COURSE CURRICULUM

The course offers a comprehensive approach to interior design and architecture, focusing on creative theories, design practices, and research methods. In the "Creative Theories: Thinking and Making" module, students explore the theoretical foundations of interior design, engaging in debates about how art, architecture, and culture shape interior spaces. They will develop innovative ideas through collaborative projects and research, using design prototypes to express their unique perspectives on the impact of interiors. The "Interior Practices: Design Project" module encourages students to create their own vision of interior design, exploring modern trends, sustainability, and inclusivity. Through feedback and collaboration, students will refine their design philosophy and process to address complex social issues and positively influence people's lives. The "Research Methods" module prepares students for postgraduate study and professional practice by developing research skills across fields like architecture, urban design, and interior design. Students will gain hands-on experience in fieldwork, archival research, and theoretical inquiry, equipping them with versatile skills for impactful spatial design projects. The "Thesis" module offers students the opportunity to dive deeply into a specific area of architecture or interior design, developing focused research questions and working closely with expert supervisors to test theories and combine knowledge from different fields. This in-depth research experience will showcase students' analytical skills and prepare them for further academic study or innovative contributions to the industry. Collectively, these modules aim to foster creativity, critical thinking, and professional expertise in interior design and architecture.