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Learning Area of a Textile Engineer

Tuesday, 21 January 2014

Introduction:
Nowadays, Textile engineering study that determines the development dynamics of the clothes sector that has taken on a different character with the development of a great deal of new technologies. This area of engineering conducts education and research on processing raw textile materials by different techniques and developing new techniques for the same purpose. To be a textile engineer he has to command over all topics which are given below.

Textile engineering study

Section A: Textile Science

1. History and Development of Textiles

2. Fibres:

General definitions of textile terms
fibre
yarn
textile
polymerisation
polymer orientation
Detailed study of each fibre:
history
classification of fiber
characteristics
properties (physical, chemical, thermal and biological)
identification tests
Fibre to yarn production:
natural fibres

▪ plant fibres - cotton, linen, sisal, jute, coir, palm leaves
▪ animal fibres - wool, silk, goat hair
▪ mineral fibres – glass, asbestos

regenerated/man-made cellulosic fibres (viscose rayon, cuprammonium rayon, acetate rayon, triacetates)
synthetic fibres (nylon, polyester, acrylic, modacrylic), and other fibres (elastomers, metal fibres, minerals -glass).

3. Yarns

Yarn production
Yarn types:
mono-filament yarns
multi-filament yarns
Classification of yarn
staple and filament yarns
simple and complex yarns
Characteristics/properties of yarns
Yarn count
Yarn twist
Thread

4. Blends and mixtures:

Definitions
Similarities and differences
Uses
Characteristics
Advantages of blending and mixing different fibres and yarns

5. Fabric construction:

Methods of construction:
Weaving; definition, classification, characteristics of different weaves, methods of weave construction, basic weaving principles and suitability of weaves for various purposes
Other methods of construction: knitting, crocheting, bonding, felting, braiding and lacing

6. Fabric finishes

Definitions, classification, description of basic and fundamental finishes; advantages of finishes on specific fabrics
Basic finishes:
general brushing
pressing
scouring
inspection
shearing
singeing
sizing
tentering
Functional/special finishes:
calendaring
embossing
glazing
mercerisation
sanforisation
trubenisation
absorbency properties
fire and flame proof
heat resistant
anti-static
moth-proofing
bacteria finish
water repellent/water proof
soil resistant
permanent press

7. Colour applications

Local decoration of fabrics:
dyes
classification of dyes
Natural and artificial dyes
Principles of dyeing and stages of dyeing
Methods of colour application
dyeing (tie and dye, batik)
printing (block printing, screen printing, roller printing)

8. Care of fabrics

Laundry agents
Stain removal
Laundry
Dry cleaning
Care labels
Care of garments made from specific fabrics, for example, cotton, wool, linen, silk and synthetics

Section B: Clothing Technology

9. Introduction to Clothing Technology

Definitions of clothing terms, for example:
fashion
style
fibres
yarns
polymerisation
polymer orientation
weaving
tailoring
cellulosic
elasticity
spinning
tapestry
costume
tensile strength
texturising
thread count
twist
Historical background of clothing
Development of clothing
General objectives of wearing clothes
Fashion
definition of fashion terms
fashion cycle
Culture and clothing
Factors that influence fashion
Body figures

10. Principles and elements of design

11. Selection of fabrics suitable for different purposes:

Consumer advice and information – wise buying
Factors affecting choice of clothing for different factions
Dress sense
Suitability of colours, fabrics and styles for the wearer consisting of various figure types, garments and occasions

12. The aesthetic value of design in construction – enhancing garments and other household articles

13. Equipment used in garment construction:

Classification of equipment according to functions
tracing equipment
cutting equipment
sewing equipment
enhancement equipment
Choice, use and care of equipment
Sewing machines
types of sewing machines
functions of various parts and attachments
care (special and general cleaning)
faults and remedies

14. Basic sewing processes:

Stitches
Seams
Fastenings
Openings
Edge finishes
Control of Fullness
Collars
Sleeves
Pockets

15. Dress patterns:

Commercial paper patterns
Drafting of basic blocks, their adaptations and alterations
Measurements and taking measurements
Selection of fabric and pattern
Making up and finishing of garments for children and adults
Household articles
Undergarments
Outer wear
Accessories

