INFORMATION
Type of Education (Goal)
The program provides theoretical and practical training at the level of two-year associate degree. The purpose of the program; To provide the necessary intermediate technical personnel who can work in yarn, weaving, knitting and finishing departments in all kinds of small, medium and large scale enterprises.
Objectives
After graduating from the program, our graduates can easily be employed or continue their education by switching to DGS and upper education institutions.
History
In 1987-1988 academic year, our school was established under the name of Selçuk University Ereğli Vocational School; Textile, Clothing, Footwear and Leather Department; Textile (NÖ) program from 1987-1988 academic year, Textile (Second Education) program from 2001-2002 academic year, Fashion-Apparel program from 2002-2003 academic year and Clothing production from 2011-2012 academic year.With the closing of the second education quota from the 2011-2012 academic year, it continues education and training activities in Textile Technology (NÖ) and Clothing Production Technology programs. There are 1 Assistant Professor and 3 Instructors in our department.
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Qualification Awarded
| Students who have successfully graduated from our program will earn the title of Textile Technician as having Associate Degree Diploma. |
Program Profile
Textile production, which is carried out as an art or craft rather than an industrial revolution, has turned into a giant industry, especially with the use of steam power on the counter. At this time, it was understood that the information about textile materials and processes was extremely limited and inadequate, and the first Textile departments were established in the 4th quarter of the 19th century to make up for the deficiencies in this subject. Textile can be described as "art and technology of obtaining all types of fiber surfaces". In order for the fiber to become a surface, it must go through many processes. Each of these processes goes directly to the responsibility of the textile department.
