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Malapa skeletons are the same hominin species
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Anthropologists have published the results of a new study in to two fossil skeletons found in South Africa.
The skeletons, which were unearthed in 2008 at the fossil site of Malapa within the Cradle of Humankind World Heritage Site near Johannesburg, belong to an early hominin known as Australopithecus sediba.
More complete than the famous 'Lucy' specimen from Ethiopia, the skeletons were of a young male and adult female – both believed to be somewhere around two million years old.
For a time, it wasn't even clear that the two belonged to the same species, but now, following a decade of research in to the finds, researchers have concluded that they are indeed the same.
The study has also revealed more about what these early hominins may have been like.
"Our interpretations in the papers suggest that A. sediba was adapted to terrestrial bipedalism, but also spent significant time climbing in trees, perhaps for foraging and protection from predators," wrote New York University anthropologist Scott Williams.
"This larger picture sheds light on the lifeways of A. sediba and also on a major transition in hominin evolution, that of the largely ape-like species included broadly in the genus Australopithecus to the earliest members of our own genus, Homo."
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Scientists Have Reconstructed The Face Of A 9,000-Year-Old Teenager
Scientists have managed to reconstruct the face of a 9,000 year old teenager from Greece using technology. Dawn's skeletal remains were buried in a cave in the region of Thessaly until 1993 when they were uncovered. No one knew what the young woman looked like for 9,000 years, but now scientists have an idea of what her appearance was like, Reuters reports.
The 9,000 year old teenager, found in 1993 in the Theopetra Cave in the Thessaly region in Greece, lived towards the end of the Mesolithic period. At that time, the Thessaly region was in transition from a hunter gatherer society into one where people grew and made their own food. Scientists chose to call her Avgi, which means "Dawn" in English. The idea for the name came from the fact that she lived at a time of transition which was considered the "dawn of civilization."
There's not much information about the way Dawn lived or how she died, although they know that she was a teenager based on the analysis of her bones and teeth, which indicate that she was aged between 15 and 18 years old. According to the scientists, there is a possibility that the 9,000 year old teenager was anemic and could have had scurvy. There's evidence of hip and joint problems which could had caused her to move with difficulty which led to her death.
Orthodontist Manolis Papagrigorakis, along with his colleagues worked together to reconstruct the young woman's face, thanks to a CT scan of her skull. After that they created the exact same replica of her skull with the help of a 3D printer.
While some parts of Dawn's reconstructed face were based off of the measurements of her skill, other facial features such as eye and skin color were gathered from the common traits of people who lived in that region.
"Having reconstructed a lot of Stone Age women and men, I think some facial features seem to have disappeared or 'smoothed out' with time," Oscar Nilsson, part of the research team, archaeologist and sculptor told National Geographic, adding that women and men today look less masculine.
The 9,000 year old teenager from Greece has noticeable cheekbones and a heavy brow and dimpled chin. Researchers attributed her protruding jaw to chewing on animal skins, which people at that time commonly did in order to make soft leather out of animal skins. The reconstruction of Dawn's face revealed that she seemed to be frowning. Papagrigorakis had an explanation as to why Dawn looked angry.
"It's not possible for her not to be angry during such an era," Papagrigorakis jokingly told Reuters when he was asked why she looks angry.
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They discovered a great pyramid of 28,000 years in Indonesia
The pyramid has been hidden for thousands of years at the top of Mount Padang in West Java (Indonesia).
A team of Indonesian scientists and geologists presented on Dec. 12 at the annual meeting of the American Geophysical Union (AGU) for the discovery of a pyramidal structure, tucked under the floor at the top of Mount Padang in Java west.
The structure is located below an archaeological site, which was discovered in the early 19th century, and houses rows of ancient stone pillars. "What used to be seen as a built surface, goes beyond and is a huge structure," explained geologist Andang Bachtiar, who oversaw drilling and soil analysis for the project.
Utilizing a variety of techniques such as soil radar penetration studies, X-ray tomography, 2D and 3D drilling and excavation, researchers gradually discovered several layers of a structure that extends over an area of about 15 hectares (150,000 square meters). It was built for millennia, with layers representing different periods.
In the upper part there are pillars of basalt rocks that framed terraced terraces, with other arrangements of rocky columns "forming walls, paths and spaces". According to the researchers, this layer dates back to 3,000 to 3,500 years ago.
Below the surface, at a depth of about 3 meters, there is a second layer of similar rock columns, aged between 7,500 and 8,300 years. And a third layer, which extends 15 feet below the surface, is more than 9,000 years old and can be up to 28,000 years old, the study shows.
If this data is confirmed, it would be the oldest pyramidal structure known to date. During the analysis, several underground chambers were also detected.
Although the buried structure may superficially resemble a pyramid, it differs from those built by the Mayans, said Living Science Danny Hilman Natawidjaja, principal investigator of the project and senior scientist at the Indonesian Institute of Sciences.
While the Mayan pyramids tend to be symmetrical, this structure is elongated, with what appears to be a semicircle at the front. "It's a unique temple," Natawidjaja said. "Today, local people still use the place exposed on top of the structure as a sacred destination for prayer and meditation, and this may be the path that has been used for thousands of years," he said.
