Programme overview
The Interior Design specialisation within the Design Bachelor programme is designed for those who want to create spatial solutions, combine functionality with aesthetics, and understand how interiors affect human behaviour and everyday life. During studies, students learn to design indoor spaces, analyse context and user needs, and apply design principles in both residential and public space contexts. The studies are grounded in design thinking, technical skills, and creative problem-solving principles, preparing specialists capable of adapting to the dynamic needs of the market and working across various creative industry sectors.
Create functional, aesthetic, and conceptually grounded spaces.
What will you study?
General Design Bachelor programme subjects
Design theory and history, visual culture, composition and colour, form and space, design methods and research, creative thinking, project development, professional ethics, interdisciplinary collaboration, professional practice, and the final thesis/ project.
Interior Design specialisation subjects
Interior design modules include spatial analysis, design methods, technical drawing, selection of materials and finishes, ergonomics, interior systems, 3D modelling, visualisation, integration of furniture and products, and the development of sustainable and smart interiors. Students learn to create conceptual and functional interior design projects — from the initial idea sketch to a detailed implementation plan — while developing the ability to work with real-life assignments and client needs.
