BS in Textile Design
At a Glance
Contact
Name:
Becky Flax
Position:
Program Contact & Professor, Textile Design
Email:
[email protected]
Contact
Curriculum
Students are supported and encouraged to take internships and gain as much real-world experience while studying at Thomas Jefferson University. Below is a typical course sequence for a textile design undergraduate student. For specific scheduling information please contact the program director.
Total: 124-126 credits
FIRST YEAR (33-34 credits)
Major Courses
- Design Essentials (Fall)
- Drawing Essentials (Fall)
- Survey of the Textile Industry (Fall)
- Drawing: Materials & Techniques
- Knitting Technology I (Spring)
- Textile Design Studio 1: Ideation (Spring)
Hallmarks Core
- Pathways Seminar
- Writing Seminar I: Written Communication
- American Visions
- Mathematics
DEC Core
- Finding and Shaping Opportunities
SECOND YEAR (31 credits)
Major Courses
- Weave Technology I
- Textile Design Studio 2: Fashion (Fall)
- Survey of the History or Art, or History of Art 1 or 2
- Textile Design Studio 3: Interiors (Spring)
- Textile Printing Technology
- The History of Art and Color
Hallmarks Core
- Ethics
- Global Diversity
- Writing Seminar II: Multimedia Communication
DEC Core
- Science (Select one DECSYS)
THIRD YEAR (32-33 credits)
Major Courses
- Textile Design Studio 4: Performance (Fall)
- Textile Design Designated Elective
- Color, Dyeing & Finishing (Lecture and Lab, 4 credits)
- History of Textiles and Costumes
- Textile Materials
Hallmarks Core
- American Diversity
- Global Citizenship
- Contemporary Global Issues
- Science: General Chemistry (Fall)
DEC Methods
- Integrative Seminar: Ethnographic Research Methods
FOURTH YEAR (33-35 credits)
Major Courses
- Textile Design Capstone 1 and 2
- Seminar: Textile and Apparel Industry Issues
- [2] Textile Design Designated Electives (Fall and Spring, 6 credits)
- [4] Free Electives or Minor (12 credits)
- Textile Design Management
Hallmarks Core
- Philosophies of the Good Life