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Sumerian Anunnaki Archaeological Discoveries, Artifacts, and Recovered Records DOCUMENTARY
In recent times there have been some astonishing archaeological discoveries in Iraq, the Sumerian cuneiform tablets being some of the most important in history. They show a very different version of history. They explain how Angels were known under the name of Anunnaki or Anannage (great sons of Anu), and they were the founders of their culture. An (Sumerian) or Anu (Akkadian) was the chief God of Sun and Sky, and his name means "The Shining One". Anunnaki were, according to this, "Suns of the Shining One" or "Suns of Light".
The discovery of the existence of the Anunnaki Gods first began in the modern era with the unearthing of the famous city of Nineveh, a once great metropolis in the ancient country of Assyria. Nineveh was once ruled by King Ashurbanipal (668 to 630 BC), who was perhaps the first great collector of archaeological artifacts. Ashurbanipal constructed a Library, trying to piece together the lost history of the human race and the coming of the gods before the destruction wrought by the Great Flood. Today you can find the records of this extraordinary story in the Ashurbanipal Library, composed over some 32,000 clay tablets, all held at the British Museum, each tablet written in the cuneiform language.
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"Other desert regions have been redeemed by irrigation—Egypt, for example, and Mesopotamia and parts of the Sudan—but the people of all those regions lay stretched out in the shade of a convenient palm, metaphorically speaking, and waited for some one with more energy than themselves to come along and do the work. But the Arizonians, mindful of the fact that God, the government, and Carnegie help those who help themselves, spent their days wielding the pick and shovel, and their evenings in writing letters to Washington with toil-hardened hands. After a time the government was prodded into action and the great dams at Laguna and Roosevelt are the result. Then the people, organizing themselves into cooeperative leagues and water-users' associations, took up the work of reclamation where the government left off; it is to these energetic, persevering men who have drilled wells, plowed fields, and dug ditches through the length and breadth of that great region which stretches from Yuma to Tucson, that the metamorphosis of Arizona is due."
The effect of irrigation wherever introduced was amazing. Stretches of sand and sagebrush gave way to fertile fields bearing crops of wheat, corn, fruits, vegetables, and grass. Huge ranches grazed by browsing sheep were broken up into small plots. The cowboy and ranchman vanished. In their place rose the prosperous community—a community unlike the township of Iowa or the industrial center of the East. Its intensive tillage left little room for hired labor. Its small holdings drew families together in village life rather than dispersing them on the lonely plain. Often the development of water power in connection with irrigation afforded electricity for labor-saving devices and lifted many a burden that in other days fell heavily upon the shoulders of the farmer and his family.
=Mineral Resources.=—In another important particular the Far West differed from the Mississippi Valley states. That was in the predominance of mining over agriculture throughout a vast section. Indeed it was the minerals rather than the land that attracted the pioneers who first opened the country. The discovery of gold in California in 1848 was the signal for the great rush of prospectors, miners, and promoters who explored the valleys, climbed the hills, washed the sands, and dug up the soil in their feverish search for gold, silver, copper, coal, and other minerals. In Nevada and Montana the development of mineral resources went on all during the Civil War. Alder Gulch became Virginia City in 1863; Last Chance Gulch was named Helena in 1864; and Confederate Gulch was christened Diamond City in 1865. At Butte the miners began operations in 1864 and within five years had washed out eight million dollars' worth of gold. Under the gold they found silver; under silver they found copper.


text: Me: >> However, I think we need to be >> careful about sounding as if these attacks are supportable and sopmehow >> anti-imperialist. Because they're generally not. Stan: >There's a whiff of left imperialism (this is a critique of a tendency, not a >personal attack) in the implication that Palestinians have to meet some >litmus test for "anti-imperialist" before they can be "supportable." You are clearly misinterpreting me here. I said that *various kinds of suicide bombers* were insupportable, not *the Palestinians*. My support for the Palestinians is unconditional, and doesn't depend on the existence or non-existence of suicide bombers. So it has nothing to do with 'left imperialism'. >> Now, if a suicide bomber gets to an IDF checkpoint, or manages to drive >> into an IDF patrol or whatever, and blows him/herself sky high along with >a >> bunch of IDFers, fair enough. War is war. But blowing up families and >> kids in cafes and on buses is a whole other thing. >So what alternative has been left to the Palestinians, in the concrete >conditions that exist there right now? The *Palestinian masses* have not become suicide bombers. Hardly any Palestinians, in fact, are suicide bombers. Clearly, most Palestinians do not see suicide bombing as the road they want to take! So it ill-becomes leftists sitting safely in the imperialist centres to cheer on people to their deaths in this manner. Suicide bombing is a sign of hopelessness and despair, not a vibrant national liberation movement. Instead of being armchair cheerleaders for pointless waste of life, we should be doing all we can to build solidarity with the Palestinian liberation struggle and strengthen its secular, left-wing elements. Haven't you learned anything from the experience of Iran in 1979, when most of the Western left cheer-led for Khomeini? >The IDF is quite simply too hard a >target for them. War is war, and in many wars, as they becomes more >generalized, the enemy becomes the entire society. War does not and can not >ever be contained by rules about combatants and non-combatants. Those lines >disappear very quickly. For Palestinians to restrict themselves to the >"rules of war" that so heavily favor the more powerful military force would >be tantamount to surrender. Firstly, who said anything about the Palestinians restricting themselves to 'rules of war'? It helps a discussion if you actually read what the other person wrote. I stated outright that I had no problem with suicide bombers targeting the IDF. Why do you pretend