Bachelor of Technology in Textiles

About this programme

This programme teaches you everything about textiles, from designing fabrics and garments to understanding the science behind them. You'll learn how to create, produce, and manage textile products for fashion, home, and even industrial uses.

Skills you’ll learn

Career opportunities

• ·Textile Designer
• ·Production Manager (Textiles/Garments)
• ·Quality Assurance Officer
• ·Fashion Merchandiser
• ·Textile Technologist
• ·Garment Technologist

Salary expectations in Ghana

Starting salaries for fresh graduates in Ghana typically range from GHS 1,500 to GHS 2,500. With experience, specialisation, and managerial roles, salaries can grow significantly, often exceeding GHS 5,000 per month.

Future of the field

The future is bright with smart textiles, sustainable production, and digital design. Technology like 3D printing and advanced materials are transforming the industry, creating demand for innovative and tech-savvy textile professionals.

Top companies hiring

Opportunities abroad

Opportunities exist abroad, particularly in fashion hubs and countries with advanced textile manufacturing like the UK, Germany, USA, and Canada. There's demand for expertise in sustainable textiles, technical textiles, and fashion innovation.

Is this degree good for the AI era?

This degree is well-suited for the AI era. While AI can automate parts of design and production, human creativity, tactile understanding of materials, and hands-on problem-solving remain essential. AI will be a powerful tool, not a replacement.

Who should study this?

Someone creative, detail-oriented, and passionate about fashion, materials, and how things are made. You should enjoy practical work, problem-solving, and have an interest in combining art with science and technology.

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Conclusion

A vibrant field offering immense creativity and innovation. Great future!