Adam Gefen is a senior lecturer and course leader with nine years of experience translating hands-on fashion design, production management, and brand direction into rigorous higher-education programmes. He combines a practitioner’s pedigree—founding and running a menswear label, managing yacht upholstery production, and freelancing in pattern cutting and print design—with academic expertise in fashion history and culture (MA) and ongoing doctoral research. At the University of Bedfordshire he leads the BA Fashion course, shaping curriculum and mentoring emerging designers while bringing real-world supply-chain and studio workflow insights into teaching. His background in leather goods, accessory design, and bespoke interiors gives him a practical edge in production-led pedagogy that many fashion academics lack. Unusually for a fashion educator, he also codes (JS, React, Clojure, elisp), signaling a curiosity for digital tools and interdisciplinary approaches to design practice. Based in Andalusia but with extensive UK academic and industry experience, he bridges craft, theory, and production to prepare students for contemporary creative industries.
8 years of coding experience
3 years of employment as a software developer
BFA Fashion Design, BFA Fashion Design at Bezalel Academy of Art and Design
Master's degree Fashion history and culture, Master's degree Fashion history and culture at London College of Fashion
Diploma handbag and leather accessorie design, Diploma handbag and leather accessorie design at akilles school for shoe design
exchange program Fashion/Apparel Design, exchange program Fashion/Apparel Design at Designskolen Kolding
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Adam Gefen - Senior Lecturer at University of Bedfordshire