Edinburgh College of Art
Course name : BA (Hons) Textiles
Edinburgh College of Art brings together creative practices that shape the world around us. We deliver innovative teaching, research and public engagement in an inclusive and sustainable environment with outstanding services and facilities to support our students.
Located in the historic Old Town of one of the world’s greatest cultural cities, we are part of the University of Edinburgh. The University is consistently ranked one of the best 50 universities in the world, and 22nd in the most recent QS World University Rankings. The University of Edinburgh is ranked 15th in the world and 3rd in the UK for our success in creating a more sustainable world through our research, teaching, partnerships and operations. Textiles at Edinburgh College of Art is ranked 1st in Scotland and 6th in the UK in the Guardian University Guide 2023.
Out Textiles graduates of 2024 seek to harness and present their responses to the current issues impacting textiles and design in our current climate. Collections include responds to the climate emergency, reflecting on environmental shifts, consider challenging contexts, embed traceability and take a considered approach to the impact of their material and process choices. Out students harness colour, print, pattern, drawing, heritage and celebrate where textiles can play a powerful role in our lives and surroundings.
Located in the historic Old Town of one of the world’s greatest cultural cities, we are part of the University of Edinburgh. The University is consistently ranked one of the best 50 universities in the world, and 22nd in the most recent QS World University Rankings. The University of Edinburgh is ranked 15th in the world and 3rd in the UK for our success in creating a more sustainable world through our research, teaching, partnerships and operations. Textiles at Edinburgh College of Art is ranked 1st in Scotland and 6th in the UK in the Guardian University Guide 2023.
Out Textiles graduates of 2024 seek to harness and present their responses to the current issues impacting textiles and design in our current climate. Collections include responds to the climate emergency, reflecting on environmental shifts, consider challenging contexts, embed traceability and take a considered approach to the impact of their material and process choices. Out students harness colour, print, pattern, drawing, heritage and celebrate where textiles can play a powerful role in our lives and surroundings.
