ENG
Language
English
Start date
January 2024
Frequency
Part-time
Fruition
On campus
Duration
11 Months
Credits
60
The Fashion Styling and Communication Masters degree forms professionals that will be capable to come up new fashion visual proposals (styling, creative direction, fashion film….) as well as developing contemporary communication, branding and marketing strategies for existing fashion companies.
It is a theoretical and practical training that brings the student closer to the realities of the professional market through a series of collaborations with different fashion brands (luxury & high street, showrooms, vintage, agencies, etc), where they will acquire the necessary skills to tackle the new challenges in the fashion sector.
With its mixed format, this degree will allow all students to learn, participate and be part of the IED community in person, in physical and virtual classrooms, and remotely.
Objectives
The Master in Fashion Styling and Communication aims to form professionals that have a clear individual creative voice but that are team players too. You will learn to produce images that address contemporary issues and narratives across different content formats: editorial, moving image, communication campaigns, etc.
We aim for results to industry standards. For us, industry standards not only relate to high quality projects, but also means to work towards an on-going critical practice in which we learn to always question our work in order to guarantee values of diversity and responsibility.
Our students specialise in styling, creative direction, content production and communication, developing a basic proficiency in both photography and film.
By completing an IED Madrid master's degree programme, you will access cross-cutting training that complements your knowledge and strengthens your skills, preparing you to be a unique profile in the job market.
Online preparatory course: optional
As a student of this master's degree, you will be able to participate in a preparatory course on basic tools for understanding the functioning of design and the skills, from a technical and personal development point of view, inherent to it:
Elective subjects: IED credits
In addition to the core subjects of the master’s degree programme, you may choose between 2 and 5 optional branches that make up the DNA of IED students. These training branches cover the tools that will make the difference in completing your professional profile.
CoLAB: IED credits
To enhance the cross-cutting nature of the programmes, we have a collaborative project in which students from different programmes come together to develop one single project. With the guidance of leading professionals in the sector as tutors, the working groups will approach new disciplines and techniques. You will meet profiles from other programmes, you will interact with them as in companies’ multidisciplinary work groups, enjoying a unique experience that will enrich the way you approach a project.
In addition, this collaborative project will feature two weeks of conferences, workshops and group presentations: WikIED.
Those who are interested in the world of fashion and its processes, as well as graduates or holders of diplomas in communications, Marketing and PR or journalism looking for specific training in the field of Fashion and Communications.
FASHION CULTURE
Trend Lab
Communication & Events
Styling
Art Direction & Editorial
FASHION IMAGE
Digital tools
Photography
Portfolio
Moving Image for Digital
Portfolio review
PROJECTS
Editorial projects
Video projects
MASTER FINAL PROJECT
ELECTIVE SUBJECTS
Branch 1. Human-Centre Approach (Humanities)
Design anthropology
Gender and decolonial studies
Research methods
Branch 2. Better futures (Sustainability)
Eco-design strategy Wheel
Environmental impact
Energy efficiency and logistics
Branch 3. Technology and Innovation (Makerwise)
Interactive
Biomaterials
UX
Branch 4. Forward-Thinking (Strategies)
Disruptive thinking
Problem solver methods
Behavioural methods
Branch 5. Career Accelerator (Enterprise)
Entrepreneurial mindset
Start-up
Leadership