Study Planning of Textile Engineering Students

Thursday, 3 October 2013

Study Planning of Textile Student
Mohammad Shahadat Hossain
Department of Textile Engineering
Daffodil International University, Bangladesh
Contact: +8801934386724
E-mail: shahadat1859@yahoo.com

Introduction:
Textile Engineering is a practical oriented applied science based subject which is including Mechanical & Chemical Technology. Our Universities or Engineering Colleges are offering Bachelor of Science course on this subject area. Most of the students of this subject are studying this subject on usual way but as we are living on the time of technological advancement as well as on globalization, we should come out from usual way to make difference & take challenge. I am trying here to give the guidelines consecutively to textile students for their uniform way of future building.

Study Planning of Textile

Primary Step:
At first think about that why are you coming to textile education? How are you inspired? Conceptualize your logical thinking about this answer. If your answer is neutral like father’s wish or another’s suggestion but I have no wish, so forget about it. You should be positive about it & just think that, it is only your decision & don’t forget that, it is the way of your life & you must be responsible to make it better. One can give you suggestion but they can’t give you success, you have to make your successful future.

As a Textile student, you should know what is textile & garments. Make a concept about local & global textile sector, what is the feature & historical background of textile sector of Bangladesh. By this time you are being ready to claim you as a textile student because you have been trying to grow your confidence about textiles.

Next you have to concentrate on two necessary tools: English skill & Computer literacy which is must for the age of globalization but it doesn’t mean that you have to be the master. You have to have the knowledge of basic computing like MS office program & internet browsing. Programming, Photoshop, Illustrator, AutoCAD or graphics design can give you extra advantage. You should have to start practicing of English speaking. Don’t be shy about it; just try to make a circle/environment where you can practice English speaking. You shouldn’t think about grammatical mistake while you are talking rather you should avoid inertia to talk in English. You need not to go to depth of grammar, specially follow the rules of tense & know the technique of questions & answer. For the vocabulary, just try to memorize the word meaning what you know & note down it on your diary. You also try to find out the meaning what you don’t know, list down it on your diary & take the help of dictionary. Review this diary frequently & try to implement these words on your practical talking. You should start writing about any particular topic & always try to find out the way of business English writing (standard mail writing strategy to keep business communication).You can take help from your seniors, respective teachers or from web search.

Secondary Step:
You should learn what is the job prospect of Textile Engineer? What is the role, he plays? What are the positions of Textile Engineers in Textile & Garments industry? Ask it to your faculty, seniors or to your known textile individuals.

Try to know about the number of textile industries in your country with breakdown like the number of weaving, dyeing, spinning & garments industries. You can know about conventional textiles like hand loom, the way of processing & their work culture centering the textiles. Also try to know that what is the export position of your country’s textile & garments product? What is the strength & what is the weakness of your textile sector? Start enjoying the media news & newspaper to get the latest news of textile sector. Try to enjoy the talk show related to textile business to know about expert’s thinking.

Clarify your conceptual basic. Try to know about the renowned textile & garments industry of your country as well as renowned brand of word for what we manufacture RMG product. Try to know about the market of our RMG product like EU, USA or others. Visit renowned buyer’s website; know about their country of origin, product & policy. Also visit website of our textile industries & know about their product, resource, customer, compliance & so on.

If possible try to visit Textile & Garment Industry personally or academically. Before visiting, please note down what you know from your theoretical basic & after visiting please note down what you have learnt from visit, try to match your theory with practical factory work. During visiting, you should treat as like as a reporter & please maintain a diary.

Always try to attend on textile related seminar on your university or anywhere. Also try to attend on textile & garments exhibition with friend’s group to discuss for better understanding.

Final Step:
Always concentrate on your practical classes on your university lab. Don’t study only for your result rather you should concentrate on your enjoyable learning. Try to find out enjoy on your studies. Don’t be dependent on academic syllabus rather try to know something interesting from your study. Don’t learn by bindings of exam; try to learn by enjoyable mind. Keep in mind that your future is dependent on what you know & your power of innovation & exploration rather than your result.

