13 Programmes de mode Degree Programs in Suède

Vous souhaitez vous former à la mode et au design textile ? Vous recherchez une formation qui encourage une approche expérimentale et exploratoire ? Alors le programme de maîtrise en design de mode et textile pourrait être la formation qu'il vous faut. Dans les laboratoires de l'école, vous avez la possibilité de tester plusieurs de vos idées de conception.

L'International Master of Science in Textile Engineering est un programme de master de deux ans qui forme la prochaine génération d'ingénieurs textiles.\nLe premier semestre, vous étudiez à l'Université de Gand en Belgique, le deuxième semestre à l'Université polytechnique de Valence en Espagne (pour l'année académique 2022-2023), le troisième semestre vous pouvez choisir entre l'Université de Borås en Suède ou l'Institut de technologie de Kyoto au Japon. Au cours du quatrième semestre, vous effectuez une thèse dans l'une des universités partenaires. \nVous étudiez donc en Europe (et au Japon). \nLes professeurs qui vous enseignent viennent du monde entier.

Le point de départ de ce programme, ce sont les fibres textiles : de quoi sont-elles constituées ? Quelle importance ont-ils et que pourrait-on en faire ? Ce programme éducatif relie et se spécialise dans différents éléments qui développent des connaissances à la fois théoriques et pratiques.

L'industrie textile doit changer - et pour cela, nous avons besoin de développeurs et de dirigeants innovants, capables de penser différemment. Vous et vos idées pouvez transformer l'industrie textile en une industrie durable et circulaire. Le programme de formation à la production et à l'innovation textiles vous donne les outils et l'état d'esprit nécessaires, mais c'est vous qui irez de l'avant et prendrez la responsabilité d'une industrie textile durable.

This programme provides you with relevant analytical skills and innovative tools for supply chain management to deal with complex issues caused by an unsustainable fashion and textile industry. You will gain advanced knowledge of textile value chain processes and specialise in the management of different parts of the supply chain. In this way, you will learn how to design and manage systems to work towards more sustainable fashion and textiles. The main emphasis on sustainability is also an important area of research throughout the Swedish School of Textiles.

Clothes and body-related artefacts can be active, responsive, protective, or supportive in human actions and activities. In this way, clothes can play a central role in various types of body-based activities, human performances, and interactions with the environment. Specialising in Performance Wear at the Swedish School of Textiles involves exploring and developing apparel that can perform – act and interact – in relation to various human activities and performances in outdoor, sports, work, or artistic contexts, considering a wide range of perspectives, including environmental, ethical, technical, and cultural factors.

Design, textile materials, and challenging existing textile techniques are in focus in the Bachelor’s programme in Textile Design. With knowledge in textile construction techniques and the latest research in materials and fibres, you can experiment with how these materials could be designed and used in a number of projects. Also, sustainability is a foundational aspect for students in every design project.

Specialising in Textile Interaction Design involves exploring and developing textiles that interact with and adapt to their surroundings as well as to bodies, actions, humans, and other species. This specialisation delves into questions and issues related to textile interaction from a wide range of perspectives, including environmental, ethical, technical, and cultural considerations.

Our programme in Textile Design can take you further than you imagined. The Swedish School of Textiles, specialising in textile design, provides a forward-looking environment for rethinking and creating textiles within its expanded field, including Textile Craft, New Materiality, Innovation, and Digital Specialisms. It delves deep into the most relevant subjects and skills required for a career in the textile industry and related industries.

This programme will give you an overview of the fundamentals of textiles and fashion to build upon your existing degree in topics like business administration, industrial economy, textile engineering, textile design, and fashion design. This will provide interdisciplinary and multicultural perspectives on the challenges related to working towards sustainable textiles and fashion. The main emphasis on sustainability is also an important area of research throughout the Swedish School of Textiles.

The transition to a circular textile industry calls for students who have new ways of thinking about innovation and product development. This educational programme equips you with the tools to analyse future conditions and to transform contemporary products and processes for future needs in a global perspective. You acquire a profound textile technological understanding and get the chance to explore its potential in transdisciplinary contexts, with a specific emphasis on advancing textile innovation.

This programme will provide academic tools to understand the symbolic nature of fashion and textiles as multidisciplinary and multifaceted phenomena, with a special focus on sustainability. Fashion is one of the most complex and fascinating areas of both research and social life, which encompasses trends and the fashion cycle, the fashion system, as well as perspectives on branding, consumer behaviour and consumption. These issues increasingly require considering the economic, social, and environmental impacts of the sector globally, which are also important areas of research throughout the Swedish School of Textiles.

Fashion design is about reflecting how people live, act, and behave. By designing the functions and expressions of clothing and other products and artefacts related to the body, fashion designers can explore, develop, and propose new possibilities. This can range from diversification and freedom of expression from a social and cultural sustainability perspective to the development of clothing that enables, contributes to, and shapes different human activities in, for example, sports, outdoors, or work.