Textile Design Program Objectives – University of Kamalia

Textile Design Design Program Objectives

The Textile Design program at University of Kamalia aims to develop creative and skilled designers equipped with knowledge of textile science, fashion design, production techniques, sustainability practices, and professional skills to excel in the fashion and textile industry.

Textile Knowledge

Provide students with a solid understanding of fibers, fabrics, textile manufacturing, and material properties for effective design and production.

Textile Design & Creativity

Develop skills in fashion illustration, garment design, color theory, and trend analysis to create innovative and marketable collections.

Production & Technology

Equip students with knowledge of garment construction, pattern making, sewing techniques, textile machinery, and CAD tools for efficient production.

Analytical & Critical Thinking

Enhance abilities to analyze fashion trends, consumer preferences, and market data to make informed design and business decisions.

Communication & Presentation

Strengthen professional communication skills for presenting collections, preparing portfolios, and collaborating effectively with clients and teams.

Professional Development & Industry Exposure

Provide internships, workshops, and mentorship to prepare students for careers in fashion houses, textile companies, and design entrepreneurship.

Ethics & Sustainability

Instill ethical practices, environmental awareness, and sustainable design strategies to promote responsible fashion and textile management.

Global Fashion Perspective

Develop understanding of international fashion trends, textile markets, cross-cultural design influences, and global industry standards for a competitive outlook.

Textile Design Program Educational Objectives (PEOs)

PEO-1

Graduates will contribute to the fashion and textile industry by applying creative design skills, textile knowledge, and production techniques to develop innovative and market-ready garments and products.

PEO-2

Graduates will demonstrate leadership, teamwork, ethical practices, effective communication, and professionalism while managing design projects, production processes, and fashion events in diverse industry settings.

PEO-3

Graduates will pursue lifelong learning, professional development, internships, certifications, and advanced studies to stay updated with evolving fashion trends, textile innovations, and global design standards.

Textile Design Design Program Learning Outcomes (PLOs)

PLO-1 – Academic Foundation

Acquire a strong academic foundation in textile science, fashion design principles, garment construction, and visual merchandising to perform effectively in the fashion and textile industry.

PLO-2 – Design Knowledge

Apply knowledge of fabric properties, color theory, fashion trends, and design techniques to create functional, aesthetic, and innovative textile and fashion products.

PLO-3 – Problem Analysis

Identify, research, and evaluate design, production, and material challenges using analytical, creative, and technical tools to develop effective solutions.

PLO-4 – Solution Design

Design and develop fashion collections, textile products, and production workflows that meet market needs, sustainability standards, and quality expectations.

PLO-5 – Modern Tools & Technology

Select and use modern fashion design software, textile analysis tools, CAD/CAM systems, and digital marketing platforms effectively while understanding their capabilities and limitations.

PLO-6 – Communication

Effectively communicate design concepts, portfolio presentations, product specifications, and trend analyses to peers, clients, and industry professionals.

PLO-7 – Professionalism & Ethics

Demonstrate ethical practices, professional integrity, and social responsibility in design, sourcing, production, and business practices within the fashion industry.

PLO-8 – Teamwork & Leadership

Work efficiently as an individual, team member, or leader in fashion projects, design studios, production units, and cross-functional creative teams.

PLO-9 – Sustainability & Innovation

Integrate sustainable practices, innovative textile solutions, and eco-friendly materials in design and production processes to promote responsible fashion.

PLO-10 – Project & Collection Management

Plan, execute, and manage fashion collections, product lines, and design projects applying creative, financial, and organizational principles.

PLO-11 – Lifelong Learning

Engage in continuous professional development, pursue certifications, attend workshops, and stay updated with evolving fashion trends, textile technologies, and global design standards.

BS Textile Design

Semester 1

Course Title	Theory	Lab	Credit Hours
Basic Design I	0	2	2
Basic Drawing I	0	2	2
Introduction to Visual Arts	2	0	2
Basics of Mass Communication	2	0	2
Quantitative Reasoning I	3	0	3
Application of Information and Communication Technologies	2	1	3
Functional English	3	0	3
Understanding of Holy Quran I	0	1	1
Total	12	6	18

Semester 2

Course Title	Theory	Lab	Credit Hours
Basic Design II	0	2	2
Basic Drawing II	0	2	2
Basic Sculpture	0	3	3
Introduction to Education	2	0	2
Quantitative Reasoning II	3	0	3
Ideology & Constitution of Pakistan	2	0	2
Expository Writing	3	0	3
Civics & Community Engagement	2	0	2
Understanding of Holy Quran II	0	1	1
Total	12	8	20

Semester 3

Course Title	Theory	Lab	Credit Hours
Textile Design I	0	3	3
Techniques of Textile Printing I	0	3	3
CAD Print Design I	0	2	2
Drawing I	0	2	2
History of Design I	2	0	2
The Science of Global Challenges	3	0	3
Islamic Studies	2	0	2
Total	7	10	17

Semester 4

Course Title	Theory	Lab	Credit Hours
Textile Design II	0	3	3
Techniques of Textile Printing II	0	3	3
CAD Print Design II	0	2	2
Drawing II	0	2	2
History of Design II	2	0	2
Entrepreneurship	2	0	2
Pakistan Studies	2	0	2
Total	6	10	16

Semester 5

Course Title	Theory	Lab	Credit Hours
Textile Design – Major I	0	4	4
Digital Textiles I	0	2	2
Weaving I	0	3	3
Textile Drawing I	0	2	2
Surface Design	0	3	3
Elective I	0	3	3
History of Textile I	2	0	2
Total	2	17	19

Semester 6

Course Title	Theory	Lab	Credit Hours
Textile Design – Major II	0	3	3
Digital Textiles II	0	2	2
Weaving II	0	3	3
Textile Drawing II	0	2	2
Elective II	0	3	3
History of Textiles II	2	0	2
Textile Printing (Theory)	2	0	2
Textile Materials and Sourcing	2	0	2
Total	6	13	19

Semester 7

Course Title	Theory	Lab	Credit Hours
Project Execution	0	4	4
Textile Art	0	2	2
Elective III	0	3	3
Internship	0	3	3
Research Methods in Textile Design	2	0	2
South Asian Crafts	2	0	2
Total	4	12	16

Semester 8

Course Title	Theory	Lab	Credit Hours
Capstone Project	3	12	15
Total	3	12	15

Program Summary

Total Credits for BS Textile Design

140 Credit Hours

Eligibilty Criteria

Intermediate or equivalent with at least 45% marks

UKM - University of Kamalia, Toba Tek Singh

Fee Structure (Morning)

Semester I

55,650

Semester II

45,650

Semester III

45,650

Semester IV

45,650

Semester V

45,650

Semester VI

45,650

Semester VII

45,650

Semester VIII

53,650

Total Fee

383,200

Fee Structure (Evening)

Semester I

70,650

Semester II

60,650

Semester III

60,650

Semester IV

60,650

Semester V

60,650

Semester VI

60,650

Semester VII

60,650

Semester VIII

68,650

Total Fee

503,200