* Technical Textiles
* Textile Materials and Performance Evaluation
* Yarn and Nonwoven Technology
* Weaving and Weave CAD
* Knitting and Knit CAD
* Coloration Technology
Technical Textiles
This programme unit provides a wide range of topics in the latest developments of technical textiles, including:
* Composites and geotextiles.
* Automotive Textiles, impact protection and woven performs.
* Technical clothing, sportswear, sensors and applications in textiles.
* Nanotechnology and speciality fibres.
* Fibre Mechanics and Fracture.
* Medical textiles, military textiles, aerospace applications, marine applications, and filtration.
Textile Materials and Performance Evaluation
This programme unit provides a wide range of topics in textile materials science, performance enhancement and testing that are fundamental for effective functioning in a technical capacity within any textiles- or materials-related organisation.
* Man-made and natural fibres.
* Characteristics of fabrics and fabric mechanical properties.
* Principles and applications of KES-FB and FAST fabric evaluation systems.
* Dimensional stability, easy-care inishing, oil/water repellence, waterproofing, coating, lamination, and smart materials.
* Microscopy and surface analysis.
Weaving and Weave CAD
* Shuttle and shuttleless looms; multi-phase weaving machines and other modern developments in weaving technology; warp preparation; technical weaving and braiding.
* Weaves; relation between fabric structure and fabric properties; design and manufacture of advanced woven structures; weave CAD, modelling of textile structures.
Knitting and Knit CAD
* High-speed knitting machines, modern knitting techniques, analysis of important knitted structures, knitwear manufacture, KnitCAD , seamless and 3D knitting technology.
Yarn and Nonwovens Technology
* Fibre preparation, ring and other modern spinning technologies, texturing, yarn quality control, fancy yarns, and yarn preparation.
* Nonwovens web forming technology including dry laying, air laying, wet laying, spun-bonding, melt-blowing. Nonwovens consolidation/bonding technologies; mechanical and chemical bonding; thermal bonding, PP Non woven,PET Non woven,Non woven Interlinings,Non woven's for Horticulture and HPM Non wovens and the applications of nonwoven products.
Colouration Technology
* Principles of dyeing cellulosic substrates with both non-ionic and reactive dyes, the dyeing of synthetic fibres, colour fastness, and the theory and practice of textile printing technology.
* Colour Science, colour and light sources, vision, colour mixing and reproduction, colour measurement, colour management and colour communication.
* Textile Materials and Performance Evaluation
* Yarn and Nonwoven Technology
* Weaving and Weave CAD
* Knitting and Knit CAD
* Coloration Technology
Technical Textiles
This programme unit provides a wide range of topics in the latest developments of technical textiles, including:
* Composites and geotextiles.
* Automotive Textiles, impact protection and woven performs.
* Technical clothing, sportswear, sensors and applications in textiles.
* Nanotechnology and speciality fibres.
* Fibre Mechanics and Fracture.
* Medical textiles, military textiles, aerospace applications, marine applications, and filtration.
Textile Materials and Performance Evaluation
This programme unit provides a wide range of topics in textile materials science, performance enhancement and testing that are fundamental for effective functioning in a technical capacity within any textiles- or materials-related organisation.
* Man-made and natural fibres.
* Characteristics of fabrics and fabric mechanical properties.
* Principles and applications of KES-FB and FAST fabric evaluation systems.
* Dimensional stability, easy-care inishing, oil/water repellence, waterproofing, coating, lamination, and smart materials.
* Microscopy and surface analysis.
Weaving and Weave CAD
* Shuttle and shuttleless looms; multi-phase weaving machines and other modern developments in weaving technology; warp preparation; technical weaving and braiding.
* Weaves; relation between fabric structure and fabric properties; design and manufacture of advanced woven structures; weave CAD, modelling of textile structures.
Knitting and Knit CAD
* High-speed knitting machines, modern knitting techniques, analysis of important knitted structures, knitwear manufacture, KnitCAD , seamless and 3D knitting technology.
Yarn and Nonwovens Technology
* Fibre preparation, ring and other modern spinning technologies, texturing, yarn quality control, fancy yarns, and yarn preparation.
* Nonwovens web forming technology including dry laying, air laying, wet laying, spun-bonding, melt-blowing. Nonwovens consolidation/bonding technologies; mechanical and chemical bonding; thermal bonding, PP Non woven,PET Non woven,Non woven Interlinings,Non woven's for Horticulture and HPM Non wovens and the applications of nonwoven products.
