The BSc Fashion and Textile Technologies at Saxion University of Applied Sciences takes you from raw materials to finished products—then back again through recycling and circular design. You’ll study how textiles are made, how supply chains work, and how to develop more sustainable materials and product concepts.
The Bachelor of Science in Fashion and Textile Technologies at Saxion University of Applied Sciences provides a comprehensive exploration of the fashion industry, focusing on the entire lifecycle of textiles—from raw materials to finished products, and back through the lens of recycling and circular design. This program emphasizes the development of sustainable materials and innovative product concepts, equipping students with essential knowledge and skills in textile technology.
The curriculum integrates foundational knowledge of textiles with modules covering commerce, communication, and research, culminating in practical experiences in product and materials development. Key areas of study include:
For detailed curriculum information, including module lists and any capstone or thesis requirements, please refer to the program website.
Applicants must meet the eligibility criteria for Higher Education, which includes possessing a diploma with strong results equivalent to the Dutch HAVO, VWO, or MBO-4 for bachelor programs. Proficiency in English is also required, with acceptable scores from standardized tests such as:
Graduates of the Fashion and Textile Technologies program are well-prepared for various roles within the fashion and textile industry. Potential career paths include positions in product development, supply chain management, sustainability consulting, and textile innovation. The program’s focus on sustainability and circular design equips students to contribute meaningfully to the evolving demands of the industry.
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