skills so she ...

Sustainable Voices Without Borders shines a light on UAL alumni who are shaping a more sustainable world, wherever they are.

From presenting at a UAL symposium to speaking at the World Retail Congress, Mollie embraced the industry opportunities on BSc Psychology of Fashion, shaping her skills, confidence and ambition to ...

Step into a space where footwear becomes more than function. LCF's MA Fashion Footwear presents work that questions how we walk, feel, remember, and move through the world. From speculative narratives ...

MA Fashion Design Technology (Womenswear) redefines contemporary fashion practice, combining social responsibility with creative experimentation. Engaging with femininity, memory, control, and ...