COURSE CURRICULUM

The Interior Design degree offers a structured journey that blends creativity, technical knowledge, and professional practice across three years of study. In the first year, students focus on building a strong foundation through modules such as Interior Design Projects, Interior Architectural Communication, Building Analysis, and Interior Design Core Skills. These modules help students develop their creative approach while learning to communicate ideas effectively and understand how buildings function. They also explore the wider context of design and are introduced to principles of ethical and sustainable design, which remain central throughout the course. The second year advances these skills, with more complex Interior Design Projects and advanced communication techniques, alongside modules in professional skills and design in context. A strong emphasis is placed on conservation principles and sustainability, ensuring students can balance creativity with responsibility. By the third year, students are ready to consolidate their learning through a major project that showcases their skills and originality. They also gain experience in producing professional-level documentation, preparing for competitions and exhibitions, and conducting critical research. Professional practice is embedded, helping students develop the confidence, industry awareness, and portfolio needed for careers in interior design or related creative fields.