COURSE CURRICULUM

The first-professional Master of Interior Design (MID) program is designed for individuals aiming to build a career in interior design practice. It focuses on developing human-centered and context-based design solutions that address the complex needs of contemporary life. The program combines creative design studio work with supportive courses that build a strong foundation in the methods, processes, technical skills, and theoretical knowledge essential to interior design. Students learn to approach design challenges thoughtfully, considering both functional and cultural contexts. The curriculum also offers opportunities for international and cross-cultural learning through exchange programs and specialized design studios, enriching students’ global perspectives and design approaches. A key component of the program is the requirement for students to gain practical experience by participating in a work experience or co-op program, which helps them apply their skills in real-world settings and prepares them for professional practice. Through this comprehensive blend of studio work, theory, and hands-on experience, the MID program equips students with the expertise, creativity, and adaptability needed to succeed as interior designers in a rapidly evolving industry.