Master’s Admissions
Application Requirements
These requirements are for the following MA programmes:
- MA Content Creation & Production
- MA Fashion & Beauty Communication
- MA International Luxury Business
- MA International Luxury Business (Online)
Academic Entry Requirements
UK applicants should ideally hold an undergraduate degree at a 2.2 classification or above in a related subject. However, applicants with an undergraduate degree in an unrelated subject who can demonstrate a commitment to and an understanding of the course subject are strongly encouraged to apply.
International applicants should hold qualifications equivalent to an international undergraduate degree that is equivalent to a 2.2 classification (or a 2.7 GPA) or above in a related subject. If you have any questions about academic entry qualifications, please contact the Admissions Team.
Required Documentation
All applicants must apply online. A complete application includes:
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Academic transcripts/mark sheets: from all undergraduate and postgraduate institutions attended.
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Unofficial copies are sufficient for the application process and for issuing decisions.
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All documents not in English, whether official or unofficial, must be certified and translated into English.
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Diplomas cannot be used as a substitute for transcripts/mark sheets.
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Final Official Transcripts: Required prior to enrolment (or for CAS issuance for Student Route Visa applicants).
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Documents are considered final and official only when sent directly from the awarding institution and include the conferral date.
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Official transcripts can be sent to admissions@voguecollege.com.
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Age Requirement
Applicants must be aged 18 or over on 1 September of the academic year in which the programme commences.
Reference letters and Curriculum vitae or résumé
As part of your application, please provide two references from academic or professional contacts. If you graduated more than two years ago and are no longer in touch with your undergraduate faculty, two professional references are also acceptable.
We also ask for a current CV, including a brief summary of your career, qualifications, and education – your opportunity to showcase your experience and achievements.
Application Review
Once we’ve received your application and any supplemental materials, we’ll begin reviewing it. You may then be invited to a 20-30 minute online interview with a member of our faculty – this is also a great chance to learn more about your programme and the Vogue College of Fashion community.
After your interview, we aim to get back to you with a decision within two working days.
Portfolio & Personal Statement
Digital Portfolio Guidelines
Applicants are required to submit a digital portfolio that showcases both creative talent and intellectual acumen. The portfolio should include the following components:
1. Two Written Pieces (600–800 words each)
These should focus on relevant topics in fashion or media. You may submit an existing piece of writing on any subject or create new work addressing one of the following topics:
- Fashion Shows: Consider their relevance today and their future in a more sustainable era. Do they belong to the past? Are they still a valid way to promote and showcase fashion? What might the future of fashion shows look like in a sustainability-focused world?
- The Role and Purpose of Print Magazines in 2026/27: Explore the significance of print magazines in the modern media landscape. What function do they serve today, and how do they coexist with digital media?
- Avoid using AI. While it can help you organise your thoughts and improve your writing, pieces created with AI often end up sounding very similar. Your writing doesn’t have to be perfect – it’s more important that it reflects who you are and is written in your own voice.
2. Two Creative Pieces
Creative submissions may include photography, videography, styling, creative writing, illustration, or other artistic work that reflects your personal vision and aesthetic.
Portfolio Format
- The portfolio should ideally be submitted as a single PDF document.
- Alternatively, web, blog, or video portfolios are accepted; in this case, include a document with a link to the portfolio.
Portfolio Goals
Your submission should demonstrate:
- Intellectual and creative abilities
- Originality and vision
- Commitment to fashion, media, and the luxury lifestyle sector
This portfolio is your opportunity to showcase work that reflects your creative vision, academic interests, and professional aspirations. We encourage you to be innovative, authentic, and ambitious in your submissions.
Personal Statement
As part of your application to our postgraduate programmes, we ask you to submit a 1000-word personal statement. This is your chance to share your passion for fashion, explain why Vogue College of Fashion is the right fit for you, and describe how this programme will help you achieve your future career goals. Let your enthusiasm and vision shine through!
Avoid using AI. Your personal statement doesn’t need to be perfect — it just needs to be your own voice. Focus on sharing your passions, experiences, and who you are. That’s what really makes your application stand out.
International Requirements
For international applicants to the master’s programmes, we will consider a range of entry qualifications. Equivalent qualifications are assessed in accordance with recognised UK qualification frameworks and credential evaluation guidance. Where necessary, we may undertake additional qualification verification, including comparison against UK qualification frameworks.
Certified translations of documents not in English may be required. We may also request that you provide a statement of comparability from UK ENIC for certain qualifications.
International applicants requiring Student visa sponsorship must meet all academic, English language, immigration and deposit requirements before a Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies (CAS) can be issued.
Meeting academic entry requirements does not guarantee the issuance of a CAS or the grant of a Student visa.
English Language Requirements
English language evidence requirements are assessed in accordance with UK Visas and Immigration (UKVI) and College admissions requirements where applicable.
International applicants are required to demonstrate proficiency in English at CEFR Level B2. Test result certificates must accompany applications and are required for all international students (EU included).
