48 monthsProgramme duration
SepStarting Month
Programme overview
Main Subject
Architecture and Built Environment
Degree
BA
Study Level
Undergraduate
Study Mode
On Campus
Interior Design practice involves the reuse of existing buildings and places to reinvent them to support a new range of activities. Central to this is making sure they are fit for purpose in terms of human occupation, inclusivity and accessibility, as well as reducing the environmental impact of our built environment.
Having a responsive attitude to the diverse social issues people face is key to our discipline. By this approach, we make sure the interiors we create positively impact the lives of those who use and inhabit them.
The studio
Our programme at Edinburgh will introduce you to the study of Interior Design in our dedicated studio space. Experienced permanent staff are joined by visiting industry experts who will support and challenge you to experiment and takes risks as you explore the design process.
You will be encouraged to bring your own themes and agendas to the table, and to share and learn from our combined diversity.
Programme benefits
- Edinburgh is a wonderful canvas in which we base many of our projects. Your dedicated interior design studio is located in the heart of the city.
- Projects work with a design brief, which acts as a springboard to launch your research and design ideas. Themes emphasise current and emerging agendas, alongside ethical values, to ensure our graduates are equipped as future thinkers in the discipline.
- Experienced staff are joined by visiting industry experts, offering diverse and current perspectives, to support and challenge you to create your own personal design identity.
- Opportunities to study abroad or to select a work-placement option exist in Year 3, to broaden your experience of the discipline and your wider network.
- Our Graduate show and website provide you with a global platform to showcase your final portfolio of work.
Programme overview
Main Subject
Architecture and Built Environment
Degree
BA
Study Level
Undergraduate
Study Mode
On Campus
Interior Design practice involves the reuse of existing buildings and places to reinvent them to support a new range of activities. Central to this is making sure they are fit for purpose in terms of human occupation, inclusivity and accessibility, as well as reducing the environmental impact of our built environment.
Having a responsive attitude to the diverse social issues people face is key to our discipline. By this approach, we make sure the interiors we create positively impact the lives of those who use and inhabit them.
The studio
Our programme at Edinburgh will introduce you to the study of Interior Design in our dedicated studio space. Experienced permanent staff are joined by visiting industry experts who will support and challenge you to experiment and takes risks as you explore the design process.
You will be encouraged to bring your own themes and agendas to the table, and to share and learn from our combined diversity.
Programme benefits
- Edinburgh is a wonderful canvas in which we base many of our projects. Your dedicated interior design studio is located in the heart of the city.
- Projects work with a design brief, which acts as a springboard to launch your research and design ideas. Themes emphasise current and emerging agendas, alongside ethical values, to ensure our graduates are equipped as future thinkers in the discipline.
- Experienced staff are joined by visiting industry experts, offering diverse and current perspectives, to support and challenge you to create your own personal design identity.
- Opportunities to study abroad or to select a work-placement option exist in Year 3, to broaden your experience of the discipline and your wider network.
- Our Graduate show and website provide you with a global platform to showcase your final portfolio of work.
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