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Jump to main contentFormer students at the University of Borås feel very satisfied with their educations and have significant use of their educations in their current professions. In addition, nine out of 10 have found employment within six months of graduation. This is according to a new report released this spring.
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Last updated: 2021-06-02
On Friday, 4 June, the most digital EXIT ever was held! This year, students in Textile and Fashion Design at the Swedish School of Textiles presented their degree projects digitally – but there were no compromises on quality, creativity, or innovation.
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Last updated: 2023-04-20
We have compiled here a selection of the issues related to the pandemic that were discussed at the university-wide meeting for employees on 9 June.
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Last updated: 2023-04-27
Welcome to your library! Take a look at how it works at the library and how to get started with searches, course literature and loan account and more.
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Last updated: 2021-08-25
We have interviewed one of the university's teachers about teaching and examination on campus versus remotely, as well as about hybrid solutions. Vice-Chancellor Mats Tinnsten also responded to the question of how the university is working to improve teachers' digital competencies.
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Last updated: 2022-02-02
On the employee website, a Quality Assurance Manual for Education is now available. Its purpose is to summarise and easily describe quality assurance procedures for educational programmes in practical terms. It is primarily for those employees who have educational responsibility and teachers, but is also aimed at those who are interested in knowing more about the university's quality assurance procedures.
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Last updated: 2022-02-28
What makes us want to work past retirement age and how do we achieve a more equal work life? These are questions that Marita Flisbäck, Professor of Sociology at the University of Borås, is seeking to answer. A central theme of her research is the existential meaning of work.
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Last updated: 2023-08-10
A lot of material is wasted when clothes are produced; reducing this waste requires new ways of thinking. “The system was built up during a time when we thought that the earth's resources were unlimited, which we now know is not true. My model and experimental three-dimensional designs aim to get designers and the industry to move away from the current system,” said Holly McQuillan, who recently defended her doctoral thesis in textile design at the Swedish School of Textiles.
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Last updated: 2024-06-20
When it comes to design, we usually focus on the clothes we wear to enable different kinds of movement. Significant potential still exists when it comes to exploring how the body and movements interact with other materials and how this creates different design expressions. This is according to Linnea Bågander, who recently defended her doctoral thesis in the field of Textiles and Fashion at the Swedish School of Textiles.
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Last updated: 2023-04-21
European higher education in textiles and fashion is now better equipped to meet the demands of markets and society. A unique EU collaboration, in which the Swedish School of Textiles is one of several parties involved, has aroused interest from companies and universities around the world.
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Last updated: 2023-11-21