that I didn't say this? >> Ordinary Israeli citizens are not legitimate targets and suicide bombers >> who do target them are not fighting for anyone's liberation, any more than >> the Sept 11 attackers were. If these people ever got in power, the first >> to be lined up against the wall would be the left, especially the atheist >> left. >Nonsense. Again, haven't you learned anything form Iran 1979? Or are you saying 'Nonsense' to my statement that ordinary citizens are not legitimate targets. If you are so in favour of suicide bombing of civilians, why not strap some explosives to yourself and go into some corporate HQ in the US, or even into a Big Mac cafe? >Aside from the sly premise that "liberation" is the issue, >instead of land, self-determination, and an end to the Zionist occupation >and colonization, what exactly are you suggesting they ARE fighting for? Er, Stan, liberation *is* self-determination etc. Y'know, liberation from oppression. How could you think that liberation is anything other than an end to Zionist rule and oppression. Indeed, liberation means the destructiuon of the state of Israel. Also, perhaps you should email all the Palestinian nationalist groups and tell them to take the word 'liberation' out of their name, because it's merely a "sly premise" and what you have decided their struggle is about. You know, the Palestine *Liberation* Organistaion, the Popular Front for the *Liberation* of Palestine*, the Democratic Front for the *Liberation* of Palestine. >This is dangerously close to the mainstream media caricatures of evil >religious fanatics, and your "up against the wall" remark only reinforces >that impression. Since you put the words *up against the wall* in quotes, perhaps you would explain where in my post these words appear. Again, you have just made them up. Not a very good way of carrying on a discussion. >It is a racist caricature when deployed by Zionist >apologists and American xenophobes, and we should be very vigilant to >identify it and root it out of our own consciounsness. You have conflated a >number of different organizations into "these people". More quotes that aren't quotes! Far from conflating anything, I argued that we should be working to strengthen the secular, militant nationalist wing of the Palestinian and not just acting as blanket cheerleaders to suicide bombers. So, far from conflating people - let alone "these people", who seem to exist only in your mind - I *differentiated* between radical nationalism and Islamic fundamentalists. It is you who are involved in doing the conflating. You, howveer, believe that suport for the Palestinian masses means having to suport suicide bombing per se. Thus it is clearly you who are conflating different groups and courses of action. >> We should be doing everything possible to strengthen the secular, militant >> wing of the Palestinian movement in order to ensure the best possible >> outcome of the struggle. A Marxist movement, or even just an effective >> radical nationalist movement, would have a two-pronged strategy in >relation >> to the IDF - engage them military (ie shoot them and blow them up) *and* >> politically (ie leaflets calling on them to desert, refuse service, make >> common cause etc). Like the Vietnamese fighting the Yanks. >Palestine is not Vietnam. It's not the United States. It's not Australia. >It's not Belfast. It strikes me as a bit presumptuous of any of us who are >not actively engaged with the dynamic complexities on the ground there to be >offering up cookie cutter proposals on how "those people" should advance >their struggle. More quotes that aren't quotes. On the basis of your argument, Marxists in the West would have no business criticising Arafat either. In fact, I would argue that effective solidarity with the Palestinian struggle means recognising what a disaster Arafat and his politics have been. This is, in no way, to let the imperialists off the hook. Our main fire has to be directed against them. But this doesn't mean we should have nothing to say about Arafat, or about suicide bombers. >As an american marxist, my own inclination is to fight >Zionist propaganda here and work toward the political and economic isolation >and cut-off of the Israeli state. Palestinians will resolve Palestinian >questions. Since no-one has suggested otherwise, this is another of your strawperson positions. In terms of Palestinians resolving Palestinian issues, the fact is that most Palestinians have resolved not to be suicide bombers. Moreover, the question remains - if there are different strategies being pursued in the Palestinian movement, and some are ineffective (eg Arafat) and some are potentially much more effective (PFLP and DFLP) then it is not simply a question of standing idly by. For instance, when Arafat arrested a load of PFLP leaders, what was your position? Judging by what you have said above, it would have to be to reamin silent and let Palestinians sort it out. But this would be to allow the right-wing of the Palestinian movement to suppress the left-wing of the movement. >> A serious Palestinian liberationist strategy also means trying to engage >> the Israeli working class. A free Palestine can't be achieved by wading >> through their blood, however frustrating their adherence to the Israeli >> state may be. >This is the kind of mechanistic marxism that puts me back on my Zoloff. Well, the Zoloff explains a lot. >>Here a lesson might be taken from South Africa and Ireland >> in terms of realising that it is not the ordinary white or Prod who is the >> problem/enemy, but the institution of apartheid (South Africa) and >> imperialist domination (Ireland). >I reiterate. This is Palestine we are discussing. Ah, of course. So no lessons from anywhere else are worthwhile in this case. How silly of me to think that anti-imperialists in one country might draw inspiration and lessons from anti-imperialist struggles elsewhere. > But as a southerner in >the US, I have to point out that white working class folks here participated >in a hell of a lot of lynchings. Regardless of the theorizing to the >contrary, when they were doing that, they were definitely the enemy of the >black working class people they lynched. But we are not talking about the virtually inveterate bigots and racists. We are talking about the *mass* of the working class of the oppressor group. In South Africa, white workers were complicit in even worse stuff. Moreover, in South Africa blacks were the big majority and could have adopted a position of wading through the blood of whites. But they didn't. This was because the struggle in South Africa was a struggle for *liberation* not vengeance. You don't win liberation struggles by seeing how many of the civilians/ordinary workers of the oppressor