COURSE CURRICULUM

The program is structured to build a strong foundation in interior architecture through core modules supported by optional specialisations. In September, students begin with three mandatory modules: Interior Architecture Tectonics, Tools and Technology, which introduces technical skills and construction understanding; Design Thinking and Innovation, which encourages creative problem-solving and conceptual development; and Sustainable Design and Management, which focuses on environmentally responsible and socially conscious design approaches. These modules provide both practical and theoretical grounding in contemporary interior architecture practices. In January, the curriculum continues with mandatory modules in Interior Architecture, Communities, Engagement, and Practice, exploring the social and cultural dimensions of design, and Research Methodologies, which prepares students for academic inquiry and professional project development. Students can further shape their learning through optional modules such as Design Technologies, offering deeper technical skills, or Business Enterprise, which supports knowledge of industry operations and entrepreneurial practice. The program concludes in May with the Final Project, where students apply their accumulated skills, research, and creative ideas to produce a comprehensive design project that reflects their personal interests and professional goals. Through this structured progression, the program equips students with the technical expertise, creative confidence, and critical understanding necessary for success in the interior architecture and design industry.