Colouration Technology
* Principles of dyeing cellulosic substrates with both non-ionic and reactive dyes, the dyeing of synthetic fibres, colour fastness, and the theory and practice of textile printing technology.
* Colour Science, colour and light sources, vision, colour mixing and reproduction, colour measurement, colour management and colour communication.
WHERE DO WE GET THE SYLLABUS FOR THESE SUBJECTS.
WE HAVE TO REQUEST THE " UNIVERSITY OF MANCHESTER ".
THE OTHER UNIVERSITY'S ARE:
[1]The University of Bolton.
[2]The University of Leeds.
[3]North Carolina state University
[4]Philadelphia University.
If required any other University may also be approched which is a leading University in the WORLD in TECHNICAL TEXTILES.
Syllabus Received from:
"UNIVERSITY OF
MANCHESTER"
BSc (Hons) Textile Science and Technology
This programme may also be studied with Industrial Experience or with Study Abroad.
Textiles is a vibrant and growing global industry, with a consistent demand for top-quality graduates. The continuing technical advancement of textile products results from the wide-ranging, innovative skills of textile scientists. Recent textile innovations include: high-performance sports equipment, clothing with micro-climate control, medical textiles, nano-fibres, flexible, multi-purpose body armour, and composite materials for aircraft, cars and civil engineering. In a sense we are creating "the fabric of life".
The Science and Technology programme is designed to provide a high-calibre, multi-disciplinary platform from which graduates may follow career paths into technical research and product development. To support these activities, the department offers an unrivalled diversity of commercial manufacturing machinery and research equipment. Hence the next generation of textile technologists is provided with the creativity, skills and vision to create and engineer the textile products of the future.
What You Will Study
First Year Content
The first year provides the knowledge platform with lecture material based on fundamental subjects such as, the Nature of Materials, Fibre Properties, Yarn Production, and the Manufacture of Knitted and Woven Fabrics. Additional lectures in Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry and Computation further complement the scientific and analytical programme. To effectively develop the skills of the technologist, laboratory sessions are integrated into studies alongside lectures and seminars. The study programme also incorporates an Introduction to Textile Management, Accounting Techniques and the Business Economics behind Textile and Clothing Operations to ensure a fundamental understanding of the business and markets.
Second Year Content
Having established the foundations of the technology programme students expand their knowledge into Polymer Technology, Colour Science and Production Technologies. In addition in response to the increasingly diverse needs of industry, subjects such as ‘Smart’ Materials, Electrotechnics and Biotechnology are also incorporated into the learning programme reflecting the ongoing evolution of textiles and technology.
Final Year Content
In the final year students are taken to the leading edge of textile science and technology and its possibilities as a "fabric of life" material. In addition to studying advanced concepts in Computerised Fabric Design, the Environmental Impact of Textiles, Textile Finishing, Nonwovens Technology, Mechatronics and Production Management, the impact and application of Composite Materials, Biomaterials and Polymer Technology are also explored.
During the Final Year students undertake an extended project which continues throughout the academic year and is designed to enhance their research and analytical abilities, and develop their personal skills. Recent projects have included such diverse areas as ink-jet printing, the recycling of textile fibres, the computerisation of pressing, ethical textile management, computerised clothing design for the disabled and novel dye chemistry. Such work can further evolve into major research projects, with final year students having the opportunity to continue into specialised postgraduate research.
Career Opportunities
Our Textile Technology graduates are eagerly sought after by employers, with graduates entering into research and production in the textile, chemical, engineering and clothing industries. Companies which have recently employed our graduates include such international organisations as Ciba Geigy , Coats Viyella, DERA and Marks and Spencer . As the textile industry responds to the global need for fibrous-based materials to answer the need for performance and innovation, the textile technologist will increasingly be found developing their careers well outside the traditional textile sector.
Contact
For further information contact Ruby Bains
o 0161 306 4149
o ug-textiles@manchester.ac.uk
Entry requirements and how to apply
UCAS course code: JJ49
UCAS institution code: M20
Degree awarded: BSc
Duration: 3 or 4 years*
Typical A level offer: Grades ABC.