state you can kill. That really is an imperialist mentality. Imperialists think you can kill ooads of civilians and force an oppressed people to surrender. Your blanket support for suicide bombing is just an inversion of imperialist thinking. Liberation movements have never adopted this thinking, and most of the Palestinian nationalist movement hasn't adopted it either. Moreover, if you think you are going to build much of a solidarity movement in the US by running around cheering suicide bombers you are in for a few shocks. Such blanket support merely indicates the marginality of your own activity. Lastly, I might add that this is a *Marxist* list. However we might deal with the issue of suicide bombers in a public debate with Zionists, we should remember that on this list we are speaking as Marxists to fellow Marxists and thus criticism of *certain forms* of suicide bombing should be no big deal. Philip Ferguson >On another note, I know I just got back on the list, and I'm kind of jumping >in here, but I'd be very interested in hearing some thoughts (and evidence) >with regard to how this escalation is impacting the political situation in >Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Qatar, UAE, etc. Surely this is creating a grand >panic for members of those ruling classes, and a panic that would be >contagious to the US political regime, were it not for their inoculation by >hubris and stupidity. > >Stan ~~~~~~~ PLEASE clip all extraneous text before replying to a message.


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Are you looking to move into fashion, accelerate your fashion career, set up your own business, or extend a family enterprise? This fast-paced, practical course is ideal for a wide range of ambitious, highly motivated students seeking a springboard to a career in global fashion marketing.
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This MSc course is now available with Extended Professional Practice. This 18-month option is aimed at students who are looking to develop a deeper understanding of business in a very practical way. You will undertake two Professional Practice modules which will take the form of either an internship with a host organisation, or a campus-based professional experience. Students are expected to spend twenty-two weeks at one (or more) work setting(s) and will have the opportunity to apply theory to practice. After completing the extended professional practice students are required to produce a substantial problem-based piece of individual written work.
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Analyse the global markets for fashion and retail, and learn to manage fashion brands. Examine global trends in business systems, standards and practices. Explore product development and consumer behaviour, and choose to specialise in digital fashion marketing or luxury fashion branding.
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Structure and resource the organisation, set business goals, and implement effective strategies. Includes a business simulation.
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Introduction to fashion marketing in relation to contemporary global business challenges and opportunities.
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Understand brands and consumer preferences for different markets (high street, independent designer and luxury brands).
Explore how fashion brands can engage with and meet the needs of consumers around the world.
Branding is particularly powerful in fashion – so what is a brand, how is it positioned, and how do you maintain control?
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Innovations in Fashion Retail Marketing
Examine the way fashion retail is evolving in response to globalism, the impact of online, and changing consumer tastes.
Buyer Behaviour in a Digital World
Compare and contrast the way consumers engage with fashion brands when online and when in traditional retail environments.
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Create effective narratives for goods and services in the luxury fashion sector which extend beyond the store and online.
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There are lots of opportunities to apply your learning, within and beyond the classroom. You could do a short engagement assisting with a photoshoot or helping a business with branding and marketing. Guests speakers from across the fashion industry will come in for talks and workshops. You could go on extended field trips to European and/or international destinations, and your final major project could involve an internship, a consultancy with a client, or a real project with a UK fashion business.
- Explore your interests and talents in order to find the fashion marketing career that's right for you
- Pass two modules to qualify for the CMI Level 7 Certificate in Strategic Management and Leadership
- Enjoy working in our on-campus fashion studio, featuring a suite of Apple Macs equipped with the latest software
- Access business start-up advice and support if you're interested in starting your own business when you graduate
- Walk just a few blocks from our campus to Spitalfields and Brick Lane – two well-known hubs for fashion professionals and entrepreneurs
- Hear guest lectures from a diverse range of fascinating individuals in fashion, such as photographers, stylists, designers and founders of ethical brands
- Build your hands-on experience (and your CV) with real experiences such as event management, work placements, internships and consultancy projects.
- Participate in field trips within the UK (for example, to factories, ateliers, museums, stores and exhibitions) as well as overseas, such as Copenhagen or the Première Vision trade show in Paris
Your main study themes are:
- Ethics & sustainability – You'll explore a range of ethical issues faced by the fashion industry, such as working conditions, exploitation, fair trade, sustainable production, environmental concern and animal welfare.
- Problem-solving – Throughout your studies you'll develop a strategic approach to identifying, analysing and solving business problems, learning to source reliable information on which to base your decisions.
- Consumer behaviour – The key to marketing is understanding your consumer and meeting their needs, so you'll learn to identify, profile, reach and engage with a wide range of global fashion consumers.
- Innovation – The fashion industry is fuelled by change, but this presents particular problems for business. Learn to become an agile leader, capable of responding to constant change through developing your skills and thought processes to become proactively responsive to the fashion industry's new markets and opportunities for growth.
