School of Design

M.Sc. in Textile Design is  a 2-year master's program that blends artistic creativity and technical knowledge of textiles. Students learn about advanced topics such as fabric construction, surface design, digital textile printing, and sustainable textile practices. The curriculum usually involves learning on color theory, textile history, and developing innovations in industry. Practical studio work and research projects are essential components that enable students to develop unique design solutions. Graduates possess the skills to work in fashion, interior design, textile manufacturing, and research. Some programs may include specialties in areas such as smart textiles or sustainable design to reflect the changing nature of the textile business.

M.Sc. in Apparel Designing is a 2-year postgraduate program that builds upon the foundations of fashion and textile design. The curriculum covers advanced garment construction, textile technology, computer-aided design (CAD), fashion forecasting, brand management, and entrepreneurship. Students develop specialized skills in areas like haute couture, sustainable fashion, and digital textile printing. The program includes industry internships, research projects, and the creation of a final apparel collection. Graduates are prepared for roles as fashion designers, textile technologists, product developers, or entrepreneurs in the apparel and textile industries.

Ph.D. in Apparel Designing is a specialized research-based program typically spanning 3 - 5 years, focusing on advanced studies in fashion, textile innovation, sustainable design, and technology-driven production techniques. This doctorate program equips students with the skills to develop innovative apparel solutions, explore materials science, and address industry challenges through in-depth research. Candidates often work on projects involving sustainable practices, smart textiles, and consumer behavior analysis. A Ph.D. in this field prepares graduates for careers in academia, R&D, and leadership roles within the fashion and textile industry, contributing to advancements in design efficiency and sustainable production.