As a textile student, you must have to keep in mind that unity is strength. So start building communication with senior students, respect them & behave smartly & politely with your teacher & seniors. You should keep continuous communication with seniors & teachers. You can form group/ club on your University or your University may have Textile club. You should use textile club to rejoin with seniors, you can arrange session to take idea or knowledge from senior brothers/sisters who are working on different position of Textile & Garments Industry. Always try to share your knowledge & discuss the thing with your friends, senior brothers and teachers or textile individuals.

Always think about practical. As your subject is textile & you are studying textile product manufacturing. So take a dress, analyze it & ask yourself that what is it? What is the parts name? What types of machines or processing is needed to manufacture it? How can I develop it? What are the components like fabric & accessories included? What is the fabric specification & appearance? Match your concept, note down all these things and try to remove confusion by discussing with teachers or senior brothers or friends or technical expert.

Analyze the job market. There are so many department/section in textile & Garments industry; try to know about the role of textile engineers on these department, environment, work culture of these departments as well as the prospect of employee of every departments in future. Then set up your career goal, what will be your suitable one? Select your major or specialization area according to your career goal. Always try not to change your track, so after completion of graduation, try to join on the respective department according to your career goal.

Internship period:
Try to select an industry which is composite in nature (either it is small or bigger) because in composite industry, you can get all types of departments & respective machineries at one place.

Always follow the instructions of academic & industrial supervisor. Be regular, work as like as a reporter, behave smartly & be presentable because you are carrying the image of your University as well as your personality, so be careful about it. You should be motivated on learning & try to mix up with the worker to know about their procedure, work culture & behave politely with them.

Conclusion:
I think that most of textile student can get idea from here & by incorporating with everyone’s own conception, they can be the asset for our textile sector as well as our country thus an industry can take a fresh textile graduate very warmly & Industries can expect textile graduate as best asset for their technological & business development.

List of Famous Universities in the World Those Offer M.Sc.and Ph.D in Textile Engineering

Tuesday, 20 August 2013

List of Some High Ranked Universities in the world Those Offer M.Sc.and Ph.D in Textile Engineering

We are see dreams to study in abroad for higher degree . But sometimes we can not select good universities or can know more about those universities. Here I am try to given some of good universities name and web address in the world , those offer M.Sc. and Ph.D about Textile and Textiles related subject .

Top Universities for Textile Degree Programs:
Those 4 are the tops universities in the world —-

North Carolina State University (USA)
University of Nebraska-Lincoln (USA
Saxion University of Applied Sciences (Netherlands)
The University of Bolton (UK)

UK:
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1. The University of Manchester
Web: http://www.materials.manchester.ac.uk/postgraduate/degreelist/

2. University of Bolton
Web: http://www.bolton.ac.uk/BEE/

3. University of Leeds

web: http://www.design.leeds.ac.uk/

4. Heriott Watt University

web: http://www.tex.hw.ac.uk/

5. Heriott Watt University School of textile and design
web: http://www.tex.hw.ac.uk/

6. University of Southampton Winchester School of Art
web: www.soton.ac.uk

7. University of Huddersfield Textile Technology for Textile Designers
web: www.hud.ac.uk

8. Manchester Metropolitan university
web: http://www.artdes.mmu.ac.uk/textiles/ (MA in Textiles)

9. London Metropolitan University
web: http://www.londonmet.ac.uk/ (MA in Textile Design)

10. Royal College of Art
web: http://www.rca.ac.uk/ (MA/ MPhil/PhD inTextile)

12. University college Falmouth
web: http://www.falmouth.ac.uk/ (MA in Textile Design)

13. DeMontfort University
web: http://www.dmu.ac.uk/ (MPhil/ PhD in Textile Engineerin g and Materials)

USA:
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14. North Carolina State University
web: http://www.tx.ncsu.edu/departments