Coventry University was awarded 'Gold' in the UK's recent Teaching Excellence Framework, so you'll benefit from superb tuition here at our London campus. Your tutors have considerable experience across a range of fashion disciplines, and use their 'little black books' of contacts to create maximum learning opportunities for students.
Although your studies will be underpinned by solid academic theory, this course provides every possible opportunity to apply what you've learned to the real business context, both on and off campus. You will learn by doing, undertaking a range of business-oriented projects in the classroom. You'll also have the option to do work experience, an internship or a live consultancy project for a real client.
You'll learn through exposure to industry through opportunities for field trips, tours, guest lectures and visits to businesses and ateliers in the UK and overseas. Your final major project will challenge your skills in international fashion marketing, asking you to apply them to contemporary fashion issues.
You'll also be expected to become a highly motivated independent learner. You'll be encouraged to make the most of all the opportunities available to you in London – such as store visits, museums, exhibitions, conferences and simply observing stores, streets and markets. A significant proportion of
your time should be dedicated to personal study, a lifelong skill which will benefit you throughout your career.
Teaching methods may include lectures, seminars, textbooks, workshops, debates, case studies, consultancy projects, simulations, business plans, online collaborations.
You will be assessed regularly so that both you and your tutors can identify your strengths as well as any areas where you may need additional support. Assessments reflect workplace activities, and will therefore focus on team work, hands-on activities and real-world projects. You'll be expected to work under pressure to deliver work which is fit for purpose in the contemporary fashion business environment.
You'll be assessed through seminars, workshops, debates, presentations and written assignments, which might include marketing report, a research journal, trend or range book, and creative pitches. You might be asked to develop brand strategies, social media campaigns, consumer profiles, plans for a brand-new independent fashion boutique or concept store, a trend prediction portfolio, a fashion design and product development portfolio, or a digital fashion portfolio.
On successful completion, you should be able to:
- Understand the markets and customers for the fashion and luxury industries, including the needs of stakeholders such as employees, sponsors, collaborators and competitors
- Carry out the branding and marketing of fashion and luxury goods and/or services
- Articulate the impact of external factors which affect fashion marketing, including ethical, environmental, economic, social and technological change issues; international developments and corporate governance
- Understand the management of resources and operations in fashion marketing, using appropriate communication and information technologies
- Describe the international market structures and strategies which affect global marketing in this context, and how to develop and apply effective business policies and strategies
- Apply and commission creative and/or digital skills for the fashion industry
- Employ critical thinking and creativity, and manage it in others, using well-informed logic and your skilled research
- Identify and solve fashion business problems, having evaluated a comprehensive range of options.
This course takes a global perspective on the entire curriculum. Not only will you explore fashion in its international context, but you'll also learn how it is resourced, manufactured, marketed and sold around the world. You'll have opportunities for overseas trips (for example, Paris or Copenhagen) and you could arrange to do an internship or consultancy project overseas.
Studying alongside an international cohort of students from around 50 countries means you'll be able to learn from their insights and experiences, develop your cross-cultural skills, and build an invaluable network of international contacts.
Entry Requirements
A second class honours degree (2:2) or equivalent.
Applications from candidates with relevant experience will be considered on an individual basis. Work experience is desirable but not essential.
A second class honours degree (2:2) or equivalent.
Applications from candidates with relevant experience will be considered on an individual basis. Work experience is desirable but not essential.
Our International Student Hub offers information on entry requirements for your country, as well as contact details for agents and representatives should you need more advice.More detail
A second class honours degree (2:2) or equivalent.
Applications from candidates with relevant experience will be considered on an individual basis. Work experience is desirable but not essential.
Our International Student Hub offers information on entry requirements for your country, as well as contact details for agents and representatives should you need more advice.More detail
September 2019
£12,450 (with professional practice)
If you're a truly exceptional candidate we may be able to offer you a Coventry University Scholarship. Coventry University Scholarships are awarded to recognise truly exceptional achievement and academic excellence.
September 2019
£12,450 (with professional practice)
If you're a truly exceptional candidate we may be able to offer you a Coventry University Scholarship. Coventry University Scholarships are awarded to recognise truly exceptional achievement and academic excellence.
September 2019
£16,700 (with professional practice)
If you're a truly exceptional candidate we may be able to offer you a Coventry University Scholarship. Coventry University Scholarships are awarded to recognise truly exceptional achievement and academic excellence.
Flying Start
Included in the fees:
- Specified core textbooks
- Any mandatory UK residential field trips
- Any mandatory UK site visits and trips
- 1,000 sides of black and white laser prints
Additional costs not included in the fees:
Students have the opportunity to attend field trips abroad such as Paris, Copenhagen or Berlin for which there are additional costs. In addition, students will be expected to cover expenditure on an individual and/or shared basis with other students for creative and digital outputs, which may include trend books, magazines, look books, photography, film making and digital portfolio.
Career prospects
This course is intended to equip you with the skills you need to become an effective leader in fashion marketing, addressing the intellectual, financial and cultural demands of an ever-changing society and global fashion audience.
In addition to your fashion-specific skills, you'll develop a range of broader, transferable skills in management, communication, teamwork, decision-making and strategic thinking. You'll also learn to devise entrepreneurial and innovative solutions to problems which arise in fashion businesses. All of these skills are in high demand among employers in the global fashion industry.
