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MA - Master of Arts
City Centre Campus (Parkside Building)
Full Time
Sep 2026
1 Year
Overview This course addresses the unique challenges and opportunities of the luxury sector, making it ideal for students aspiring to build careers with premium, high-end, and luxury brands. We empower you to become a confident leader and innovative thinker, teaching you how to position brands in the market. You’ll learn how luxury brands are managed globally, with insights from both producer and consumer perspectives. What's covered in this course? Engaging and dynamic learning approach Our MA Luxury Brand Management course offers an immersive, hands-on learning experience tailored to the challenges of the luxury sector. Through a blend of lectures, seminars, workshops, and real-world case studies, you’ll develop strategic and tactical management skills, critically analysing and applying management theories in practical settings. Structured and supportive learning Our course structure supports your development in the luxury industry, with pre- and post-class activities and workshops forming a robust foundation for in-class learning. Our one-on-one support sessions ensure that your educational journey is personalised and aligned with your career aspirations. This structured support is key to helping you integrate knowledge across disciplines, including insights from fashion and jewellery. Advanced resources for comprehensive learning You'll have access to BCU's extensive resources, including cutting-edge marketing tools, comprehensive market research databases, and luxury-specific industry reports. As you progress through the course levels—from PGCert to PGDip, and finally to MA—you will become adept at using these resources to make informed decisions about luxury brand positioning and management, both from producer and consumer perspectives.
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