15. Kaunas University of Technology
web: http://en.ktu.lt/content/textile-engineering

16. Philadelph University
web: http://www.philau .edu/

17. Auburn University College of Engineering
web: http://eng.auburn.edu/

18. Clemson University College of Engineering and Science

web: http://www.grad.clemson.edu/programs/PolyFiber/

19. Lehigh University

web: http://www.lehigh.edu/engineering/academics/polymergrad2.asp

20. University of Wisconsin
web: http://www.sohe.wisc.edu/

21. University of Nebraska —Lincoln
web: www.unl.edu

22. University of North Texas School of Merchandising and Hospitality Management Indistria
web: http://www.unt.edu/

23. Savannah College Of Art And Design Textile fibers
web: www.scad.edu/fibers.

24. University of Connecticut Polymer Science
web: http://www.ims.uconn.edu/polymer/

25. Eastern Michigan University College of Technology Apparel, Textiles and Merchandising
web: http://www.emich.edu/cot/undergraduate

26. Lehigh University Polymer Science and Engineering

web: http://www.distance.lehigh.edu/credit/polymer.htm

27. Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute of Polymer Science and Engineering

web: http://www.rpi.edu/research/nanotechnology

28. Florida State University College of Human Sciences Clothing , Textiles and Marchandising
web: http://www.chs.fsu.edu/tcs/

29. University of Massachusetts Dartmouth Graduate Studies Textile Technology

web: www.umassd.edu

30. Cornell University Textile
web: www.cornell.edu

31. Universida de Do Minho, Portugal
web: http://www.det.uminho.pt/

32. Colorado State University College of Applied Human Sciences Design and merchandising.
web: http://www.dm.cahs.colostate.edu/

33. Iowa State University Textile and Clothing
web: http://www.iastate.edu/

34. Kansas State University Apparel textile and interior design
web: http://www.k-state.edu/assessment/degprogunit/humec/mission/apparel

35. North Dakota State University College of Science and Mathematics Coating and Polymeric Materials
web: http://www.ndsu.edu/cpm/

36. University of California , Davit Letters and Science Textile

web: http://textiles.ucdavis.edu/

37. Louisiana State University School of Human Ecology Graduate program in Textile , Apparel Design and Merchandising
web: http://www.tam.huec.lsu.edu/about_us/

38. University of Massachusetts Lowell College of Arts and Sciences Polymer Science

web: http://www.uml.edu/college/arts_sciences/

39. University of Massachusetts Dartmouth Graduate Studies Textile chemistry

web: http://www1.umassd.edu/

40. Polytechnic Institute of NYU, Brooklyn Polytechnic University, Brooklyn Polymer Science and Engineering
web: http://www.poly.edu/

41. University of Tennessee - Knoxville College of Engineering Textile Science

web: http://www.engr.utk.edu/

CANADA:
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42. University of Manitoba
web: http://www.umanitoba.ca/

43. University College of the Fraser Valley (UCFV)
web: http://www.ucfv.bc.ca/

44. George Brown College of Applied Arts & Technology
web: http://www.gbrownc.on.ca/

45. Concordia University - Québec
web: http://www.concordia.ca/

46. La Salle College
web: http://www.clasalle.qc.ca/

47. University of Alberta
web: http://www.ualberta.ca/

48. Mount Royal College
web: www.mtroyal.ab.ca

49. New Brunswick College of Craft & Design (NBCCD)
web: http://www.gov.nb.ca/

50. College of the North Atlantic
web: http://www.cna.nl.ca/

51. Brock University
web: http://www.brocku.ca/

AUSTRALIA
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52. Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology
web: http://www.rmit.edu.au/

53. University of New South Wales
web: http://www.unsw.edu.au/ PhD in Textile Technology

54. Curtin University of Technology
web: http://www.curtin.edu.au/

55. Deakin university
web: http://www.deakin.edu.au/

INDIA & CHINA:
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56. Indian Institute of Technolgy, Delhi
web: http://www.iitd.ac.in/textile/

57. HK Polytechnic University

web: http://www.polyu.edu.hk/

58. Donghua University , China

web: http://www.ices.cn/english/course1/content/jxj.htm

GERMANY:
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57. Dresden University
web: http://www.inf.tu-dresden.de/

58. Niederrhein University
web: http://www.hs-niederrhein.de/

59. Hamburg University of Applied Sciences
web: www.fh-hamburg.de/

60. Albstadt-Sigmaringen University
web: www.fh-albsig.de/

SWEDEN:
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61. Boras University
web: http://www.hb.se

