This module provides students with a complete understanding of the global fashion ecosystem, including textile production, fashion supply chains, luxury markets, industry stakeholders, and international business models. Students explore how fashion companies operate across global markets and examine the economic, cultural, and strategic factors shaping the modern fashion industry.

This module explores the practical application of legal principles within the fashion industry. Students examine contracts, commercial relationships, regulatory requirements, compliance issues, and legal challenges faced by fashion companies operating internationally. The course develops the ability to analyze real-world legal scenarios affecting designers, brands, manufacturers, and retailers.

Students learn how intellectual property rights protect fashion creations, brands, designs, trademarks, and creative assets. The module focuses on brand protection strategies, copyright, trademark law, design rights, counterfeiting, and enforcement mechanisms in international markets. This knowledge is essential for professionals supporting fashion entrepreneurs and luxury brands.

This module examines the legal impact of digital transformation on fashion businesses. Students explore e-commerce regulations, digital marketplaces, online consumer protection, data management, digital ownership, and emerging technologies influencing fashion operations. The course prepares professionals to manage legal challenges within digital fashion environments.

This module focuses on sustainability, ethical production, environmental responsibility, and circular economy models within fashion. Students analyze global sustainability standards, responsible sourcing, supply chain transparency, and the legal frameworks shaping sustainable fashion practices. This is highly relevant as Caribbean brands increasingly participate in global markets demanding responsible production.

Students explore international legal frameworks affecting fashion companies and how technology can support global business operations. Topics include international trade regulations, digital solutions, technology-driven business models, and legal strategies for operating across multiple jurisdictions.

The workshop component provides practical exposure through applied exercises, case studies, and industry scenarios. Students develop problem-solving skills by examining real fashion business challenges involving contracts, intellectual property, sustainability, and digital transformation.

Students develop an understanding of how international fashion markets operate and how different legal systems influence global fashion businesses. The module prepares students to work with companies expanding across borders and managing international commercial relationships.

This area focuses on protecting fashion brands from infringement, unauthorized use, and counterfeiting. Students learn strategic approaches to safeguarding brand identity and creative value in competitive international markets.

Students examine the role of technologies such as artificial intelligence, NFTs, digital ownership systems, and the Metaverse in transforming fashion creation, marketing, and customer engagement. The course prepares professionals for the future of digital fashion ecosystems.

This module develops strategic thinking around entrepreneurship, innovation, market positioning, and business growth within the fashion sector. Students learn how legal knowledge can support stronger decision-making and competitive advantage for fashion organizations.

The final dissertation allows students to apply their knowledge to a research project or practical case study related to fashion law, digital innovation, sustainability, or international fashion business. Students demonstrate their ability to analyze complex issues and provide strategic recommendations.