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    25 Textiles programs found

    Master Programs in Fashion Textiles

    It is common for people to obtain a master’s degree so they can advance their career. There are several benefits to this type of program. People develop professional and personal skills while gaining specific knowledge in a subject. This enables them to set themselves apart from others in the workforce.

    What is a Master in Textile? This advanced degree focuses on the development and use of textiles in the world of fashion design. Today’s designs rely heavily on this material to create clothing and grow their brands. Since every textile is a little different, it is extremely valuable to have knowledge in this subject. There are multiple courses available throughout the world for interested students. Many programs combine the study of textiles with fashion. These classes are usually taught on campus to promote better learning. While in school, students usually learn about the history of design, fabric development, designing with different fabrics, and more.

    There are multiple benefits to obtaining a master’s degree. This degree often sets students apart in the fashion industry. In many cases, they have more opportunities for work. Also, many people graduate with a better understanding of clothing and the production aspect of the fashion industry.

    The cost of obtaining a master’s degree depends on the school. Since there are universities around the globe, it is hard to determine one specific fee. Instead, it is a good idea to research the cost of tuition with the admission’s office.

    Students who graduate with a Master in Textile are usually qualified to work in a variety of roles in the fashion world. Many people work on the production side of the industry. They work with designers and manufacturers to help produce and/or design clothing. Some people work for major companies, and others work as contractors. Others go on to design their own line of clothing.

    It is best to look online if you want to apply to this type of program. Search for your program below and contact directly the admission office of the school of your choice by filling in the lead form.