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Language
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Turkish
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Program Time (Year)
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4
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Max.Program Time (Year)
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7
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Program Quota
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Internships Status
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Have
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.Graduate Degree
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Textile and Fashion Design Programs
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ÖSYM type
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EA
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About Programme
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Tekstil ve Moda Tasarımı Lisans Programı, moda, tekstil ve sanat alanlarının kesişiminde yer alan yaratıcı ve uygulamalı bir eğitim programıdır. Program, temel tasarım, tekstil malzeme bilgisi, üretim teknolojileri, moda tarihi, koleksiyon geliştirme ve dijital tasarım gibi alanları kapsar. Kuramsal derslerin yanı sıra atölye uygulamaları, stüdyo çalışmaları, proje tabanlı üretim süreçleri ve sektör iş birlikleriyle öğrencilerin deneyimsel öğrenme becerileri geliştirilir. Eğitim süreci, özgün tasarım geliştirme, üretim tekniklerini uygulama ve tasarım projelerini profesyonel biçimde sunma odaklıdır. Program zorunlu staj ve bitirme projesi aracılığıyla öğrencilerin sektör deneyimi kazanmalarını ve mezuniyet öncesinde profesyonel ortama hazırlanmasını hedefler.
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PROG. Director
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Associate Prof.Dr. (a) Irmak Bayburtlu Çetinsoy
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History
The Department of Textile and Fashion Design was established in 2002 within Istanbul Commerce University. Prof. Dr. İnci Tezcan, who served as the Department's first Chair, made significant contributions to laying the academic foundations of the programme and shaping its educational structure. Prof. Dr. Sait Sezgener, the founding Rector of both our department and the University, played a decisive role in the department's development with his visionary approach.
Since its establishment, great importance has been attached to strengthening the technical infrastructure of the department; weaving, knitting, sewing and dyeing workshops have been meticulously set up, and over time, any shortcomings have been addressed, creating a strong practical infrastructure.
The department first began its educational activities at the Üsküdar Campus, then continued its work at the Eminönü Campus, and finally continues its activities at the Küçükyalı Campus, equipped with advanced infrastructure facilities. Today, drawing strength from its rich history, the Textile and Fashion Design Department aims to equip the industry with creative and well-trained designers by combining innovative design concepts with contemporary technology.
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Admission Requirements
1. To have graduated from a secondary education institution or a foreign secondary education institution whose equivalence has been approved by the Ministry of National Education and to meet the admission requirements for undergraduate programmes at higher education institutions.
2. To have been placed in the relevant undergraduate programme at a higher education institution as a result of the central examination conducted by the Measurement, Selection and Placement Centre (ÖSYM), the procedures and principles of which are determined by the Council of Higher Education (YÖK).
3. To have been placed in a bachelor's degree programme at a higher education institution that is a continuation of the field of study completed by associate degree graduates, based on the results of the Vertical Transfer Examination (DGS) conducted by ÖSYM, the procedures and principles of which are determined by YÖK.
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Higher Grade Transition
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Those holding a bachelor's degree may proceed to master's programmes and, provided they meet the relevant requirements, to doctoral or postgraduate diploma programmes that accept a bachelor's degree.
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Graduation Requirements
The requirements for graduating from the Textile and Fashion Design Department are as follows:
A minimum of 240 ECTS credits from compulsory, elective and university elective courses included in the 8-semester course plan and two compulsory internships (Office and Practical Internship) must be completed.
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Occupational Profiles of Graduates
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Graduates of the Textile and Fashion Design Bachelor's Degree Programme can work in various areas of the fashion and textile industry as designers, stylists, patternmakers, product developers, collection managers, production managers or visual design specialists. Graduates can find employment opportunities in fashion houses, ready-to-wear companies, textile manufacturing businesses, organisations specialising in accessory and fabric design, trend research and fashion consultancy firms.
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Assessment and Grading
1. Assessment and evaluation methods, types of examinations, and their contribution to course grades are determined by the senates of higher education institutions in accordance with the fundamental principles established by the Higher Education Council (YÖK) on these matters.
2. In theoretical courses, assessment consists of mid-term examinations (vize), end-of-term examinations (final), and term-based assignments or short examinations. The weighting of these components varies according to the nature of the course but is determined to total 100%. In practical and project-based courses, student performance is measured using criteria such as in-term projects, design submissions, portfolio assessments, presentations, and process tracking. The assessment principles for each course are detailed in the course information package, and assessments take into account the student's creativity, technical competence, process management, and original design development skills.
3. Letter and/or number-based grading systems are used to evaluate student performance.
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https://obs.ticaret.edu.tr/oibs/bologna/progAbout.aspx?curSunit=619&lang=en
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