Welcome to the undergraduate programme in Fashion Design!

I warmly welcome you as a new student at the Swedish School of Textiles in Borås! Please read the information below about the upcoming term.
During the coming years, you will gain knowledge and skills about, among other things, textile production, practical and theoretical design methods, how to structure and define your own design process, how fashion reflects the society we live in, and how we communicate via clothing. You will work with both shorter and longer design projects, together with classmates and external partners or on your own, and both practically and theoretically explore your ideas and describe your work in written form. Our ambition is to give you an education with high standards and to give you the tools and conditions to meet these standards.

You have probably been informed that we invite you to the introduction days. It is not included in the programme but is given in connection with the start of the semester during calendar weeks 34 - 35 (starting on August 18th). I recommend that you join it. During those days, you will be trained in working with different types of more difficult pattern design solutions and detailed sewing, knowledge that will help you within the upcoming programme courses.

During the first week, various activities will be planned, both introductions and information meetings. Take the chance to participate in the introductory activities offered to get started with student life quickly. Times and places for the various introductory activities and the lessons/lectures you have can be found via the link to the schedule that is further down on this page. Since the schedule changes from time to time, it is good to check the schedule regularly.

On Tuesday, September 2nd, you will meet for an official introduction with the programme coordinator.  During that day, we will talk about the structure of the programme: the courses, the labs, and a little bit about what it is like to study fashion design with us. 

The meeting is in the schedule

You are more than welcome to contact me if you have any questions.

// Jan Tepe, Programme Coordinator

Register and create a student account

You must register so as not to lose your place in the programme or courses to which you have been admitted.

When you register for a programme or course, it means that you are confirming your admission and have decided to pursue these studies.

You must be registered to participate in the educational programme and for results to be reported from exams, laboratory work, or other study achievements.

At the same time you register, you create your student account. With the student account, you get access to the systems you need for your studies, for example the learning platform. You will also get access to a student email account.

Follow the instructions on how to register and create your student account

How to find your schedule

Schedule in KronoX

You can find your schedule, including locations, in the digital schedule tool KronoX. Please note that changes to the schedule can take place at short notice. Therefore, make a habit of checking the schedule in KronoX regularly.

The learning platform Canvas

On the New Student website, you can find a lot of good information, including about the learning platform, Canvas, which you get access to after you register and create your student account. It is on the learning platform that we post information about the courses and this is also where a lot of communication between teachers and students, as well as between students, takes place.

Read more at New Student.

Kick-off and Orientation Days

Each term begins with a kickoff. The Student Union in Borås is responsible for the activities that are organised.

Read more on the Student Union's website.

The week before the courses start, the university offers a number of information sessions that are good for you as a new student to take part in. You likely have many questions and concerns before the start of the term, and it’s here that you will have the opportunity to get answers to your questions and feel ready for the start of your studies.

Read more about Orientation Days