LEEDS – The University of Leeds is to launch a new course that aims to reduce the environmental impact of the textile industry.
The BSc Textile Innovation and Sustainability programme is designed to prepare students to address the environmental and societal challenges facing the industry worldwide.
Starting in September 2024, it aims to teach students how technology can drive the development of innovative and sustainable textile materials, processes and products.
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