Program Overview

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University of Ljubljana Faculty of Natural Sciences and Engineering

The University of Ljubljana Faculty of Natural Sciences and Engineering offers various programs in the field of textile and fashion design.

Chair of Textile and Fashion Design

The Chair of Textile and Fashion Design is one of the three chairs of the Department of Textiles, Graphic Arts and Design. It is located at Snežniška ulica 5 in Ljubljana.

Programs Offered

The faculty offers the following programs:

• Bachelor's degree in Textile and Fashion Design (UN)
• Master's Degree in Textile and Fashion Design (MAG)
• Doctoral Degree in Art (DR)
• Doctoral Degree in Textile Engineering, Graphic Communication and Textile Design (DR)

Bachelor's Degree in Textile and Fashion Design (UN)

The Bachelor's degree program in Textile and Fashion Design is designed to provide students with a comprehensive education in the field of textile and fashion design.

Curriculum

The curriculum for the 3rd year of the Bachelor's degree program in Textile and Fashion Design includes:

• Textile design 3a
• Fashion design 3a
• Presentation techniques 2a
• Art styles
• Textile printing
• Digital 3D design
• Presentation techniques 2b
• Selected Chapters from Contemporary Fashion
• Foundation elective design course
• Foundation elective technology course
• Elective course 4
• Elective course 5
• Diploma thesis

Basic Optional Courses

The basic optional courses for the Bachelor's degree program in Textile and Fashion Design include:

• Fashion design 3b (foundation elective design course)
• Textile design 3b (foundation elective design course)
• Clothing technology support (foundation elective technology course)
• Textile technology support (foundation elective technology course)

Optional Courses

The optional courses for the Bachelor's degree program in Textile and Fashion Design include:

• Sustainable design 1
• Graphic communications 1
• Interior design 1
• Marketing of textiles and clothing
• Fashion accessories 1
• Fashion styling 1
• Development of special clothing patterns 1
• Special textiles 1
• Fashion and clothing studies
• Entrepreneurship
• English for specific purposes
• Digital design 3
• Textile art 1
• Innovations in textile and fashion design

Master's Degree in Textile and Fashion Design (MAG)

The Master's degree program in Textile and Fashion Design is designed to provide students with advanced education in the field of textile and fashion design.

Curriculum

The curriculum for the Master's degree program in Textile and Fashion Design includes:

• General information
• Enrolment conditions
• Other information
  • Grading method
  • Student obligations
  • Transfer between programmes
  • External electives and mobility
• Program Compendium
• Course Syllabus
• About master degree
• Forms and documents
• Timetables

Doctoral Degree in Art (DR)

The Doctoral degree program in Art is designed to provide students with advanced education in the field of art.

Curriculum

The curriculum for the Doctoral degree program in Art includes:

• All about enrolment
• Curriculum
• All about doctoral dissertation
• Forms and Documents
• Study programme information publication

Doctoral Degree in Textile Engineering, Graphic Communication and Textile Design (DR)

The Doctoral degree program in Textile Engineering, Graphic Communication and Textile Design is designed to provide students with advanced education in the field of textile engineering, graphic communication, and textile design.

Curriculum

The curriculum for the Doctoral degree program in Textile Engineering, Graphic Communication and Textile Design includes:

• Programme structure
• Conditions
• Mode of study and grading
• Curriculum
• Lecturers of the courses and mentors
• About doctoral thesis
• Forms and documents
• Information package of doctoral programme

Abbreviations Used

The following abbreviations are used in the syllabus:

• L – lectures
• S – seminar
• P – practice
• O – other forms of educational activities (mainly project work)
• ECTS – European Credits Transfer System (1 credit point equals a 30-hour student workload)