Textiles Degrees

...You will then focus on the diversity and individuality of your particular design specialism. The course is offered in both full and part-time modes... Learn about: Full Time, Part Time...

...This programme provides students with an opportunity to focus on retail theory as well as the textiles science and technology. The fashion retail programme is designed to equip students with specialist knowledge on aspects of retailing theory most relevant to the fashion sector. The structure...

... of professional textile related roles. Knit and Weave students secure placements with design studios, mills, manufacturers and retailers – companies who need expertise in knowing about the properties of materials, how they function and react. By the end of your degree you will have a clear vision of where you fit... Learn about: Team Training, Construction Training, Textile Design...

... be ideally placed to study the interaction between costume and the other arts, such as fashion, textiles, jewellery, film, animation, illustration... Learn about: Musicals or dance, Design development, Costume Design...

... the subject may function differently than if you study Ceramics and Mixed Media Textiles. You’ll choose one of the following subjects to study alongside Ceramics: Art Creative Writing Dance Drama Music Mixed Media Textiles Graphic Arts... Learn about: Graphic Arts, Project Led, Creative Writing...

... requirementsFees & scholarshipsOverviewThe Masters Knitwear (Design, Heritage and Production) will be of direct interest to students from a fashion, textiles or fashion technology background who wish to extend and focus their individual design skills. The programme will enable motivated students to approach... Learn about: Knitwear Design, Skills and Training, Fashion Technology...

... merchandising. Studying with us will provide you with the skills, insights and experiences required to succeed in a broad scope of professional textile related roles. Embroidery students secure placements with fashion and interior companies, design studios, designer makers, arts organisations, costume... Learn about: Textile Design...

...This two-year programme is open to students who have graduated from an academy of art or have a lower-level diploma as a teacher of drawing, handicrafts and textiles, on the condition that their artistic development has not been at a standstill since graduation...

...The Fashion Management programme provides students with an opportunity to focus on management theory as well as the textiles science and technology context of the fashion industry. It addresses contemporary management concepts stemming from changing organisational structures, complex environmental... Learn about: Fashion Management...

... seminars in the history of furniture, textiles, costume, glass, ceramics, silver and metalwork, jewelry, and interiors are taught at the Smithsonian by GW professors, curators, scholars, and museum professionals in Washington, D.C. Inside the classroom you'll learn to identify designers, makers, materials...

... scope of professional textile related roles. Our Print and Surface Design students secure placements at design studios, trend prediction companies and manufacturers and designer makers – companies (large and small) where pattern, and its relation to surface are key. By the end of your degree you... Learn about: Professional Pathways, Signature Project, Team Training...

...The Department of Human Ecology offers a PhD in Human Ecology, and master's degrees in Textiles and Clothing, Material Culture, Family Ecology and Practice, and Aging. Students come from a variety of academic backgrounds and upon graduation have taken employment in a wide range of careers in social... Learn about: Social Service, Material Culture, Family Ecology...

...The MSc in Material Practice is an exciting one-year programme that takes an innovative, cross-disciplinary approach to understanding the qualities and potential of different physical materials. Taking in glass, textiles, architectural materials and metals, you’ll be encouraged to explore new... Learn about: Material practice, Architectural materials, Digital fabrication...

...Each student on the programme has their own studio space within the shared PG Art studio area. You will be able to work alongside fellow students in Photography, Fine Art, Contemporary Textiles and Contemporary Crafts, as well as students across the School. The School has excellent facilities... Learn about: 3d training...

.... Studying with us will provide you with the skills, insights and experiences required to succeed in a broad scope of professional textile related roles. Students secure placements with arts organisations, styling companies, galleries and within education. By the end of your degree you will have a clear... Learn about: Team Training, Textile Design...

..., and science. We will also discuss the commoditization of craft into market goods, collectible art, and tourism industries. Ethnographic and historical case studies include textiles, glassblowing, quilting, cheese making, industrial design, home cooking, factory and laboratory work, CAD-CAM. In-class... Learn about: CAD/ CAM, Social Science...

..., fashion and textiles, graphics, photography, 3D design etc. During this course you will be introduced to contemporary art practice, examining the range... Learn about: Communication Training, Art design, Communication Skills...

...Each student on the programme has their own studio space within the shared MA Art studio area. You will be able to work alongside fellow students in Photography, Fine Art, Contemporary Textiles and Contemporary Crafts, as well as students across the School. The School has excellent facilities... Learn about: 3d training...

... of professional textile related roles. Knit and Weave students secure placements with design studios, mills, manufacturers and retailers – companies who need expertise in knowing about the properties of materials, how they function and react. By the end of your degree you will have a clear vision of where you fit... Learn about: Construction Training, Textile Design, Team Training...

... modules in Art and Science and Media and Technologies. Modules in the second year delve deeper into the technical aspects of art. These may include Theory and History of Conservation; and Application and Development of Textiles in Works of Art and Artefacts. In the final year, all students write... Learn about: History or philosophy, History of Art with Material Studies, Art and Science...