BA (Hons) Interior Design
From design for commercial building interiors, to design for temporary structures such as exhibitions and film and TV sets, this interior design degree will give you a broad understanding of how to transform spaces using artistic flair and logic.
You’ll study a combination of studio-based design modules and academic modules which will shape your practical and theoretical understanding of the subject. During studio-based modules, you’ll be surrounded by like-minded students and professionals, working in a creative studio environment to plan and bring your design ideas to life. Whereas in your academic modules, lectures and seminars will give you the opportunity to absorb and consider the theory behind interior design.
Your BA in Interior Design begins with a course of projects designed to stimulate your creativity and develop your design thinking. You’ll get comfortable with spatial awareness, as well as the materials and structures required to make your vision a reality. In addition to your design projects, you’ll also have the opportunity to gain experience in computing for design, extend your awareness of visual communication and workshop practice, along with developing an understanding of cultural and theoretical studies relating to design.
In your second year, in addition to design you’ll also focus on employability and technical know-how. Your practical skills will be developed through further design projects and you’ll also have the opportunity to undertake an industry placement to get real-world experience of interior design. This will be a fantastic chance to work with an external organisation and build highly desirable experience for your CV.
Your third year is all about your own personal interests and career aspirations in Interior Design. Whichever direction you want to take your career in, you can focus your final project to reflect this, which is an excellent opportunity to show what you can do and to put all of your learning into practice.
The course has links with the architectural and interior design industry and is taught by tutors who have led well-established careers in the field. We often invite key figures and specialist design professionals to deliver guest lectures and contribute to the teaching and learning experience. As part of your study in interior design, you’ll visit developments, buildings, practices, and showrooms.
Find out what you’ll be covering in each module - read our full course breakdown below.
From design for commercial building interiors, to design for temporary structures such as exhibitions and film and TV sets, this interior design degree will give you a broad understanding of how to transform spaces using artistic flair and logic.
You’ll study a combination of studio-based design modules and academic modules which will shape your practical and theoretical understanding of the subject. During studio-based modules, you’ll be surrounded by like-minded students and professionals, working in a creative studio environment to plan and bring your design ideas to life. Whereas in your academic modules, lectures and seminars will give you the opportunity to absorb and consider the theory behind interior design.
Your BA in Interior Design begins with a course of projects designed to stimulate your creativity and develop your design thinking. You’ll get comfortable with spatial awareness, as well as the materials and structures required to make your vision a reality. In addition to your design projects, you’ll also have the opportunity to gain experience in computing for design, extend your awareness of visual communication and workshop practice, along with developing an understanding of cultural and theoretical studies relating to design.
In your second year, in addition to design you’ll also focus on employability and technical know-how. Your practical skills will be developed through further design projects and you’ll also have the opportunity to undertake an industry placement to get real-world experience of interior design. This will be a fantastic chance to work with an external organisation and build highly desirable experience for your CV.
Your third year is all about your own personal interests and career aspirations in Interior Design. Whichever direction you want to take your career in, you can focus your final project to reflect this, which is an excellent opportunity to show what you can do and to put all of your learning into practice.
The course has links with the architectural and interior design industry and is taught by tutors who have led well-established careers in the field. We often invite key figures and specialist design professionals to deliver guest lectures and contribute to the teaching and learning experience. As part of your study in interior design, you’ll visit developments, buildings, practices, and showrooms.
Find out what you’ll be covering in each module - read our full course breakdown below.
