Textile Design

The Textile Design program at the University of Arts and Industrial Design Linz was designed for students interested in teaching textile design at secondary and vocational schools. Although this program has been phased out since 2021, it focused on developing artistic, scientific, and pedagogical skills necessary for teaching. Ideal candidates are those who are passionate about textiles and education, and who thrive in a creative environment.

Students in this program explored textile phenomena in art and everyday culture, learned various textile techniques, and developed artistic concepts. The curriculum emphasized practical experience alongside theoretical knowledge, preparing students to adapt to the evolving landscape of textile design. This hands-on approach helped students build a strong foundation in both the artistic and technical aspects of textile creation.

Graduates of the Textile Design program could pursue various career paths, including roles as textile designers, educators in secondary schools, or specialists in textile arts. They could find employment in educational institutions, design studios, or cultural organizations. The skills acquired in this program are transferable to various industries, allowing graduates to adapt to different roles within the creative sector.