Tiangong University, China
Students of Textile and Clothing Management can choose to continue their studies in the eight-semester double degree programme in "International Textile and Clothing Management".
The medium of instruction is English.
For non-EU applicants (via uni-assist): 1 May - 15 August for the following winter semester
For EU applicants (via Hochschule Niederrhein): 1 May - 15 September for the following winter semester
The Bachelor's degree programme in Textile and Clothing Management offers a very versatile curriculum over seven semesters.
The range of subjects includes the technical area of textiles as well as the equally important field of business administration and management. Designed and taught by internationally renowned professors as well as high-profile scientific staff, this degree programme guarantees a profound academic education focussed on the demands of industrial branches and international business.
Natural Sciences, Mathematics, Communications and Information Technology as well as Textile and Clothing Technology represent the programme's technical foundation. Students will cover the entire textile chain within their studies, including corporate social responsibility (CSR) and sustainability.
Management, business administration, law and accounting as well as other subjects including design and intercultural management complete the programme.
Practical training is an important part of this degree – you can choose to work in different labs that all form part of the textile chain: spinning, weaving, knitting, sewing, stitching, textile materials, textile production, finishing, digital printing of textiles, CAD construction of garments and quality testing.
As a cultural bonus, language courses are offered by HSNR's language centre on campus.
A study work in the fourth semester as well as two projects are obligatory. This also applies to an internship or a study semester abroad in the sixth semester for about 20 weeks.
Soft skills are also practised in seminars and workshops to enhance our students’ general competencies. During the fourth and fifth semesters, you can choose from elective courses. Students will write their theses and sit the colloquium in the seventh semester.