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Full time September MA 1 year full-time
Creative Arts & Design (9) Materials Science (24)

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The Textile Design MA programme at Winchester School of Art offers a creative and experimental approach to textile design. Taught by industry-experienced tutors who specialize in sustainability, you'll gain the skills needed for a successful career in the field. The course allows you to explore techniques such as print, embroidery, and Devore, and offers a range of module options for fashion, interior design, and art. With a focus on employability, you'll graduate with a portfolio showcasing your talents and industry knowledge. The programme also provides unique opportunities such as guest lectures, trade event visits, and internships with leading fashion and textile companies. Entry requirements include a 2:2 degree or equivalent in a relevant subject and a portfolio demonstrating your skills and creativity. Join this supportive and inspiring community to develop your passion for textile design.

About the course

This master's in textile design will encourage you to be experimental and will give you the skills for a successful career in textile design. Taught by industry-experienced tutors who are sustainability specialists, and supported by our dedicated technicians; you’ll learn techniques such as print, embroidery and Devore.

This MA textile design course is suitable if you’re a recent graduate or if you want to refocus your career. Whether your interests are in textiles for fashion, interior design or as a medium for art pieces, you’ll develop your skills and apply them to a range of textile media. 

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Entry Requirements

You’ll need a 2:2 degree or an equivalent qualification, in a relevant subject. You’ll also need a portfolio which will be the determining factor for entry.

Your portfolio should include:

- evidence of the processes behind final work e.g. drawing and sketches; try to include observational drawings and Computer Aided Design work
- examples of processes and techniques e.g. dyeing, screen printing, digital printing, woven textiles or special finishing techniques
- images of your final work e.g. from exhibitions or photo-shoots


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Fees

A variety of scholarships, grants and bursaries may be available to help you fund your master’s study.

Please see the university website for further information on fees for this course.

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