​The Textile and Fashion Design Program considers establishing a sustainable and strong communication network with its graduates as one of its primary objectives. Communication with graduates is maintained through the university's alumni office, departmental coordination units, and digital communication channels. Graduates' career development within the industry is regularly monitored, and the feedback obtained is evaluated in the process of updating and improving the program's educational content.

The opinions and experiences gathered from graduates contribute to the development of course content, studio practices, internship processes, and industry collaborations. In addition, graduates are encouraged to share their professional experiences with current students by participating in events such as talks, seminars, exhibitions, and career days. Through these monitoring and feedback mechanisms, the Textile and Fashion Design Program sustains a dynamic educational structure that supports the professional success of its graduates and maintains continuous interaction with the industry.