62. University College of Arts, Crafts and Design
web: www.konstfack.se/

DENMARK:
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63. University of Copenhegen
web: http://ctr.hum.ku.dk/

ITALY:
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64. Politecnicodi Torino, Italy

web: http://www.dismic.polito.it/

FRANCE:
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65. University of Provence
web: www.univ-amu.fr/

66. Blaise Pascal University
web: www.univ-bpclermont.fr/

67. ENSAIT Ecole Nationale Supérieure des Artset Industries Textiles

web: http://www.ensait.fr/

NETHERLANDS:
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68. Saxion University of Applied Sciences
web : www.saxion.edu

CZECH REPUBLIC:
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69. University of Pardubice
web: www.upce.cz/

70. Technical University of Liberec
web: www.tul.cz/en

SPAIN:
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71. Cardenal Herrera University
web: www.uchceu.es/

FINLAND:
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72. University of Lapland
web: www.ulapland.fi/

73. Aalto University
web: www.aalto.fi/

74. Tampere University of Applied Sciences
web: www.utu.fi/

Author of This Article:

Shareful Islam Palash
Uttara, Dhaka
Email: palash313@gmail.com
Facebook: Shareful Islam Palash

List of Textile Universities/College in Uganda | Textile Education in Uganda

Tuesday, 16 July 2013

STUDYING TEXTILES IN UGANDA

SERWADDA SAMMY
B.Sc. in Textile and Clothing Technology
Company: House of Mpalabwa
Tel: +256(0) 777 070 402

Email: sserwammy@gmail.com

INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER LEARNING OFFERING TEXTILE COURSES

Uganda has been blessed as one of the best countries in East and Central Africa and Africa at large that offer academic knowledge hosting some the leading institutions. There are a number of institutions of higher learning textile in Uganda offering qualifications in specific areas of textiles including; Fashion and Design, Weaving, Knitting, Silk reeling and others but at a very small scale. Those which have offered Textile knowledge extensively have been showed here below;

1. BUSITEMA UNIVERSITY (“Pursuing Excellence” )
Busitema University is a multi-campus Public University located in Eastern Uganda and established by statutory instrument No. 22, 2007 enacted by Parliament on 10th May 2007.

Location
Busitema University main Campus is located along Jinja - Tororo High way 27 Kms Southwest of Tororo Municipality.

THE DEPARTMENT OF GINNING AND TEXTILE ENGINEERING

Busitema University Campus

The department of Ginning and Textile Engineering is projected to be a Centre of Excellence in Textiles in East and Central Africa plus the Southern Africa region. (COMESA member states)

The department of Ginning and Textile Engineering is housed in the buildings of the Faculty of Engineering, Busitema Main Campus.

It’s the only independent department offering undergraduate training in ginning and textile engineering in Uganda.

In January 2010, the department established a collaboration between DKTE society’s institute of Textile & Engineering located in Ichalkaranji India. Professors from India visit the department for teaching purposes whereas the department sends two best students and two department staff for vocational and textile training for two months respectively.

The department is fully equipped with qualified staff; those with Masters Degrees are developing doctoral research projects, others which Bachelor’s degrees are starting master’s programs with some on study leave overseas. The department is setting up a state of art and modern Textile research laboratories and computer lab.

Research and Projects
The department of ginning and Textile Engineering is to be a center of Textile Engineering research. The department has embarked on banana fiber research with the main goal of production of textiles from banana and other natural fibers.

Students and staff are developing promising research projects in the field of textile materials, processing, manufacturing and production.

B.Sc. TEXTILE ENGINEERING
The BSc. Textile Engineering program lasts four years.

Visit the website for more information: http://busitema.ac.ug
Or call: +256 776 865 392, +256 702 865 391, +256 712 865 391
Team Leader (Principal Investigator)
Eng. Johnnie WafulaWandera.
(MSI TEXTILE ENGINEERING PROJECT)

2. KYAMBOGO UNIVERISTY (“Knowledge and Skills for Service” )
Kyambogo University is the second biggest public university in Uganda. It is the biggest institute in Uganda offering quality academic and practical knowledge in the fields of engineering and technology.

