Curriculum Structure
| Curriculum Structure |
In the Master’s Degree Program, students must complete 24 credits distributed as follows: 9 credits in required courses, 9 credits in elective courses according to the line of research and 6 credits in the development of the Master’s thesis.
Each course has 3 credits (45 hours) and consists of 12 meetings of 4 hours each.
| Required courses |
- Textile processes and products
- Transport phenomena applied to textile processes
- Thermodynamics and kinetic of textile processes
- Mathematical methods
| Elective courses |
- Control, simulation and optimization of textile processes
- Emerging processes and textiles
- Characterization techniques and properties of textile materials
- Biotechnological processes for the textile industry
- Smart and functional textiles
- Advanced technical textiles
- Cleaner production in textile industry
- Advanced treatment of textile effluents, waste and emissions
- Experimental planning
- Advanced topics in nanotechnology
- Advanced topics in dyes, pigments and their intermediates
- Directed study
- Special topics in processes and products: Lean management applied to the organizations
- Special topics in processes and products: Advances in the production of man-made textile fibers
- Special topics in processes and products: Automation systems and 4.0 industry
Credits from courses taken in other graduate programs may be transferred for degree completion. However, they should be approved by the Selection and Scholarship Committee and the Program’s Council.