The global perspective afforded by this programme will prepare you to work internationally, or based in one country but trading with others, or based anywhere but responding to a global market for your fashion goods and/or services.
Where our graduates work
Your master's degree in International Fashion Marketing will open up a whole world of career opportunities. When you graduate, you might look for a role in social-media management, fashion content management, editorial, PR, buying, advertising, brand management or visual merchandising, for example. You might go into consultancy or journalism, or start your own business.
Recent graduates are now working in diverse businesses including small independent luxury brands or in the marketing teams of larger international companies. Others have gone on to collaborate with young creatives or to launch their own companies, while still others have helped to advance a family fashion business or led the diversification of a family business into fashion.


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The Culture, Welsh
Language and Communications Committee will be holding a
stakeholder event to discuss 'the teaching of Welsh history,
culture and heritage in schools' at the National Waterfront
Museum, Swansea.
The event will take place between 10:30 and 13:30 on Thursday, 21 February.
The Committee ran a public poll during summer 2018, inviting members of the public to select from a list of potential inquiry topics. Nearly 2,500 people participated in the poll, with 44% voting for 'Teaching of Welsh history, culture and heritage in schools'.
Many of the proponents of the Committee undertaking this inquiry argue that the history of Wales is not taught from a Welsh perspective and there is not enough of it in the curriculum .
However, there is an alternative view that there is already considerable coverage of it within the current GCSE and AS/A level specifications and opportunities to study it at previous stages of schooling. For instance, the Welsh Government's Cabinet Secretary for Education, Kirsty Williams AM, has said 'in the new A-level, AS-level and the new history GCSE [there] is a much greater emphasis on the need to teach children aspects of Welsh history.
There is therefore a range of views which the Committee would like to explore further before agreeing the terms of reference for its inquiry.
Purpose of the session
The Committee is holding a one-day stakeholder event to gather views and opinion to enable it to explore the alternative premises: on the one hand that there is insufficient focus in this area, and on the other that the situation has improved in recent years and is secure in the new Curriculum for Wales. The event will help the Committee decide how best to take its inquiry in this area forward.
Discussion points
We will focus on the following discussion points (which you may like to consider prior to the session):
· To what extent the current curriculum and GCSE and A/AS level History specifications, adequately ensure that a sufficient amount of history taught in schools is Welsh history and/or from a Welsh perspective.
· Whether the new Curriculum for Wales, under development following the Donaldson Review, will enhance or constrain opportunities for Welsh history to be taught and/or from a Welsh perspective.
· How to strike the right balance between flexibility and discretion for education professionals to deliver a local curriculum suitable to their particular schools and ensuring consistency and sufficient coverage of Welsh history and the Welsh perspective in what is taught.
· The extent to which the wider Welsh public are aware of, and have opportunities to learn about, the history, culture and heritage of their nation.
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The LEGO Movie 2: worn a little thin
The LEGO Movie was a surprise hit—no one expected an obvious and crass commercial ploy like this would ever work—which, naturally, started a franchise. 2017 saw two LEGO spin-offs, The LEGO Batman Movie and The LEGO Ninjago movie, which was an up-and-down experience. Batman did fine, but Ninjago underperformed (despite being Very Cute). Full Story
Chris & Katherine's engagement tour
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Chris Pratt has been in London this week on the Lego Movie 2 press tour. Katherine Schwarzenegger is with him. Like an engagement tour. Not officially, obviously, but it's not uncommon now, for celebrities to go unofficially on tour after they get engaged. Remember when Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes got engaged? It felt like we were actually there for the proposal. Full Story
Chris Pratt & Anna Faris: next level conscious uncoupling
Is it really a surprise that Chris Pratt is marrying Katherine Schwarzenegger? As we've mentioned several times since they started dating, this was inevitable. He's not that guy, the one who'd blaze into single Hollywood with an erection and become the newest member of DiCaprio's wolf-pack. Full Story
A Quiet Place (and Team Blunt) cranks up the volume
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Chris Pratt hosted a special screening of A Quiet Place in LA on Wednesday with John Krasinski. It's not like their friendship is a secret; they're super bro-y on Instagram and support each other's charity efforts. Plus, Chris was so taken with A Quiet Place that back in April, he recorded a reaction video from his car that John later laughed about on Seth Meyers Full Story
A love check-in on two Chrises
Let's start with Chris Pratt. Chris and Anna Faris's divorce was just finalised last week He's been dating Katherine Schwarzenegger since at least June. Here they are on Saturday in Santa Monica. Chris's son, Jack (not pictured), was with them too. Full Story
Chris and Katherine, going strong
Chris Pratt and Anna Faris have been over (publicly) for a year. They both have new partners. They still co-parent their son, Jack, and this week they were spotted hanging out two days in a row Full Story
Chris Pratt, a year later
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Chris Pratt and Anna Faris announced their separation pretty much exactly a year ago. They did it during Game of Thrones. You remember the episode, right? Daenerys and Drogon swoop in behind the Dothraki army to burn the Lannister forces. Full Story
Priyanka Chopra: Chris Pratt's new love interest
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Priyanka Chopra was confirmed as the female lead in Cowboy Ninja Viking yesterday with Chris Pratt. The movie will be released next summer. Which sort of also explains this tweet from last week: Yes Priyanka Chopra is no more part of @Bharat_TheFilm Full Story
Chris & Katherine getting closer
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Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom is bigger, dumber, louder, better
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The bar that Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom has to clear is just "be less of a sexist mess than Jurassic World". That's it. The bar could not be lower. Jurassic Park has never and will never spawn a good sequel because it's a one-trick pony, story-wise, and every subsequent Jurassic movie will repeat that trick: Dinosaurs escape, people get eaten. Full Story
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Seth/Chad: How can you not like an episode of Lost that includes James drinking himself to the point of acute ethanol toxicity while listening to the low-fi sounds of Iggy and the Stooges doing "Search and Destroy"? One episode does not redeem a whole season, but as our TV Club editor Juliet Lapidos e-mailed to me three minutes after Episode 4 ended, "Admit that was pretty good."