Kyambogo University Campus

Location
Kyambogo University has been positioned in a very strategic location for the students to study and comprehend what has been shared. It has a great natural environment covered with green campus with shades of fully grown trees.

The University is located 8km from the capital city of Uganda; Kampala towards the East, away from the noise of the city. Visit: http://www.kyu.ac.ug for more information about Kyambogo University

DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY
Textile is still a new field at Kyambogo University but growing rapidly. Currently it is still under the Department of Chemistry but will emerge as a full department in the year 2014 with a full team of highly qualified staff and up to date textile technology.

TEXTILE SECTION
Kyambogo University started offering qualifications in Textile in the year 2006 and they are growing every day in the fields of research and advancement in the use of technology in this field in the home industry. This section has been a major contribution to the commencement and running of the Textile engineering department of their counterparts in Busitema University.

Textile practical and academic knowledge has been taughtunder internationally recognized qualifications in the following categories;

Certificate of weaving
Diploma in Textile Design Technology
Bachelor’s degree of Science in Textile and Clothing Technology.

For more information about Textile at Kyambogo University visit the department website (http://www.kyu.ac.ug/index.php/chem) or use the following contacts;

Okumu Charles Raymond,
Head of Chemistry Department
Tel: +256(0)-772480663
E-mail:
chemistry@kyu.ac.ug
rayokum@kyu.ac.ug
rayokum@yahoo.com

The Registry, Kyambogo University
P.O. Box 1 Kyambogo, Uganda
Tel: 0414 285037
Fax: 0414 220464
Email: arkyu@kyambogo.ac.ug

List of Top Textile Universities/Colleges in Europe For Higher Study/Education in Textile Engineering

Sunday, 23 June 2013

Textile Study in Europe:

Everybody see dreams to study in European country. The reason why most people choose Europe for education is because of its very low tuition fees, good quality of education and higher availability of student jobs as compared to other countries. Here I have given a list for students who want to study in textile engineering.

Study in Europe

Some University in Europe for Textiles Study/Education:

Master of Applied in Textile Management | from University of Borås
Sweden, Borås
web: www.hb.se/

Master of Art History: History of The Textile Arts | from University of Bern
Switzerland, Bern
web: www.unibe.ch/

Master of Fashion and Textile Design | from University of Borås
Sweden, Borås
web: www.hb.se/

Master of Fashion Crafts and Textiles | from University of Provence
France, Aix-en-Provence
web:www.univ-amu.fr/

Bachelor of Fashion Textile Design | from University of Paderborn
Germany, Paderborn
web: www.uni-paderborn.de/

Bachelor of Fashion, Costume Design and Textile Design | from Hamburg University of Applied Sciences
Germany, Hamburg
web: www.fh-hamburg.de/

Master of Fibres and Textile Chemistry | from University of Pardubice
Czech Republic, Pardubice
web: www.upce.cz/

Bachelor of Innovative Textiles | from University of Applied Sciences Hof
Germany, Hof
web:www.holf-university.de/

Master of Interior and Textile Design | from University of Lapland
Finland, Rovaniemi
web:www.ulapland.fi/

Bachelor of Materials Science Programme in Textile and Clothing Technology | from Lahti University of Applied Sciences
Finland, Lahti
web: www.lamk.fi/

Master of Multichannel Trade Management Textile Business | from Hamburg University of Applied Sciences
Germany, Hamburg
web: www.fh-hamburg.de/

Bachelor of Paper, Textile and Chemical Engineering | from Tampere University of Applied Sciences
Finland, Tampere
web: www.utu.fi/

Master of Plastics and Textile Technology | from RWTH Aachen University
Germany, Aachen
web: www.rwth-aachen.de/

Bachelor of Textile | from Technical University of Liberec
Czech Republic, Liberec

web: www.tul.cz/en

Master of Textile and Clothing Industry | from University of Lapland
Finland, Rovaniemi
web: www.ulapland.fi/

Bachelor of Textile and Clothing Industry | from University of Lapland
Finland, Rovaniemi
web: www.ulapland.fi/