Course fees: Tuition fees for Home/EU students commencing their studies in 2009 will be approximately £3250 per year. These fees will be subject to change in the light of government announcements to all universities. For general information please visit Undergraduate Fees.
Scholarships/sponsorships: Manchester Success Scholarship. More in About the course.
Academic department: School of Materials
Related website: www.manchester.ac.uk/materials
Contact email: ug-textiles@manchester.ac.uk
Contact telephone: +44 (0)161 306 4149
How to apply: Apply through UCAS.
BSc (Hons) Textile Technology (Business Management)
This programme may also be studied with Industrial Experience or with Study Abroad.
Textiles is a vibrant and growing global industry, with a consistent demand for top-quality graduates. The continuing technical advancement of textile products results from the wide-ranging, innovative skills of textile scientists. Recent textile innovations include: high-performance sports equipment, clothing with micro-climate control, medical textiles, nano-fibres, flexible, multi-purpose body armour, and composite materials for aircraft, cars and civil engineering. In a sense we are creating "the fabric of life".
The Textile Technology (Business Management) programme is designed to provide a high-calibre, multi-disciplinary platform from which graduates may follow career paths into creating, managing and implementing the next generation of textiles innovations. To support these activities, Textiles and Paper offers an unrivalled diversity of manufacturing machinery and research equipment as well as focused knowledge in textile and business activities delivered by both academic and commercial specialists. Hence the next generation of textile business manager is provided with the creativity, skills and vision to create and deliver the textile products of the future.
What You Will Study
First Year Content
The first year provides the knowledge platform with lecture material based on fundamental subjects such as, the Nature of Materials, Fibre Properties, Yarn Production, and the Manufacture of Knitted and Woven Fabrics. Additional lectures in Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry and Computation further complement the scientific and analytical programme. To effectively develop the skills of the technologist, laboratory sessions are integrated into studies alongside lectures and seminars. The study programme also incorporates Introduction to Textile Management, Accounting Techniques and the Business Economics behind Textile and Clothing Operations to ensure a fundamental understanding of the business and markets.
Second Year Content
Having established the foundations of the technology programme students expand their knowledge into Colour Science and Production Technologies. However reflecting the nature of the business skills required for industry and commerce, the programme's focus moves to interface business and management and incorporates Introduction to Work Psychology, Accounting for Manufacturing, Law in a Management Context, and Microeconomics for Textiles and Clothing.
Final Year Content
In the final year students are taken to the leading edge of textile science and technology and its possibilities as a "fabric of life" material. In addition to studying advanced concepts in Computerised Fabric Design, Technical Textiles, Textile Finishing, Nonwovens Technology, Advanced Fabric Production and Production Management, the impact and application of global textile markets and human resource management are explored with Production Management, Technology Enterprise with Tool and Techniques, Marketing: Foundations and Applications, Operations Management, Organisations, Management and Technology incorporated into the programme.
During the Final Year students undertake an extended project which continues throughout the academic year and is designed to enhance their research and analytical abilities, and develop their personal skills. Recent projects have included such diverse areas as ink-jet printing, the recycling of textile fibres, ethical textile management, computerised clothing design for the disabled and innovative management and marketing. Such work can evolve into major research projects, with final year students having the opportunity to continue into specialised postgraduate research.
Career Opportunities
Our Textile Technology (Business Management) graduates are eagerly sought after by employers, with graduates entering into research and production management in the textile, chemical, engineering and clothing industries. Companies which have recently employed our graduates include such international organisations as Ciba Geigy , Clear Edge, Coats Viyella, DERA and Marks and Spencer . As the textile industry responds to the global need for fibrous-based materials to answer the need for performance and innovation, the textile business manager will also increasingly be found developing their careers well outside the traditional textile sector.
Contact
For further information contact Ruby Bains
o 0161 306 4149
o ug-textiles@manchester.ac.uk
Entry requirements and how to apply
UCAS course code: J4NF
UCAS institution code: M20
Degree awarded: BSc
Duration: 3 years
Typical A level offer: Grades ABC.
Course fees: Tuition fees for Home/EU students commencing their studies in 2009 will be approximately £3250 per year. These fees will be subject to change in the light of government announcements to all universities. For general information please visit Undergraduate Fees.
Scholarships/sponsorships: Manchester Success Scholarship. More in About the course.
