University College of Borås

Programme overview

This is a 120-credit, full-time (100%) master's programme delivered on campus in Borås. The course intake begins Spring 2027. The programme is administratively placed at the Faculty of Textiles, Engineering and Business (A1). Programme code: TAVEP; cohort code: TAVEP27v1. For study-related questions students can contact the Education Officer (a1@hb.se) or call +46 (0)33 435 4011 during weekday telephone hours 10:00–12:00. The programme coordinator is Amir Mahboubi Soufiani. A programme syllabus is available as a PDF document.

What you'll study

The publicly available course page lists this as a master's programme in resource recovery with emphasis on polymer materials for the circular economy. Specific module titles, course structure and detailed curriculum are provided in the programme syllabus (PDF); the course page itself specifies the overall credit load (120 credits) and full-time study pace (100%).

Entry requirements

The programme page does not list entry requirements on the excerpt provided. Applicants should consult the programme syllabus or contact the Faculty of Textiles, Engineering and Business (a1@hb.se) or the Study and Career Counsellors for official admission criteria and application instructions.

Career prospects

The programme prepares graduates for roles related to polymer materials within circular-economy and resource-recovery sectors, including industrial R&D, materials innovation, recycling technology development, and positions that connect materials expertise with sustainability and resource management. Exact career outcomes and labour-market data are not provided on the course excerpt; prospective students should discuss career planning with the university's Study and Career Counsellors.

Scholarships & funding angle (general)

No scholarship or tuition details are given on the provided page. Prospective applicants should check the university website for scholarships, funding opportunities and tuition information, or ask the Faculty contact (a1@hb.se) and the Study and Career Counsellors about available financial support.