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The collection

The collection The collection has been created collaboratively by around twenty BFA and MFA students in textile and fashion design at the Swedish School of Textiles, University of Borås.

The UN collection

The UN collection

The UN's new tour guide collection has been launched in New York City – Swedish students behind the design

2025-04-24

With a spectacular fashion show, where the UN guides themselves showed the garments, the new collection of tour guide clothes for the UN headquarters in New York City has now been launched –

Print and Collect

At the University of Borås are a number of multifunction printers that can print, copy and scan. The printing system uses Print and Collect, which means that you can print from your computer and

Unique collaboration between the UN and the Swedish School of Textiles

2024-05-31

From Dior to Borås. The Swedish School of Textiles at the University of Borås will be the first higher education institution ever to design and develop a new collection of guide clothing for the

New professor praised by students for creative teaching

2024-04-12

David Eriksson was the student who had a knack for learning but didn't quite fit in at school. After graduating from high school, he absolutely didn't want to pursue further studies and instead

More lives can be saved if ambulance staff receive AI-support

2024-01-04

Assessing how seriously injured a person is, involves weighing up lots of different parameters fast.  If healthcare professionals could get support making fast-paced, life-critical decisions from

Your guide to the University of Borås

The University of Borås can offer you help and support when it comes to your studies.

Reading Techniques

"Huh!? Am I supposed to read all that?" is a common reaction the first time you receive an extensive course reading list.

Teaching and research on AI in small and medium-sized enterprises strengthened

2024-09-24

The university has received reinforcement in teaching and research on AI in management through Sven Beiker, who is an Adjunct Professor of Industrial Engineering, with a background from Stanford