Organization:Kharkiv College of Textile and Design

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Short description: University in Kharkiv, Ukraine
Kharkiv college of textile and design
Харківський коледж текстилю та дизайну
Latin: Adfirmet superior educational condita "Kharkiv collegium textile atque tractatu"
MottoScientia, usus, updates, societas, community
Established1935
RectorOlexandra Ermolenko
Students914
Location
Kharkiv
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Website[1]

Kharkiv college of textile and design is a Ukrainian state higher educational establishment in Kharkiv.

Post address: Harkova, st. Danilevsky, 3

Campuses and buildings

Studying is organized in the buildings number 1 and 2 of the college. The total area of the buildings is 16181square meters, namely:

  • studying (classrooms, laboratories, workshops,6 computer classrooms with 100 modern computers and high-speed access

to the Internet (923 square meters area);

  • a hostel with 537 places of 6943 square meters area;
  • 2 libraries with two reading halls of 161 square meters area;
  • a typical sport hall of 260 square meters area;
  • a sports ground, training rooms in the hostel;
  • a canteen and a bar with 60 places of the 130 square meters area;
  • an assembly hall of the 144 square meters area;

Ukrainian cultural center and the museum of the college.

Institutes and faculties

For the organization of technical, educational work and practical training there are10 commissions:

  • social sciences;
  • humanities;
  • Physical and Mathematical Sciences;
  • general engineering and mechanical disciplines;
  • design and construction of consumer goods and hairdressing art;
  • sewing manufacture;
  • manufacture and design of yarns, fabrics and knitted goods;
  • chemical technology, finishing production and applied ecology;
  • economics;
  • physical education and military training.

Famous alumni

  • Designer Andre Tan, well known in the world. His name was recorded into the book of Guinness Records of Ukraine;
  • Bondarenko A.M. – honorary council of Slovenia in Kharkiv.

References