36 monthsProgramme duration
21,500 GBPTuition Fee/year
28 Sep, 2026Application Deadline
SepStarting Month
Programme overview
Main Subject
Art and Design
Degree
BA
Study Level
Undergraduate
Study Mode
On Campus
The BA Interior Design covers spatial and technical design skills, contemporary approaches, and a user-centric and research-driven approach. The curriculum emphasizes the interpretation and improvement of space (adaptive reuse) using spatial tactics, color, layout, acoustics, lighting, furniture, and materials, while taking into account the space's identity, performance, and physical well-being. The course also explores interior design's historical development and examines the art and science of space transformation.
Students are encouraged to experiment with modern design and industry trends, such as sound, aroma, tactile elements, "well-being" design, sustainability, and application of cutting-edge materials. Graduates can pursue various career opportunities in the architectural, interior design, fashion, luxury, and creative industries. Through group project in the second-year students would explore what interior design means in the extreme climate regions of Earth or future habitation on other planets, as well as designing for metaverses.
The course emphasizes the importance of materiality, specification, and holistic human experience control in designing spaces, while providing a research-intensive learning environment to question and consider the designer's role in contemporary society. It fosters socially responsible, confident, innovative, and entrepreneurial graduates who have the knowledge, skills, and abilities to excel in practice or postgraduate study. As with all Design Programme courses, students can migrate from one to another to specialize and craft their individual route to industry.
Throughout their study students will be supported by number of internal and external tutors, guest speakers and industry mentors like Tom Dixon, visits to design studios, and field trips.
Programme overview
Main Subject
Art and Design
Degree
BA
Study Level
Undergraduate
Study Mode
On Campus
The BA Interior Design covers spatial and technical design skills, contemporary approaches, and a user-centric and research-driven approach. The curriculum emphasizes the interpretation and improvement of space (adaptive reuse) using spatial tactics, color, layout, acoustics, lighting, furniture, and materials, while taking into account the space's identity, performance, and physical well-being. The course also explores interior design's historical development and examines the art and science of space transformation.
Students are encouraged to experiment with modern design and industry trends, such as sound, aroma, tactile elements, "well-being" design, sustainability, and application of cutting-edge materials. Graduates can pursue various career opportunities in the architectural, interior design, fashion, luxury, and creative industries. Through group project in the second-year students would explore what interior design means in the extreme climate regions of Earth or future habitation on other planets, as well as designing for metaverses.
The course emphasizes the importance of materiality, specification, and holistic human experience control in designing spaces, while providing a research-intensive learning environment to question and consider the designer's role in contemporary society. It fosters socially responsible, confident, innovative, and entrepreneurial graduates who have the knowledge, skills, and abilities to excel in practice or postgraduate study. As with all Design Programme courses, students can migrate from one to another to specialize and craft their individual route to industry.
Throughout their study students will be supported by number of internal and external tutors, guest speakers and industry mentors like Tom Dixon, visits to design studios, and field trips.
Admission Requirements
• Portfolio (not for Business courses)
• 80 UCAS points or minimum marks in one of the following most common qualifications:
- GCE with two A level at grade BB
- BTEC National Extended Diploma with MMP
- Foundation Diploma with Pass
- Access to Higher Education Diploma with Pass Overall
- International Baccalaureate with 24 IB total points or HL at grade 544 (SL not considered)
- Scottish Qualification with three Higher at grade B
- Irish Leaving Certificate with four Higher at grade 4
- American High School Diploma with GPA 2.5 plus:
- SAT score of 1200 in total, or
- ACT score of 25 or Two AP at grade 4, or
- Completed 1st year of University/Junior College
• I/GCSE with 4/C in English or equivalent. Applicants are required to provide proof of their English language ability. The English test score should be at least B2 on the CEFR level (e.g. IELTS Academic 6.0 overall, no less than 5.5 for each element)
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