Master of Textile and Clothing Management | from Albstadt-Sigmaringen University - University of Engineering and Economics
Germany, Albstadt
web: www.fh-albsig.de/

Master of Textile and Clothing Technology | from Dresden University of Technology
Germany, Dresden
web:www.tu-dresden.de/

Bachelor of Textile and Handicraft Design | from University College Capital
Denmark, Copenhagen
web: www.ucc.dk/

Bachelor of Textile Art | from Oslo National Academy of the Arts
Norway, Oslo
web: www.khio.no/

Bachelor of Textile Art | from University of Gothenburg
Sweden, Gothenburg
web: www.gu.se/

Master of Textile Art and Design | from Aalto University
Finland, Helsinki
web:www.aalto.fi/

Master of Textile Arts and Crafts | from Blaise Pascal University
France, Clermont-Ferrand
web: www.univ-bpclermont.fr/

Bachelor of Textile Business | from University of Borås
Sweden, Borås
web: www.hb.se/

Bachelor of Textile Design | from University of Applied Sciences Hof
Germany, Hof
web: www.hof-university.de/

Bachelor of Textile Design | from University of Paderborn
Germany, Paderborn
web: www.uni-paderborn.de/

Bachelor of Textile Design | from École Nationale Supérieure de Création Industrielle
France, Paris
web:www.aefe.fr/

Bachelor of Textile Design | from University of Borås
Sweden, Borås
web: www.hb.se/

Bachelor of Textile Design and Fashion Design | from Reutlingen University of Applied Sciences for Engineering, Business, Computer Science and Design
Germany, Reutlingen
web:www.fh-reutlingen.de/

Bachelor of Textile Design and Technology | from University of Salamanca
Spain, Salamanca
web:www.usal.es/

Master of Textile Engineering | from Technical University of Liberec
Czech Republic, Liberec

web: www.tul.cz/en

Master of Textile Engineering | from University of Borås
Sweden, Borås
web: www.hb.se/

PhD of Textile Engineering | from Technical University of Liberec
Czech Republic, Liberec

web: www.tul.cz/en

Bachelor of Textile Engineering | from University of Borås
Sweden, Borås
web: www.hb.se/

Bachelor of Textile Industrial Engineering | from University of Zaragoza
Spain, Zaragoza
web: www.unizar.es/

Bachelor of Textile Product Development and Entrepreneurship | from University of Borås
Sweden, Borås
web: www.hb.se/

Bachelor of Textile Product Technology | from Albstadt-Sigmaringen University - University of Engineering and Economics
Germany, Albstadt
web: www.fh-albsig.de/

Bachelor of Textile Studies | from University of Bremen
Germany, Bremen

web: www.uni-bremen.de/en

Master of Textile Studies | from Konstfack, or University College of Arts, Crafts and Design
Sweden, Stockholm
web:www.konstfack.se/

Bachelor of Textile Studies | from Konstfack, or University College of Arts, Crafts and Design
Sweden, Stockholm
web:www.konstfack.se/

Bachelor of Textile Technology | from Kaiserslautern University of Applied Sciences
Germany, Kaiserslautern
web:www.uni-kl.de/

Bachelor of Textile Technology | from Reutlingen University of Applied Sciences for Engineering, Business, Computer Science and Design
Germany, Reutlingen
web:www.fh-reutlingen.de/

Bachelor of Textile Technology | from RWTH Aachen University
Germany, Aachen
web: www.rwth-aachen.de/

Master of Textile Technology | from University of Borås
Sweden, Borås
web: www.hb.se/

Master of Textile Technology | from Reutlingen University of Applied Sciences for Engineering, Business, Computer Science and Design
Germany, Reutlingen
web:www.fh-reutlingen.de/

Bachelor of Textile, Clothing and Design | from University of Gothenburg
Sweden, Gothenburg
web: www.gu.se/

PhD of Textiles and Fashion | from University of Borås
Sweden, Borås
web: www.hb.se/

Master of Textiles and Technological Innovation | from Cardenal Herrera University
Spain, Valencia
web:www.uchceu.es/

Here I try to gives some university name with subject in Europe . Where one can study with low tuition fees or without tuition fees.

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Shareful Islam Palash
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