Course Structure:

The following scheme shows the rough structure of the study program "Innovative Textiles":

BASIC STUDIES

Semester 1&2 Modules:

Analysis, business studies for engineering, statics and strength theory, general and inorganic chemistry, textile production processes, textile materials science

MAIN STUDIES

Semester 3&4 Modules:

Sales and communication, quality management, mesh technology, technology of yarn

production, analytical chemistry, basics of information technology

Binding technology, product development, technology off leech production, weaving and spinning, basics of materials for engineers, project management

SPECIALIZATION STUDIES

Semester 5&6 Modules:

Textile chemistry

Textile chemistry

Coating & high-performance fibers

Functionalization of textiles

Technical Textiles

Technical textiles – knitting technology

Technical textiles – weaving technology

Technical composite materials

Textile Finishing

Future of textile printing

Future-oriented coloring

Coating technology thin layers

Specialization Modules

Subject – related elective module (FWPM)

Project “Textile”

Optional: German language courses

FINAL THESIS

Semester 7 Modules:

Student research project & Bachelor thesis

Upon graduation, our students will demonstrate productive engineering practices, entrepreneurial be haviour, research and leadership, or management within the public, private or academic sectors by using the technical, professional, ethical and societal knowledge, skills and attitudes required for success in the complex modern world

Perspectives & Job Prospects

This study program prepares students for complex engineering tasks in textile and related industries. In fact, our textile engineering graduates are in high demand by industry and government, for a variety of careers in research, development, production, and management, both nationally and internationally.

Language knowledge required

Language of instruction:

Basic studies: German

Core and Specialization: English

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