I admit it. It was pretty good. I always liked Iggy.
Previously on TV Club, I've bellyached about the aperture of Season 6 widening to infinity instead of tightening to a dramatic conclusion. As if they heard my prayers of damnation, Lost creators filled this episode, "The Substitute," with tangible exposition hinting at some sort of resolution. "Smokey" Locke takes James down "Jacob's ladder" (har-har) into the neo-Platonic cave, where the names of the marooned are scrawled on the ceiling next to a number. There he explains that Jacob "pushed" the marooned onto the island because they were "candidates" to take over the stewardship of the island.
Even casual viewers of the show will recognize that the numbers correspond to the "The Numbers"—4 8 15 16 23 42—that Desmond had to punch into the computer terminal in the Swan hatch to prevent the destruction of the island, which are also the numbers Hurley used to win the lottery after hearing them from a mad co-inmate at an asylum, which are also the numbers whose transmission led Danielle Rousseau to the island, and so on (see the Lostpedia entry for the complete numerological exegesis).
Now I assume that at least 75 percent of what Smokey Locke tells James is hooey. As if we need to hear it, we've got a terrified Richard, popping up to warn James not to trust Smokey Locke—to remind us that the apparition using John Locke's physical profile is a murderous, no-good, double-dealing, stone-cold killer. But as the cliché goes, it's always easy to con a con-man, and James seems to be buying Smokey Locke's pitch to join forces and get off the island.
Why a supernatural column of smoke would need the help of a redneck hillbilly grifter to accomplish his ends is beyond me. If Smokey Locke wants everybody dead, as Richard insists, why doesn't he get on with it? I can only assume that having baited James, Smokey will switch him to something more nefarious than mass murder.
The Lost boys avoided many of the overworked themes in their magnum opus. Nobody got shot in the gut for a change. There was only one burial. No tears that I could see. No new characters air-dropping into the narrative. And finally, there was no elaborate and purposeless chase sequence. Smokey Locke's pursuit of the fleet-footed blond youth was mercifully short, like something out of Alice in Wonderland. And the kid's admonishment to Smokey Locke about James—"You know the rules. … You can't kill him"—struck me as an indicator that Lost's creators will be limiting their feral imaginations so that all of us can get off the island for good in 14 more episodes.
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Harbaugh Had One Year Left On Existing Deal
January 19, 2019 - 2:54 pm
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The Baltimore Ravens and head coach John Harbaugh reportedly have an agreement in principle on a long-term contract extension, according to ESPN.
Harbaugh had one year left on his existing contract. He helped lead the Ravens to an AFC North title this season after a 4-5 start. His switch to Lamar Jackson at QB propelled the team on a run to the playoffs.
After turning the team around, it didn't make much sense at all to get rid of Harbaugh. He's had a strong track record with the Ravens, leading them to the playoffs seven times, and winning one Super Bowl in the 2012 season.
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Fan rant of the day: Our rivals should be worried as Liverpool have more to give in the second half of the season
Liverpool face a tough clash at the Etihad on Thursday as we face Manchester City in the Premier League.
The Reds are unbeaten after 20 games and lead the table by seven points, but that could change if the Manchester City juggernaut gets into gear.
Liverpool have been a bit lucky this season with some calls and games, such as the Everton win, but every champion team needs luck and the Reds have created a lot of their luck too.
There could be fears of a second half struggle but the Reds should be in a better position in the coming months.
The handbrakes could be off for the Reds
The first half of the season did not see many performances similar to the ones from last season. Of course, there were big wins over Red Star Belgrade and West Ham but teams weren't swatted away.
Liverpool have a grit and determination about them and are getting the job done. The Liverpool Ferrari is on an Autobahn but have a speed limiter on, something that seems to be changing since our win over the Cherries.
Mohamed Salah was brilliant in that game, and even though the score was 4-0, we could have scored more.
The final ball was often miss-hit or misplaced, and the margin of victory would have been far greater in some of the other games had Sadio Mane found his shooting boots.
In fact, we weren't at our best against Arsenal and still won 5-1. Playing against City or even Tottenham later in the season won't give us many freebies in defence but the forwards are taking their chances now.
It was great seeing Roberto Firmino get a hat-trick against the Gunners with Salah and Mane also scoring.
In fact, Salah gave up a penalty to allow Firmino to score his third, which shows the spirit in this team.
Jurgen Klopp has done a wonderful job of mixing it around in the festive period with almost all the first-teamers getting minutes, and that should keep us fresh for the second half of the season.