Academic department: School of Materials
Related website: www.manchester.ac.uk/materials
Contact email: ug-textiles@manchester.ac.uk
Contact telephone: +44 (0)161 306 4149
How to apply: Apply through UCAS.
Please let me know if you require any further information or clarification of the information provided.
Regards
Mary Clare
Mary Clare
Records Officer
Records Management Office
The University of Manchester
Room G.011
John Owens Building
Oxford Road
Manchester
M13 9PL
Tel: +44 161 275 5782
Fax: +44 161 275 8402
This programme may also be studied with Industrial Experience or with Study Abroad.
Textiles is a vibrant and growing global industry, with a consistent demand for top-quality graduates. The continuing technical advancement of textile products results from the wide-ranging, innovative skills of textile scientists. Recent textile innovations include: high-performance sports equipment, clothing with micro-climate control, medical textiles, nano-fibres, flexible, multi-purpose body armour, and composite materials for aircraft, cars and civil engineering. In a sense we are creating "the fabric of life".
The Science and Technology programme is designed to provide a high-calibre, multi-disciplinary platform from which graduates may follow career paths into technical research and product development. To support these activities, the department offers an unrivalled diversity of commercial manufacturing machinery and research equipment. Hence the next generation of textile technologists is provided with the creativity, skills and vision to create and engineer the textile products of the future.
What You Will Study
First Year Content
The first year provides the knowledge platform with lecture material based on fundamental subjects such as, the Nature of Materials, Fibre Properties, Yarn Production, and the Manufacture of Knitted and Woven Fabrics. Additional lectures in Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry and Computation further complement the scientific and analytical programme. To effectively develop the skills of the technologist, laboratory sessions are integrated into studies alongside lectures and seminars. The study programme also incorporates an Introduction to Textile Management, Accounting Techniques and the Business Economics behind Textile and Clothing Operations to ensure a fundamental understanding of the business and markets.
Second Year Content
Having established the foundations of the technology programme students expand their knowledge into Polymer Technology, Colour Science and Production Technologies. In addition in response to the increasingly diverse needs of industry, subjects such as ‘Smart’ Materials, Electrotechnics and Biotechnology are also incorporated into the learning programme reflecting the ongoing evolution of textiles and technology.
Final Year Content
In the final year students are taken to the leading edge of textile science and technology and its possibilities as a "fabric of life" material. In addition to studying advanced concepts in Computerised Fabric Design, the Environmental Impact of Textiles, Textile Finishing, Nonwovens Technology, Mechatronics and Production Management, the impact and application of Composite Materials, Biomaterials and Polymer Technology are also explored.
During the Final Year students undertake an extended project which continues throughout the academic year and is designed to enhance their research and analytical abilities, and develop their personal skills. Recent projects have included such diverse areas as ink-jet printing, the recycling of textile fibres, the computerisation of pressing, ethical textile management, computerised clothing design for the disabled and novel dye chemistry. Such work can further evolve into major research projects, with final year students having the opportunity to continue into specialised postgraduate research.
Career Opportunities
Our Textile Technology graduates are eagerly sought after by employers, with graduates entering into research and production in the textile, chemical, engineering and clothing industries. Companies which have recently employed our graduates include such international organisations as Ciba Geigy , Coats Viyella, DERA and Marks and Spencer . As the textile industry responds to the global need for fibrous-based materials to answer the need for performance and innovation, the textile technologist will increasingly be found developing their careers well outside the traditional textile sector.
Contact
For further information contact Ruby Bains
o 0161 306 4149
o ug-textiles@manchester.ac.uk
Entry requirements and how to apply
UCAS course code: JJ49
UCAS institution code: M20
Degree awarded: BSc
Duration: 3 or 4 years*
Typical A level offer: Grades ABC.
Course fees: Tuition fees for Home/EU students commencing their studies in 2009 will be approximately £3250 per year. These fees will be subject to change in the light of government announcements to all universities. For general information please visit Undergraduate Fees.
Scholarships/sponsorships: Manchester Success Scholarship. More in About the course.
Academic department: School of Materials
Related website: www.manchester.ac.uk/materials
Contact email: ug-textiles@manchester.ac.uk
Contact telephone: +44 (0)161 306 4149
How to apply: Apply through UCAS.
BSc (Hons) Textile Technology (Business Management)
This programme may also be studied with Industrial Experience or with Study Abroad.
