• HF1004 Professional Communication and Ethics
  
  This unit focuses on all forms of communication within the fashion industry, including interpersonal skills, digital presentation, body language, interview skills, understanding business culture, etiquette, processes and scheduling. It provides skills and techniques for professional communications.
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• HF1002 Textiles and Materials
  
  This unit is an introduction to the fabrics commonly used in fashion apparel. Fabrics are studied for their sources of material, construction qualities, and usage. Methods of fibre identification, yarns, fabrics, dyes, printing, and finishing are analysed for their practical application. In addition, students also research the various garment types, construction processes, sizing systems and fitting as well as new fabrications and technologies available in the industry.
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• HF1206 Fashion Finances and Accounting
  
  This unit explores the fundamental concepts of fashion production, costing and production specifications.This unit also covers cost-benefit analysis and examines quality assurance measures. It forms an introduction to accounting through financial statements, the accounting cycle, accounting for merchandising operations,cost behaviour, break-even analysis, profit-loss, achieving target profit levels, and balance sheets.
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• HF1204 Principles of Fashion Management
  
  This unit is designed to give students a well-rounded and in-depth knowledge of the fashion industry, with a managerial focus through analysis of the business contexts of the various fashion roles. Students will enhance both their creative and managerial skills to become a dynamic business brain, and be encouraged to ‘think outside the box’.
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• HF1005 Product Development Strategies
  
  This unit builds knowledge and skills in the processes and procedures of product development within the fashion industry. Students develop problem-solving skills in this area by applying knowledge of trends, range enhancement, consumer demand and business growth strategies. The teaching and learning methods for this unit will include lectures, practical applications, examination of case studies and on-line activities. Research and presentations are an important component. There is an emphasis on student engagement and interaction demonstrating practical integration of new approaches into their own work and their creative and social development.
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• HF1003 Consumer Behaviour
  
  This unit is an introduction to concepts of consumer behaviour and psychology. It investigates how consumer identity is formed and develops an understanding of psychographics. To this effect, both internal and external influences are discussed. Internal influences such as consumer motivation, personality, perception, learning, and attitude formation are examined in detail. External factors including social, cultural, and cross-cultural determinants of consumer decision-making are studied. The unit will give students an appreciation of how consumer characteristics and consumption patterns will impact marketing decisions, and how this knowledge can be used to develop effective marketing programs.
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• HV3000 Flight Lab - Instrument & Turbine Procedures
  
• AVT3003 Aeronautical Theory - CPL Final
• AVP3004 Aeronautical Practice - CPL*
• Elective
• AVP3005 Aeronautical Practice - Instrument Rating*
• HV3001 Aviation Safety Management
• Elective
• Elective

*Flight practical units are allocated a specific number of flight hours. Students requiring further training beyond these hours will be charged at additional cost beyond the tuition fees. Further information can be found in "Information for Prospective Students" found here or in the fees section of this webpage.