Master of Textiles

An advanced textiles degree tailored to your goals:

That’s what our Master of Textiles (M.T.) can offer you.

This non-thesis degree is geared towards professionals already in the industry looking to advance their career or learn new skills, or emerging professionals wishing to build a strong foundation from which they can launch a career.

Students graduate from our M.T. program prepared for a wide variety of roles in the textile industry, from leadership to research and development.

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Fall Applications
March 1: Deadline for internationals and priority deadline for U.S. citizens
June 25: Deadline for U.S. citizens

Spring Applications
July 15: Deadline for internationals and priority deadline for U.S. citizens
Nov. 25: Deadline for U.S. citizens

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Master’s Student Mary Nease Brings “Feminist, Alternative” Point of View to Western Wear

Mary Nease puts a spin on her roots with her plus-size designs and approach to fashion at the Wilson College of Textiles.

Mary Nease stands in front of a row of spools of thread, which are organized by color.

One-on-one graduate research mentoring helps students develop their potential for technical and analytical skills. Research focus areas include: fashion and textile design, retail and brand management, textile technology, textile management.

A flexibility in coursework and program length means that our M.T. program adjusts to fit your life – not the other way around. The degree requires 30 hours of coursework that can be completed online, in-person or some combination of the two. Additionally, while our M.T. typically takes two years to complete for students not enrolled in our Accelerated Bachelor’s/Master’s program, students can take up to six years if they would like to lighten their course load.

a graduate student using a digital printer

Accelerated Bachelor’s/Master’s

Earn your B.S. and M.S. in five years.

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Teju Lankipally high-fives a faculty member at a graduation ceremony. Other graduates and faculty, also in academic regalia, are seen in the background, clapping and celebrating.

Fall 2024 Commencement in Photos

Take a look back at the Wilson College of Textiles 2024 commencement ceremony with these photos.

A group of ten interns of diverse backgrounds pose together, smiling in front of a "National Intern Day 2024" banner. They are in a modern, well-lit space, wearing casual and sports-themed attire.

Wilson College of Textiles Students Gain Valuable Career Experience Through Summer Internships

From Adidas to TJX, Wilson College of Textiles students accepted internship opportunities across the country to expand their industry knowledge and skills

Fry works with the weaving machine, which consists of multiple wooden frames guiding the fibers.

LOOM3D: Wilson College of Textiles Ph.D. Student Founds Sustainable Startup

Meet Jeanine Fry, a textile technology management Ph.D. student who went from costume designer and suit tailor to textile researcher and business owner.