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Gain a comprehensive understanding of sustainability in fashion and textiles through an engaging mix of theory and case studies. This one-day course explores key challenges, regulations, and innovative practices, equipping professionals to drive sustainable change. Perfect for decision-makers seeking practical insights to transform their organisations.
On-Campus Course
Intermediate
All Included
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Certificate of Completion
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1 Day
15th Jan, 2026
21st Apr, 2026
How to identify key environmental and social challenges within the fashion and textiles industry.
Explore how supply chain transparency supports sustainable sourcing and practices and how product lifecycles impact sustainability.
Gain insight into the global factors and policies influencing sustainable practices.
Learn the regulations and legislation shaping current and future fashion and textile landscapes.
Recognise the importance of sustainability in product design, quality and consumer value.
Make informed sourcing and product development decisions aligned with sustainable practices to drive positive change.
Enhance problem-solving skills to address key sustainability challenges within the supply chain.
Strengthen understanding of regulatory and consumer-driven standards to boost compliance and reputation management.
Build confidence in communicating sustainability initiatives to drive innovation and organisational change.
Ideal for Professionals working in fashion, textiles, retail, and buying.
Those looking to develop a clearer understanding of sustainability in the industry.
Decision-makers, including management and C-suite executives.
Individuals involved in quality assurance/quality control or R&D.
Dr. Mark Taylor specialises in sports and protective clothing with a focus on sustainability. He completed a PhD focusing on impact-absorbing mechanisms in climbing helmets and has since worked on various projects related to comfort in extreme environments and fall protection. His research interests include protective clothing systems, waterproof zip fasteners, sports protectors, outdoor footwear comfort, and firefighter clothing systems. Dr. Taylor is also involved in biomimetic textiles, such as developing super-adhesive materials inspired by gecko feet and creating miniature data-logging sensors for measuring microclimates in footwear. His teaching includes core and optional modules in the BA in Fashion Technology and master's level supervision.
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