The Clothing and Textiles Graduate Program offers the Doctor
of Philosophy and Master of Science degrees. The program aims
to pursue excellence in research and teaching, and to provide
theoretical and applied knowledge of behavioral, aesthetic,
scientific and historical aspects of clothing and textiles.
The program also provides students the opportunities to broaden
their knowledge, academic competency and creativity through
various exhibits(in Korea and overseas), international exchanges
of fashion arts and academic works, seminars and research
activities. Some of the focused research areas by faculty
members include: art-to-wear, textile science, dyeing textile
fibers, aesthetics of dress, history of costume, social psychological
aspects of clothing, construction methods of clothing, consumer
aspects of textiles, cosmetics and clothing.
1) At least 24 course units of graduate level credit in Clothing
and Textiles courses are required for the master's degree
and 36 course units for the doctor's degree.
2) Students have to pass a qualifying examination.
3) Students must fulfill presentation, defense, and document
requirements for the CT thesis committee.
4) A thesis advisor can be any faculty member from the CT
department.
Research Methods in Clothing and Textiles, Statistics, Clothing
Comfort, Fibers & Textiles, Experiments in Textiles Science,
Topics in Advanced Fabric Construction, Topics in Advanced
Textile Evaluation and Quality Control, Dyeing Chemistry,
Human Body & Clothing, Topics in Clothing Management,
Testing for Textiles Product, Apparel Technology, Topics in
Clothing Construction, Somatology for Clothing, Topics in
Construction of Korean Traditional Costume, Physical Function
of Clothing, Topics in History of Korean Costume, Topics in
History of Western Costume, Topics in History of Oriental
CostumeⅠ, Topics in History of Oriental CostumeⅡ, Comparative
Study of Costume Cultures, National & Ethnic Costume,
Art History, Fashion MerchandisingⅠ, Clothing & Textile
Industry, Field Study in Clothing &Textile Industries,
Fashion Retailing, Promotional Strategy of Fashion, Consumer
Behavior in Clothing, Fashion Advertising, Psychology of Personality,
Social Psychology, Special Problems in Clothing Behavior,
Costume & Culture, Aesthetics of Costume, Topics in Costume
Design, Study on Special Dyeing, Dyeing Textile Design, Topics
in Pattern Design, Fashion Theory, Topics in Clothing Hygiene,
Textile Finishing, Clothing Construction for Special Needs,
Art to WearⅠ, Art to WearⅡ, Fashion Workshop, Fashion and
Art, Computer Aided Pattern Making, Preservation of Historic
Textiles & Apparel, Fashion MerchandisingⅡ, Advanced Fashion
Marketing, Advanced Flat Pattern Making, Advanced Draping,
Fashion and Mass Culture, Study on Fashion Design, Fashion
IllustrationⅠ, Fashion IllustrationⅡ, Clothing Material, Advanced
Consumer Behavior in Clothing, Advanced Fashion Retailing,
Study of Apparel Production Process, Study of Men's Clothing,
Topics in History of Contemporary Western Costume, Seminar
in Western Costume History, Clothing & Society, Readings
in Psychology of Clothing, History of Textiles, Seminar in
Costume History, Seminar in Fashion Innovation & Marketing,
History of Costume Culture, Thesis Research I, Thesis Research
Ⅱ, Thesis Research Ⅲ.
