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SCAD fibers students learn and create in the most expansive and best-equipped fibers facility in U.S. higher education.
The SCAD fibers program enables students to explore and pursue diverse careers, from fine art and entrepreneurial paths to commercial textile design.
With the most full-time professors and students, the SCAD fibers program fosters a community of artists and designers who continually push the boundaries of the fibers profession.
SCAD was one of the first to invest in an electronic Jacquard hand loom and digital textile printer, offering students more opportunities to engage with sophisticated technology.
Meet fibers alumna Iona Gonsalves.

Offered in: Savannah

FIBR	502	Materiality and Meaning in Fibers*
SDES	502	The Human Factor, Design Thinking*
SDES	503	Fundamentals of Graduate Research*
ARTH	701	Contemporary Art
FIBR	704	Surfaces and Structures
FIBR	707	Fabric History as Source
FIBR	716	Fiber and Fabric Exploration
FIBR	724	Digital Surface Design Studio I†
FIBR	728	Structural Materials and Processes†
FIBR	745	Studio Issues in Fibers I
FIBR	748	Professional Practices in Fibers
FIBR	749	Fibers M.A. Final Project
	-	500- to 700-level Elective
Total Course of Study		45 hours*

* Intensive coursework may be assigned upon admission.
† Choose one of these two courses.
Consult your faculty adviser in selecting elective courses.

VIEW STUDENT WORK

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Explore the Inspiring Home of the SCAD Fibers Department Feb 17, 2012

SCAD Day - Savannah Feb 18, 2012

"500 Felt Objects" features Schlesinger work

Work by Nicole Schlesinger (M.A., fibers, 2010) is featured in a new book, "500 Felt Objects: Creative Explorations of a Remarkable Material."
Martha Stewart Living hires Andrea Yu

Andrea Yu (B.F.A., fibers, 2011) accepted a position in the product design department at Martha Stewart Living in New York City.
Professors co-author design history article

Anthropology Professor Susan Falls and fibers Professor Jessica Smith co-authored an article that appeared in The Journal of Design History titled "Branding Authenticity: Cambodian Ikat in Transnational Artisan Partnerships."

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