Filters

Filters

  • Art Programs
  • Textiles

Sort by

  • Bachelors

    28

  • Masters

    27

  • Preparatory

    18

  • Doctoral Degrees

    4

    Art Programs

  • 77

  • 61

  • 5

  • 1

  • 212

  • 52

  • 2

  • 70

  • 187

  • 511

  • Europe

    44

  • North America

    24

  • Asia

    4

  • Oceania

    3

  • Central America and Caribbean

    1

  • South America

    1

  • 8

  • 13

  • 5

  • 4

  • 56

  • 3

  • 67

  • 3

  • 2

  • 2

  • 1

  • 65

  • 1

77 Textiles Degree Programs

  • Explore
  • Bachelor's degreesMaster's degreesPreparatoryDoctoral Degrees

Learn more about Textiles degree programs

A degree in textiles opens doors to an exciting combination of art, technology, and sustainability. You'll explore the intricacies of fabric design, production processes, and eco-friendly practices that shape the future of the fashion industry.

In these programs, common courses include textile science, pattern drafting, 3D garment visualization, and sustainable design practices. Students gain specialized skills in developing eco-conscious materials, applying fabric manipulation techniques, and integrating digital technologies for design innovation. The environment fosters independence and curiosity, encouraging students to explore their creativity while addressing modern industry challenges.

Graduates of textiles degree programs typically advance into careers in fashion design, product development, and textile engineering. They may work with manufacturers to improve production processes or become entrepreneurs who launch their own brands. With a focus on sustainability and the adaptive nature of modern textiles, you're prepared for a variety of roles that value your creative and technical skills. This versatile field equips you with the competencies needed to thrive in various sectors, including fashion, interior design, and technical textiles.