For graduate students not majoring in Textiles. Textile techniques either in loom, non-loom, or surface design explored from design principles and technical application. May be repeated for a maximum of fifteen credit hours.

Historical survey of textiles, textile technology, and design on both woven and dyed/printed/painted textiles worldwide. Interrelationship of textile technology and design in a historical and cultural context.

For students not majoring in Textiles. Individual research. May be repeated for a maximum of twelve hours.

For M.F.A. Textiles major. Conceptual development in textile design explored from design principles and technical applications. May be repeated for a maximum of six credit hours.

For M.F.A. students from all Art and Design majors. Readings, discussions, and engagement with advanced studio topics, led by studio faculty, to improve studio practice.

For MFA Textiles students. Discipline specific graduate course driven by studio production and critiques. May be repeated for a maximum of twenty-four credit hours.

Supervised field research experiences in appropriate professional environments. May be repeated for a maximum of six credit hours.

Independent study. Contract outlining course content is required. May be repeated for a maximum of six credit hours.

Research and preparation of thesis and graduate exhibition.