University College of Borås

What you'll study

Course syllabuses and literature lists are provided for each course (check Canvas or the first lecture before buying texts). The autumn 2026 course offerings, all mandatory, include:

• Advanced fibre and yarn technology (AT2AF1) — Period: 31 August — 1 November
• Polymer Technology (AT2PT2) — Period: 31 August — 1 November
• Ethics in the textile value chain (AE2EV1) — Period: 2 November — 29 November
• Textile Chemistry (AT2TK2) — Period: 2 November — 17 January
• Textile Product Development (AT2TU2) — Period: 2 November — 17 January

Entry requirements

The programme page includes a programme syllabus and course-specific literature lists; the source material does not publish detailed entry criteria on this excerpt. Prospective applicants should consult the faculty admissions pages or contact the Education Officer for exact academic and language requirements before applying.

Career prospects

The curriculum focuses on advanced fibre and yarn knowledge, polymer technology, textile chemistry, ethical aspects of textile value chains and product development, preparing graduates for technical, development or R&D roles within textile manufacturing, materials development, quality and product management across the textile industry.

Scholarships & funding angle (general)

Specific scholarships or funding details are not provided in the excerpt. Applicants should review the universitys scholarships pages and external funding sources early, and contact the Study and Career Counsellors for guidance on finance and scholarship opportunities.