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Dr. Hooshang Nosraty ( Associate Professor )
Head of Textile Engineering Department
History
 Founded in 1957
 More than 2638 graduates since 1961
Department of Textile Engineering
The Department of Textile Engineering began its teaching and
research activities in 1957 as the first of its kind in the country.
It is one of the oldest departments of Amirkabir University of
Technology and is active in the fields of Textile Chemistry,
Fibre Science, Textile Technology, Clothing and Textile
Management at BSc, MSc and PhD levels. The department is
housed in an eleven-storey building covering an area of
27,000 square meters.
Department of Textile Engineering
 Currently has 5 Academic Groups.
Textile Chemistry
Fibre Science
Textile Technology
Clothing
Textile Management
Nano-fibrous structures
Activities:
 One of the teaching aims of DTE is to improve the technological skills of
workers and professionals in the textile industry. Consequently, various
courses are held by the department to achieve this aim. So far four long-term
courses have been held for the Textile Industrial Committee of Iran and two
are currently being held as well as a number of short-term courses according
to the needs of the industrial centers and factories.
 The research activities of DTE include:
 Projects related to the dissertations and theses of students
at all levels
 Projects for industry
 Independent research projects
 Projects carried out in the man-made fibre research center
Virtual Education:
Textile Industries Management Engineering
Distribution of Students
percent
Male
percent
Female
Total of Students
Total of
University
42
86
58
121
207
Graduate
55
235
45
195
430
B.S.
37
56
63
95
151
M.S.
54
30
46
26
56
Ph D
Graduate & Under Graduate
Graduate
%
Student
33
207
B.S.
%
67
Student
430
AUT Graduates
Total
Male
Female
Degree
B.S.
M.S.
PhD
Total
Academic Members
Professors : 6
Associate : 12
Assistant : 8
Lecturers : 4
Total : 30
Graduate Courses
 Textile (Ph.D. Program)
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PHYSIC AND MECHANIC OF FABRIC
MECHANICAL& RHEOLOGICAL PROPERTIES OF FIBRES
NECESSARY COURSES REGARDING TO STUDENTS RESEARCH FIELD (
6 COURSES EQUALS 18 UNITS )
QUALIFY EXAMINATION
DISSERTATION
Graduate Courses
 Textile Technology (Master Program)
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ADVANCED FIBER PHYSICS
STATISTICS& RESEARCH METHODS
DATA ANALYSIS IN TEXTILE
ADVANCED FIBER PRODUCTION TECHNOLOGY
ADVANCED MATHEMATICS
STRUCTURAL MECHANICS OF YARN
STRUCTURAL THEORY OF FABRIC
BHYSICS OF TEXTILES
WEAVING DYNAMICS
MECHANISMS DESIGN
PROJECT
SEMINAR
Graduate Courses
 Textile Chemistry and Fiber Science (Master Program)
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ADVANCED FIBER PHYSICS
STATISTICS& RESEARCH METHODS
ADVANCED MATHEMATICS
ADVANCED FIBER PRODUCTION TECHNOLOGY
CHEMISTRY OF SURFACE ACT. AGETS
ADVANCED POLYMER RHEOLOGY
ADVANCED SPECTROSCOPY
ADVANCED COLORIMETRY
ADVANCED MICROSCOPIC METHODS IN TEXTILE
ADVANCED MICROSCOPIC METHOD IN TEXTILE LABORATORY
SPECIAL SUBJECT IN TEXT. CHEMISTRY (I)
FIBER COMPOSITES
MECHANISM OF TEXTILE FINISHING
THERMAL ANALYSIS OF POLYMERIC MATERIALS AND FIBERS
PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY OF DYE ABSORPTION
Graduate Courses
 Management Engineering of Textile Industries (MASTER
PROGRAM)
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ECONOMICS FOR MANAGERS
DECISION MAKING ANALYSIS
QUALITY & PRODUCTIVITY MANAGEMENT
TEXTILE PHYSICS
PROCESSES OF ADVANCED DYEING & FINISHING
ENVIRONMENT MANAGEMENT IN TEXTILE INDUST.
PROJECT
SEMINAR
Graduate Courses
 Nano Fibrious-Structures (MASTER PROGRAM)
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QUANTUM PHYSIC
PHYSICS AND MECHANICS OF NANO-FIBERS STRUCTURES
ADVANCED STRUCTURES OF NANO-FIBERS
ADVANCED METHODS OF OPTIMIZATION AND MODELING
TECHNOLOGY AND PRODUCTION METHODS OF NANO-FIBROUS STRUCTURES
SPECIFICATION AND ANALYSIS OF NANO –FIBROUS STRUCTURES
ADVANCED MATHEMATICS
PROJECT
SEMINAR
Centers of Excellence:
•Center of Excellence on Modern Methods of Identification
of Textiles
•Center of Excellence on Functional Fibrous Structures and
Environment
Research Centers and
Institutes
• Textile Industry and Man-Made Fibres
Area of Research
 Smart fabrics
 Chemical and biological protective clothes
 Membrane textile
 Color physics
 Fiber Science
 Electrospinning and anofibrous structures
 Dyeing, printing, and finishing
 Fiber-to-fabric manufacturing
 Fiber spinning
 Non-woven and man-made carpets
Laboratories and Work Shops :
• Fibre Science
• Textile Finishing
• Finished-Fabrics Quality Control
• Statistical Quality Control
• Fibre Physics
• Thermal Analysis and IR spectroscopy
• Optical Microscopy
• Colorimetry
•Electrospinning
•Spinning Workshop
•Weaving Workshop
•Knitting Workshop
•Melt Spinning Workshop
•Clothing Technology Workshop
•CAD Workshop
•Non-woven Workshop
International Collaborations:
 Professor Seyed Hossein Amirshahi, Invited Professor by
European Commission Erasmus Mundus and Gjovik
University College (Norway), 2008 and 2012
 Dr Mohammad Karimi, Invited scientist by HelmholtzZentrum Geesthacht (HZG), Institute of Polymer Research
(Germany), from 2003 to 2012
 Dr Saeed Shaikhzadeh Najar, Excutive member of the
Federation of Asia Professional Textile Association (FABTA)
 Dr Seyed Hajir Bahrami, Executive member of the
Federation of Asia Professional Textile Association (FABTA)
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