Fashion and Textiles (Distance Learning) University of Huddersfield

Overview

The Fashion and Textiles (Distance Learning) degree at University of Huddersfield is situated within the Centre for Cultural Ecologies in Art, Design and Architecture (CEADA), which connects researchers, practitioners, communities and organisations and supports research that responds to contemporary cultural challenges. 

What are the benefits of a research degree in Art and Design?

• A collaborative research culture – become part of an active community of researchers, practitioners and academics that values co-creation, experimentation and public engagement.

• Practice-based research opportunities – develop research through making, experimentation and critical reflection, with creative practice recognised as an important way of generating new knowledge.

• Connections with the Creative and Cultural Industries – engage with cultural organisations, creative businesses, communities and public-sector partners through a research environment closely connected to the sector.

• Specialist creative facilities – access facilities supporting physical and digital making, including virtual reality and visualisation, 3D printing, laser cutting, rapid prototyping, textiles, print, photography and digital fabrication.