COURSE CURRICULUM

The Interior Design MA is structured around modules that develop creative, strategic, and technical expertise in spatial design. Design Thinking introduces students to innovative problem-solving approaches, encouraging them to generate human-centred and sustainable design solutions. The Creative Entrepreneur focuses on developing entrepreneurial skills, helping students understand how to position themselves professionally within the design industry and manage creative projects effectively. Future Design Trends explores the evolving cultural, social, and technological influences that shape modern interior design, enabling students to anticipate and respond to emerging global challenges. Emerging Environments examines the relationship between people, space, and technology, fostering the ability to design adaptive and forward-looking environments. The Design Innovation Project: Interior Design module allows students to apply their conceptual and technical knowledge to a real-world design brief, integrating research, experimentation, and presentation skills. The final Major Project: Interior Design serves as the culmination of the program, where students create a comprehensive and original design project that reflects their individual vision and expertise. Together, these modules encourage a balance between creativity and professionalism, preparing graduates to become innovative designers capable of shaping contemporary spaces across residential, commercial, and cultural contexts in a rapidly changing global design landscape.