Textiles is a vibrant and growing global industry, with a consistent demand for top-quality graduates. The continuing technical advancement of textile products results from the wide-ranging, innovative skills of textile scientists. Recent textile innovations include: high-performance sports equipment, clothing with micro-climate control, medical textiles, nano-fibres, flexible, multi-purpose body armour, and composite materials for aircraft, cars and civil engineering. In a sense we are creating "the fabric of life".
The Textile Technology (Business Management) programme is designed to provide a high-calibre, multi-disciplinary platform from which graduates may follow career paths into creating, managing and implementing the next generation of textiles innovations. To support these activities, Textiles and Paper offers an unrivalled diversity of manufacturing machinery and research equipment as well as focused knowledge in textile and business activities delivered by both academic and commercial specialists. Hence the next generation of textile business manager is provided with the creativity, skills and vision to create and deliver the textile products of the future.
What You Will Study
First Year Content
The first year provides the knowledge platform with lecture material based on fundamental subjects such as, the Nature of Materials, Fibre Properties, Yarn Production, and the Manufacture of Knitted and Woven Fabrics. Additional lectures in Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry and Computation further complement the scientific and analytical programme. To effectively develop the skills of the technologist, laboratory sessions are integrated into studies alongside lectures and seminars. The study programme also incorporates Introduction to Textile Management, Accounting Techniques and the Business Economics behind Textile and Clothing Operations to ensure a fundamental understanding of the business and markets.
Second Year Content
Having established the foundations of the technology programme students expand their knowledge into Colour Science and Production Technologies. However reflecting the nature of the business skills required for industry and commerce, the programme's focus moves to interface business and management and incorporates Introduction to Work Psychology, Accounting for Manufacturing, Law in a Management Context, and Microeconomics for Textiles and Clothing.
Final Year Content
In the final year students are taken to the leading edge of textile science and technology and its possibilities as a "fabric of life" material. In addition to studying advanced concepts in Computerised Fabric Design, Technical Textiles, Textile Finishing, Nonwovens Technology, Advanced Fabric Production and Production Management, the impact and application of global textile markets and human resource management are explored with Production Management, Technology Enterprise with Tool and Techniques, Marketing: Foundations and Applications, Operations Management, Organisations, Management and Technology incorporated into the programme.
During the Final Year students undertake an extended project which continues throughout the academic year and is designed to enhance their research and analytical abilities, and develop their personal skills. Recent projects have included such diverse areas as ink-jet printing, the recycling of textile fibres, ethical textile management, computerised clothing design for the disabled and innovative management and marketing. Such work can evolve into major research projects, with final year students having the opportunity to continue into specialised postgraduate research.
Career Opportunities
Our Textile Technology (Business Management) graduates are eagerly sought after by employers, with graduates entering into research and production management in the textile, chemical, engineering and clothing industries. Companies which have recently employed our graduates include such international organisations as Ciba Geigy , Clear Edge, Coats Viyella, DERA and Marks and Spencer . As the textile industry responds to the global need for fibrous-based materials to answer the need for performance and innovation, the textile business manager will also increasingly be found developing their careers well outside the traditional textile sector.
Contact
For further information contact Ruby Bains
o 0161 306 4149
o ug-textiles@manchester.ac.uk
Entry requirements and how to apply
UCAS course code: J4NF
UCAS institution code: M20
Degree awarded: BSc
Duration: 3 years
Typical A level offer: Grades ABC.
Course fees: Tuition fees for Home/EU students commencing their studies in 2009 will be approximately £3250 per year. These fees will be subject to change in the light of government announcements to all universities. For general information please visit Undergraduate Fees.
Scholarships/sponsorships: Manchester Success Scholarship. More in About the course.
Academic department: School of Materials
Related website: www.manchester.ac.uk/materials
Contact email: ug-textiles@manchester.ac.uk
Contact telephone: +44 (0)161 306 4149
How to apply: Apply through UCAS.
Please let me know if you require any further information or clarification of the information provided.
Regards
Mary Clare
Mary Clare
Records Officer
Records Management Office
The University of Manchester
Room G.011
John Owens Building
Oxford Road
Manchester
M13 9PL
Tel: +44 161 275 5782
Fax: +44 161 275 8402
THE ONLY UNIVERSITY WHICH HAS RESPONDED PROMPTLY TO MY E-MAIL.
They do not have the syllabus for TECHNICAL TEXTILES.
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