Course Overview
The Textile course at KENCID turns ideas into considered visual, digital, spatial, or product experiences. Students develop a point of view through research, experimentation, critique, making, and presentation.
Why Study Textile
It suits curious makers who want to grow their creative voice while learning the discipline, tools, and communication skills needed to work with clients, teams, and audiences.
What You Will Explore
- Research and ideas Observe culture, people, materials, and references to frame a useful design opportunity.
- Form and making Experiment with composition, material, colour, process, and technique to develop a clear direction.
- Digital workflows Use relevant design tools to develop, refine, document, and present your work.
- Portfolio and practice Respond to briefs, receive critique, work with others, and communicate outcomes with confidence.
Career Options in Textile
Graduates can pursue roles such as Textile designer, Design assistant, Creative producer, Visual or product developer, Freelance creative practitioner.