Programme Description
Students will be trained to identify, research and creatively solve problems relating to the function and aesthetic quality of interior space to improve quality of life, increase productivity, create ambience and protect health, safety and welfare.
Building systems and structures, students will explore topics and concepts such as space, texture, furnishings, colour, materials and all aspects of environmental design such as lighting, acoustics and human factors. Among the skills imparted are the understanding and application of design fundamentals, planning two-dimensional space, developing three-dimensional designs, producing technical drawings (by hand and on AutoCAD), selecting and applying color, light, materials, and electrical and mechanical elements, applying relevant laws, codes, standards and regulations.
Programme Aims
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To provide an opportunity for students to study a wide range of design processes and develop technical skills and problem-solving sensibilities to appropriately carry out interior design projects |
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To cater to students of all abilities. At the beginning, students are trained to hone drawing skills, creative abilities and general design knowledge. As the semesters proceed, students are challenged to undertake larger and more challenging design tasks |
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To enhance students’ chances of rewarding and challenging employment and making a valuable contribution to society |
Career Prospects
Graduates will be qualified to work in interior design offices, architectural firms, contract sales or as a freelance/self-employed interior designer.
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