Bachelor of Science [B.S] [Apparel and Textiles] From Kansas State University

The apparel and textiles program at K-State emphasizes the importance of sustainability in understanding the production, distribution and consumption of apparel and textile goods. Students are encouraged to integrate sustainabilaty concepts into all stages of the apparel supply chain. K-State’s apparel and textiles program has been developed to give its graduates a competitive advantage.

Two specializations are offered in the apparel and textiles program: apparel marketing and apparel design and production. Students learn about all aspects of the apparel and textile industries from the manufacture of fibers to apparel design, production, distribution and marketing.

Careers

K-State apparel and textiles graduates have great career prospects. Both apparel manufacturing companies and retailers have a history of seeking out K-State graduates because of their creativity, product knowledge, interpersonal skills and willingness to diligently apply themselves to their work.Most new graduates earn salaries of $35,000 to $45,000. Depending on their career path, they can earn six figures within 10 years if they are successful in their position.