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Aalto University
Fashion and Textile Design, Master of Arts (Art and Design)
- Espoo, Finland
MA
Full time
2 years
On-Campus
English
The Fashion and Textile (FaTe) major combines practice-based creative work with critical thinking to develop sustainable, culturally aware solutions in fashion and textile design. The two-year MA (120 ECTS) emphasises experimentation with materials and form, multidisciplinary collaboration and leadership for an industry in transition.


Sami Education Institute
Bachelor's degree in Arts and Crafts
- Inari, Finland
Bachelor's degree
English, Russian, Finnish, Hungarian
Are you interested in dressing yourself and your loved ones or learning to use natural materials? Want to learn how to sell crafts? Do you already have the skills, but want to deepen it? Or are you missing a degree? If you answered yes to that, then a bachelor’s degree in the arts and crafts might be just the right option for you. With us you can study soft Sámi crafts.
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You'll study the full arc of a garment, from initial concept sketches through pattern construction, material selection, and finished production. Finland's approach to design education emphasizes analytical thinking alongside hands-on making, so your coursework connects aesthetic decisions to real manufacturing and sustainability considerations.
The learning environment fosters independent creative inquiry and a strong sense of professional accountability. Through applied coursework, you'll practice draping, digital pattern-making, and textile sourcing while exploring how responsible production methods are shaping the global fashion sector. Finnish design culture has long valued function and restraint, and those principles inform how programs here approach both creative briefs and industry-linked projects.
Graduates move into roles across fashion retail, garment production, costume design, creative direction, and sustainable apparel consultancy, all areas where internationally minded designers are sought. You'll also develop skills in visual communication and collection presentation that transfer directly into freelance work or studio positions anywhere in the world. Whether your interest lies in womenswear, accessories, or technical textiles, a program in Finland gives you a grounded, craft-rooted foundation to take your work global.