Klopp should also have the likes of Joel Matip and Joe Gomez back from injury later in the month, and that more or less would mean our first-team is ready for the second half of the campaign.
The best way to describe the team at the moment is calling them efficient. The Reds are good in attack but greater in defence, and that has made the difference. We don't ship in cheap goals and take some of the chances presented to us.
Klopp has the chance of taking the shackles off the Reds now that the marathon has reached its half-way point, and even if we aren't demolishing teams like we did last season, there is a greater calmness in the team.
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Liverpool aren't set for the title yet but there is a lot more to come from the side, something that our opponents will find difficult to deal with.
"Liverpool are the favourites" – Bayern Munich star backs Reds to beat the Bundesliga giants
Latest Liverpool news: Joshua Kimmich claims Liverpool are favourites ahead of Champions League clash
Bayern Munich's German international Joshua Kimmich has installed Liverpool as favourites ahead of the Champions League round of 16 clash against Bayern Munich.
The first leg takes place on Tuesday night at Anfield, and the German claims Bayern's inconsistency and Liverpool's form this season makes the English side the favourites (h/t Telegraph):
"Liverpool are the favourites.
"They have lost one league game all season and have let in only 15 goals. But when you look at us, we are not as consistent as before."
Bayern have struggled a bit this season under new manager Niko Kovac and trail Borussia Dortmund in the Bundesliga.
The Reds have been supreme in the league losing just once but are tied on points at the top of the table with Manchester City.
Jurgen Klopp making the difference for Liverpool
Kimmich was asked a range of questions by the Telegraph and the 24-year-old spoke about Jurgen Klopp possibly becoming the Germany boss in the future.
The Bayern star claimed Klopp could coach any side in the world and was amazed regarding the connection the manager has with the fans and players.
"You can see how he pushes his players to another level. Every player is better with this coach."
Klopp has had his run-ins with Bayern during his spell as Dortmund manager, and it will be interesting to see how we perform in the first leg on Tuesday.
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Liverpool haven't played since defeating Bournemouth 3-0 and had a 10-day break to prepare for this clash. The Reds then play Manchester United at the weekend, and these two huge games should see the best out of the team.
19-year-old Liverpool target emerges on arch-rivals Man United's radar for the summer
Liverpool FC transfer news: Manchester United and PSG battle for Liverpool target Joao Felix
Liverpool have been linked with a move for Benfica's starlet Joao Felix, according to the Mirror. However, there is a lot of interest in the 19-year-old, who has a release clause of £105million (h/t Mirror).
The report adds that Manchester United and Paris Saint-Germain are "locked" in a battle for Felix, who has been dubbed as the next Cristiano Ronaldo.
Manchester City, Bayern Munich, Real Madrid, Arsenal and Chelsea are also admirers of Europe's rising talent, according to the report. Ronaldo has also been seen at Benfica games, and the Mirror adds that the youngster wants to play alongside the legend one day.
However, the report claims that Juventus are not in the running for the 19-year-old with PSG and Manchester United leading the race for his signature.
Liverpool have youngsters performing away on loan
Although the Reds could do with more senior attacking options to provide cover for Mohamed Salah and co, Liverpool have a few youngsters doing well on loan this season.
Felix would cost a bomb, according to the report, while the likes of Harry Wilson and Ryan Kent have done well at Derby County and Rangers respectively.
We also have Marko Grujic doing exceptionally well at Hertha Berlin, but it seems he will be loaned out for another year.
Read more Liverpool transfer news, click here – Latest Liverpool transfer news
Felix has a bright future ahead of him and it will be interesting to see if he switches from Benfica to another club in the summer window.
Liverpool will reject any moves for this 26-year-old star as they aren't a "selling club" any more
Liverpool FC transfer news: Liverpool know they can reject offers for Mohamed Salah
Mohamed Salah has been linked with a move to Juventus with the Italian club paying £44m and sending Paulo Dybala the other way, according to reports (h/t Express).
The Egyptian has been in excellent form since signing from AS Roma, however, the Express adds that Liverpool will reject any bid for the 26-year-old.
The report adds that Liverpool are not seen as a selling club any more and Jurgen Klopp has transformed the club into a final destination for players.
Sadio Mane, Roberto Firmino and Salah all signed new deals in recent months and will remain at the club till 2023, according to the Express.
A financial expert further weighed in on the matter and highlighted the club's recent profits too (h/t Express):
"Liverpool are no longer a selling club. After posting profits of £125m they can resist any offers."
Anfield is home
This is a welcome change when compared to earlier seasons where our top players went off to other clubs.
Philippe Coutinho was the most recent example as he left the Reds for Barcelona, but he did create a bit of a scene before leaving Anfield.
Luis Suarez was another player that swapped the Reds for the Catalan club while we lost the likes of Javier Mascherano and Xabi Alonso too for various reasons.
Read more Liverpool transfer news, click here – Latest Liverpool transfer news
The Reds are possibly in the best health as a club on and off the field during the Premier League era, and hopefully, all this translates into some form of success with a trophy coming home.
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It's been seven years since legendary powerhouse vocalist Whitney Houston left us. But her music lives on, especially at the upcoming concert, Remembering Whitney – The Greatest Love Of All. Originally staged in Las Vegas, the two-night event will be held at Istana Budaya, Kuala Lumpur, on March 22 and 23. Presented by Milestone Productions,
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