Accessibility Statement

The School of Media and Communication at London College of Fashion, University of the Arts London, is committed to ensuring that our digital platforms are accessible, inclusive, and usable for as many people as possible.

This website has been designed as a dynamic showcase of the innovation taking place across our courses, research, knowledge exchange, and experimental practices. As part of this, it features a wide range of emerging and exploratory media including video, interactive work, VR/AR experiences, AI-driven content, and other formats that reflect the cutting-edge nature of our disciplines.

We recognise that not all of this content is currently fully accessible. Some material has been produced as part of ongoing research and experimentation where accessible alternatives - such as captions, transcripts, audio description, alternative navigation methods, or screen-reader compatible formats - are still in development or not yet possible given the technologies being tested.

Our Commitment

We are actively working to improve the accessibility of this platform over time. Our staff and students are engaged in exploring, testing, and developing accessible and inclusive approaches to emerging media, and this website reflects that ongoing process of learning and innovation.

Where possible, we provide accessible alternatives or contextual information. When this is not available, we aim to clearly indicate limitations so that users understand the nature of the content they are engaging with.

Feedback and Support

If you experience barriers while using this website or would like information in an alternative format, please contact us at communications@fashion.arts.ac.uk.

We welcome feedback and collaboration as we continue to improve the accessibility of this platform and embed inclusive thinking across our teaching, research, and creative work.