Following are the top universities for textile degree programs:
North Carolina State University (USA)
- The University's master's degree in textiles will prepare students for a career in the textile supply chain, a research laboratory, a government agency, or higher education.
- Applicants must hold a baccalaureate degree in textiles or a related area, and preferably have had work experience in a textiles field.
- NC State University is ranked 13th in Best Overall Public University Value (Princeton Review, 2010).
University of Nebraska-Lincoln (USA)
- It offers the Master of Arts in Textiles, Clothing and Design degree for those interested in analyzing the complex ways gender, class, ethnicity, aesthetics, politics, religion and technology find expression in the textile arts, quilt making traditions, design and culture.
- University of Nebraska–Lincoln is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission, a commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools.
Saxion University of Applied Sciences (Netherlands)
- It is one of the largest institutions of higher education in the Netherlands, and is regulated by the Ministry of Education, Culture and Science, which is the is Dutch national system of legislation and quality control for educational institutions.
- It offers a one-year Bachelor in Textile Engineering & Management (Final Year) program for those who already have a good grounding in materials and construction and who wish to learn more about the international clothing and textiles business.
The University of Bolton (UK)
- It offers the part-time FdSc (Foundation Degree) in Fashion & Textiles. Students will learn about design and manufacture, health and safety, product evaluation, supply chain management, product development and marketing.
- The course is recognised by the Textile Institute as satisfying the academic requirements for the award of LTI (Licenciateship of the Textile Institute).
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North Carolina State University (USA)
- The University's master's degree in textiles will prepare students for a career in the textile supply chain, a research laboratory, a government agency, or higher education.
- Applicants must hold a baccalaureate degree in textiles or a related area, and preferably have had work experience in a textiles field.
- NC State University is ranked 13th in Best Overall Public University Value (Princeton Review, 2010).
University of Nebraska-Lincoln (USA)
- It offers the Master of Arts in Textiles, Clothing and Design degree for those interested in analyzing the complex ways gender, class, ethnicity, aesthetics, politics, religion and technology find expression in the textile arts, quilt making traditions, design and culture.
- University of Nebraska–Lincoln is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission, a commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools.
Saxion University of Applied Sciences (Netherlands)
- It is one of the largest institutions of higher education in the Netherlands, and is regulated by the Ministry of Education, Culture and Science, which is the is Dutch national system of legislation and quality control for educational institutions.
- It offers a one-year Bachelor in Textile Engineering & Management (Final Year) program for those who already have a good grounding in materials and construction and who wish to learn more about the international clothing and textiles business.
The University of Bolton (UK)
- It offers the part-time FdSc (Foundation Degree) in Fashion & Textiles. Students will learn about design and manufacture, health and safety, product evaluation, supply chain management, product development and marketing.
- The course is recognised by the Textile Institute as satisfying the academic requirements for the award of LTI (Licenciateship of the Textile Institute).
* Suggested Reading:
Best Design Schools
Top Fashion Schools
UK Art and Design Ranking
