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From the dawn of the industrial revolution to today's age of high technology,
textile manufacturing has been a leading industry in the United States. Today,
U.S. textiles are a $50-billion-a-year, high-tech industry employing over
700,000 men and women. According to a recent article in the Wall Street Journal,
"People don't realize how much demand for employment there is in the textile
industry and those industries which use textile materials, i.e. biomedical,
aerospace, automotive and sporting goods. Companies fight over college
graduates, almost all of whom get three to five offers. |
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Textiles are as familiar as dresses,
sheets, draperies and upholstery,
and as high-tech as circuit boards
for communications satellites and
computers, lightweight fibers for
airplane wings, heat shields for spacecrafts
and suits used by astronauts. The
textile engineer is the professional
who manages the entire textile enterprise
that is responsible for this wide
range of products. The engineer has
primary responsibility for the engineering
design of new products and processes.
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| Programme Introduction |
This is a four years (8 Semesters) program with 134 credit hours. The program includes completion of a research project and an internship with a textile firm. The Program closely follows the latest strategy of the Higher Education Commission of Pakistan regarding textile-engineering education.
The program aims at developing most of the skills related to textile engineering, it gives intensive knowledge and practical work in spinning, weaving, dying, electrical machines and maintenance of textile facilities. Besides textile engineering education the program includes courses in Islamic and Pak studies, computer programming and marketing. At the end of the program, the BS (Hons.) graduate of the Hajvery University is confident to take up responsible job in any textile mills in the world.
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