Credit and Degree Programs

Students may earn a M.A. degree in Textile History with an emphasis in quilt studies in a traditional residential graduate program or via a distance learning hybrid program. Several students in the program describe their experiences in a recent article by "Quilter's Newsletter Magazine" .

For more information about M.A. degree requirements or applying to UNL graduate programs, click on the links below. Program requirement sheets are provided as Adobe PDF files. You will need the free Acrobat Reader software from adobe.com to view the files.

• M.A. in Textile History/Quilt Studies Emphasis (Residential Program Requirements - Thesis Option I)
  
• M.A. in Textile History/Quilt Studies Emphasis (Residential Program Requirements - Non-Thesis Option II)
  
• M.A. in Textile History/Quilt Studies Emphasis (Distance Learning Hybrid Program Requirements)
  
• Brochure for Distance Learning Hybrid Program
  
• Textiles, Clothing & Design - Graduate Information
  
• Textiles, Clothing and Design Internship Information
  
• Graduate Admissions
  
• Questions and Answers about Quilt Studies
  

Academic Home

The Department of Textiles, Clothing and Design, academic home to the International Quilt Study Center & Museum, enjoys national recognition for the quality of its faculty and for its textile programs. The Department, located in the College of Education & Human Sciences, was ranked among the top five programs in the country by the Clothing and Textiles Research Journal (1996).