School of Design

Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) in Interior Design is typically a 4-year undergraduate program that combines creative and technical aspects of designing interior spaces. Students learn about spatial planning, color theory, materials, lighting, and sustainable design practices. The curriculum often includes courses in computer-aided design (CAD), building codes, and project management. Hands-on studio work and internships provide practical experience. Graduates are prepared for careers in residential and commercial interior design, or can pursue further specialization through advanced degrees.

 M.Sc. in Interior Design is normally a 2-year postgraduate study that concentrates on both academic and practical aspects of interior design. Advanced subjects in the curriculum include sustainable design, digital modeling, ergonomics, and design research approaches. Students work on studio projects, build critical thinking abilities, and investigate novel design ideas. The program could include business aspects of interior design, such as project management and customer relations. Graduates have the opportunity to hold leadership positions in design firms, architectural offices, or as independent consultants. Some schools provide specialties in areas like as healthcare design, retail spaces, and historic preservation, allowing students to apply their knowledge to specific industries.