Sustainable Practices - TID1232

Assessment 1: Portfolio (including examples)

Formative feedback will be provided throughout the module, through studio-sessions, 1:1 and group tutorials, and critiques. In addition to this, at least one formal feedback point will be scheduled for this module, whereby you will receive recorded feedback. This will take place prior to the summative assessment submission deadline. 

Portfolio 

Assessment 1: Oral Assessment

Verbal presentation Development of a research topic in relation to your specialism. 

Verbal Presentation

Assessment 2: Written Assignment

Wriiten Assignment

This module will further develop your theoretical understanding and critical engagement with sustainability, as contextualised within your specialism (textiles, fashion, costume, marketing). Building on your foundation knowledge and maintaining a clear focus on the practical aspects of sustainability, you will work within the context of global consumers, audiences, manufacturers, retailers, marketers and other collaborative organisations and individuals in textiles and its associated industries.  
 
This module aims to specifically generate a multifaceted understanding and appreciation of the theoretical, socio-political, economic, ethical, and environmental dimensions of textile, fashion, costume &amp; marketing practices. The module encourages debate surrounding sustainability, ethics and resources, alongside appropriate primary methods of research and investigation. 
 
Lectures, seminars, and collaborative workshops will explore a relevant range of theories that stimulate discussion, develop your capacity for independent enquiry, creative concept development and to enable you to identify and assess implications for your own practice.  
 
You will demonstrate your knowledge and understanding though reflective responses that will prepare you for honours level study.

School of Arts and Humanities

<a href="http://library.hud.ac.uk/my/THD1192">http://library.hud.ac.uk/my/</a>TID1232

TID1232 - Sustainable Practices

Sustainable Practices

    Communicate ideas and information professionally and innovatively. 

    Design appropriate primary research methods. 

have an advanced understanding of the key sustainability issues impacting on textiles and its associated industries. 

    Present critical and reflective knowledge in a range of formats. 

    Recognise and apply knowledge and understanding of the relationships between the sustainability issues emerging in your own practice and the wider field of critical and cultural debates. 

    Manage their studies independently, or in groups with others, and work to deadlines.  