Course Overview
The Bachelor in Interior Design at UDIT has developed as an official four-year design degree with a strong practical focus. UDIT was among the institutions that brought Interior Design into university-level design education in Spain, and the programme now combines traditional drawing and spatial design with digital tools, construction knowledge, sustainability, lighting, furniture and project management.
Students receive professional practice as part of the programme, and UDIT reports more than 2,400 active internship partnerships. The degree has links with design companies and professional events, including Casa Decor, where UDIT Interior Design students have participated for many years.
The course can prepare graduates for roles such as interior designer, lighting designer, furniture designer, exhibition designer, retail consultant, project manager, set designer and public-space designer. Its English-language format gives students a useful base for study and professional work across different countries.
General Eligibility
International applicants can apply through UDIT's admission process. The university lists the following main requirements for Bachelor's applicants:
- Upper secondary education transcript with a minimum average of 5/10 or equivalent, subject to the applicable education system.
- Secondary-school or equivalent qualification.
- Minimum age of 17.
- English certificate at B2 level for English-taught programmes.
- International applicants may enter through recognised European or equivalent school systems, International Baccalaureate, foreign pre-university qualifications, or recognised foreign university studies, subject to the applicable recognition rules.
- UDIT's admission process includes academic assessment and an interview. The university states that admission testing can include a psychopedagogical test and a personal interview with the academic department.
- After admission, students reserve their place and complete enrolment. Places are allocated according to the university's reservation process.
Part Time Work Details
Students should follow the conditions attached to their Spanish student residence/visa status. Work must remain compatible with study requirements. Current immigration rules should be checked before making work plans.
Language Requirement
The Bachelor in Interior Design is taught 100% in English, so English proficiency is required. UDIT's international admissions information states that applicants to English programmes need a minimum B2 level.
| Exam |
Minimum / Accepted Level |
| IELTS Academic |
B2-equivalent score; confirm the current required score with UDIT Admissions |
| TOEFL |
B2-equivalent result; confirm the current required score with UDIT Admissions |
| PTE |
Accepted English qualification; B2-equivalent level required |
| Duolingo English Test |
Confirm acceptance and the current B2-equivalent score with UDIT Admissions |
| Other accepted qualifications |
UDIT lists Cambridge qualifications, TOEFL, IELTS, APTIS, LanguageCert/LanguageSkills and other recognised certificates depending on the admission route. |
Note: UDIT's current international admissions page states the requirement as B2, rather than publishing one fixed IELTS, TOEFL, PTE or Duolingo score for every English programme. Applicants should obtain the current score equivalence from UDIT before submitting the application.