You can meet this requirement with a Secure English Language Tests (SELT). Below, please find the minimum required scores for our most commonly submitted English Language assessments:
- IELTS Academic: 6.5 overall, with a minimum of 6.0 in each component
- TOEFL (IBT): 90 overall, with a minimum of 19 in Reading, 19 in Writing, 19 in Listening, and 19 in Speaking
- Pearson (PTE) Academic: 59 overall and in all components
Please contact the Admissions Team for guidance if you are planning to take (or have completed) another test.
If you are from, or have completed a qualification in, a majority English-speaking country, you may be exempt from the need to provide additional evidence of your English language ability. Please see the UK Government guidance here.
Student Visa Information
International students who do not hold immigration permission that allows study in the UK may require a Student visa to study at the College.
To be eligible for Student visa sponsorship, applicants must:
- Meet the academic entry requirements for their chosen programme
- Meet the English language requirements
- Hold the required documentation to support their application
- Successfully complete the admissions process
- Meet all UK Visas and Immigration (UKVI) requirements at the time of application and enrolment.
Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies (CAS)
Applicants who require Student visa sponsorship must obtain a Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies (CAS) from Vogue College before applying for a Student visa.
CAS issuance is subject to successful admissions assessment, document verification, deposit and tuition fee requirements where applicable, and compliance with UKVI regulations.
Important Information
Meeting the academic entry requirements for a programme does not guarantee:
- An offer of admission
- Issuance of a CAS
- Approval of a Student visa application
All visa decisions are made by UK Visas and Immigration (UKVI).
Attendance and Engagement
Students sponsored under the Student route are required to maintain satisfactory engagement with their studies and comply with College attendance and participation requirements throughout their programme.
The College has a responsibility to fulfil its duties as a Student Sponsor in accordance with UKVI requirements.
Before You Apply
Applicants are encouraged to review the latest Student visa requirements on the UK Government website and seek independent immigration advice where appropriate.
Vogue College works with approved education advisers and agents – however applicants are not required to use an agent and may apply to the College at no additional cost.
Agent Quality Framework (AQF)
We have signed the AQF pledge as a symbol of our commitment to the best practices of recruiting international students. Read the UK International Education Sector’s Pledge (PDF). The AQF has been designed to enhance the partnership between the UK education sector and international agents by providing resources, tools and the industry’s best practice advice on how to successfully recruit and support international students planning to study in the UK. As part of AQF we only work with a network of vetted and appropriately qualified approved agents (all trained by the British Council) to ensure our applicants receive professional and competent guidance, ethical advice and knowledge regarding their options of studying in the UK.
Resources and Information
If you are an international student and are considering working with an overseas agent to apply, you may find the resources and information below helpful:
- Applicant and parent guide to applying
- Identify our official agents and the regions they cover here.
- The Pledge we (and our agents) have signed in line with Visa sponsor responsibilities
Reporting concerns about an agent
If you are an international student and received unsatisfactory services from your representative whilst applying to us, you can share your feedback and report your experiences by contacting the Visa Compliance Team.
We have a commercial relationship with our network of education agents. A placement fee is paid to overseas representatives who successfully refer international students to us.
How to Apply
To apply for one of our master’s programmes, simply click the “Apply” button on the course information page.
Applications Open
Applications for master’s degree programmes will open towards the end of October 2026 for September 2027 entry.
Application Fee
A non-refundable fee of £75 (GBP) is required to submit an application. Applications will not be assessed until they have been submitted through the online form.
Deadlines
Deadlines for 2027 master’s applications are to be confirmed.
If you have any questions about entry requirements or the admissions process, our friendly Admissions Team is here to help – contact us.
Fees & Funding
Tuition Fees
Fees are confirmed on individual course information pages. The tuition fee published applies only to that academic year.
Tuition fees are reviewed annually and may increase between academic years. Any increase will normally be linked to inflation and will not exceed the percentage change in the UK Consumer Prices Index (CPI) published by the Office for National Statistics, unless we are required to make a greater increase as a result of changes in law or regulation.
Any fee increase will be communicated to students in advance and applied in accordance with the College’s Student Terms and Conditions.
Additional Costs
Please note tuition fees may not include some additional costs that may be required to be covered as part of your programme, including but not limited to: printing, stationery, materials, software, field trips, etc.
More information is available on our Living in London pages.
Loans
UK students are eligible for student loans. See the UK Government website for details.
Loan availability for international students may vary.
Refunds
Refunds are subject to the College’s Refunds and Compensation Policy, including provisions relating to cooling-off periods, withdrawals, visa refusals, programme changes and programme cancellation. Any approved refund will normally be returned to the original source of payment, including students, sponsors or the Student Loans Company, as applicable. Please refer to the full Refunds and Compensation Policy for details.
Cooling-off period
Students have a 14-day cooling-off period following acceptance of their offer, subject to the terms set out in the Refunds and Compensation Policy.
Scholarship
Scholarship
Vogue College of Fashion offers a limited number of partial tuition fee merit scholarships to selected Home and International Students. After submitting an admissions application, applicants will receive an automated message from the Admissions Team with a link to apply for a merit scholarship.
The deadline for 2027 scholarships is to be confirmed.
If you have any questions, please contact the Admissions Team.