COURSE CURRICULUM

The Interior Design program immerses students in both the theoretical and practical aspects of furnishing a wide range of interiors, from private studies and doctor’s offices to bank branches and public authorities. Throughout the course, students develop skills in creating detailed sketches and models, working creatively with colors and materials, and designing cohesive overall concepts that appeal to different environments. Key modules include “Spatial Design,” where students learn to create comfortable and functional living and public spaces by thoughtfully using light, color, shapes, and materials. In “3D Scenography and Installations,” the program bridges interior design with technology, teaching how to bring spatial concepts to life through techniques such as 3D printing of physical models. The “Spatial Visualisation” module focuses on advanced digital tools, enabling students to produce detailed plans using 3D modeling, rendering, and animations with specialized software. While the program provides comprehensive training in interior design, it’s important to note that it does not currently qualify graduates for official admission to a German architectural chamber, which is required to legally use the title “interior designer” in Germany. Nonetheless, the program prepares students well for creative and technical careers in interior design, equipping them with the skills to craft inspiring and functional spaces.