78 Textiles Degree Programs

Ever wonder where your clothes come from? This program covers how textiles and clothing are designed, produced, distributed, and used, and examines issues such as sustainability and fair labour practices in the global fashion and textile industry. You’ll develop an understanding of how textiles and clothing affect our comfort, sense of wellbeing, and how they’ve been used throughout history.

The course combines creative practice with an understanding of the fashion textiles industry. Students explore a variety of textile techniques, including surface design, digital design, and material i...

A minimum of five GCSEs at grade 4+/C+ or above, including English Language and an Art & Design subject. Those who have not studied a GCSE Art & Design subject must be able to demonstrate interest and ability through a visual portfolio that may include work in a variety of media, as well as observational drawing.

The overall aim of the programme is to train competent professionals for the fashion business, equipping them to work in textiles, apparel, retailing, design, and related organisations. Graduates play an active role in the development of the global fashion and textiles industry in local and overseas markets. In addition to cultivating students’ professional competencies, the programme enhances their other essential competencies, such as entrepreneurship, social media marketing, and business analytics. This expands graduates’ skillsets to meet the needs of today’s business environment.

The Program in Design, Merchandising, and Textiles with a concentration in Apparel Design and Product Development offers a comprehensive Bachelor's of Science degree aimed at preparing students for ca...

Teaching is organised into modules combining lectures, seminars and laboratory work in the recently renovated laboratory of Polymer Physics and Technology, which is equipped with state-of-the-art devices.

The TAS program provides students opportunity to develop professional skills in communication, analytical thinking, teamwork, and ethical behavior that sustain graduates as they apply management and marketing theory, and business principles to the global fashion industry. Students in the TAS program have opportunities to develop knowledge of retail functions, merchandising principles, forecasting trends, and textile selection and evaluation.

Coursework in Literary and Textual Studies (English) offers students an opportunity toengage with a variety of texts across historical periods as well as some of the most recentdevelopments in literary studies and cultural criticism. Our faculty is made up of scholars whoseresearch and teaching interests focus on a range of approaches to textual analysis such as criticalrace theory, deconstruction, feminism and gender studies, new historicism, postcolonial studies,psychoanalysis, and queer theory.

Receive a solid introduction to all aspects of the apparel design industry. An emphasis on sewing construction, pattern making, sketching, fashion technology, textiles and business aspects in a global marketplace are included.

This course will give a strong understanding of the essential elements of Fashion and Textile Design including techniques and materials, concepts and influences, visual recording and communication. You will produce garments and textile designs, which will be presented on the catwalk and in exhibitions.

This program is for artists looking to contribute to the ever-evolving fashion world. Students will discuss trends and the future of fashion, from gender and sustainability to materiality, and learn to apply those concepts to the design and creation of a finished garment to add to their portfolio -- or better yet, their wardrobe. In this course, students will develop skills across all phases of the garment design and crafting process. Workshops and classes will focus on design, illustration, pattern draping and drafting, and garment construction.

This course is taught by Emily Younger, who established Folklore Children Clothing. Emily has lots of experience working with textiles and is our sewing machine expert. Using our sewing machines, you will not only be shown how to do the basics, but you will also progress onto different techniques.

Start a creative career in fashion with this introductory course. This qualification will give you the entry-level skills required to gain an assistant role in the fashion industry. According to the Australian Government's Job Outlook service, the number of people working as fashion, industrial, and jewelry designers is expected to grow very strongly and is likely to reach over 3,000 job opportunities in the next five years.

This very prestigious programme produces outstanding graduates who go on to exceptional international careers. Even as while still at the College, students regularly sell their work to textile and surface pattern design industries, and

This course is an introduction to the mysteries of underwired bra creation. We will guide you through the bra pattern-making process to adapt useable patterns for your unique fit and style.