Course Overview
The MA Interior Design programme is designed to enable students to achieve greater flexibility, adaptability, individual responsibility and autonomy as climate-conscious, environmentally sustainable interior design professionals or researchers. The course aims to develop individuality, creativity, self-reliance, initiative, and the ability to perform in rapidly changing environments as well as increasing competence with research skills and methods which will make graduates highly employable as academics and researchers or enable them to develop an active and sustained practice as interior designers.
The MA in Interior Design enables graduates, as well as mid-career and professional practitioners, from within and outside of the discipline of interior design to negotiate and examine strategies for embedding climate-conscious sustainable design decision-making within the wider built environment sector.
General Eligibility
You will normally have achieved a first-class or second-class upper division first degree (1st or 2.1-degree classification) in an appropriate subject, and/or equivalent professional standing or experience in an appropriate subject, e.g. interior design, architecture, architecture design technology, or a cognate discipline, based upon assessed Accredited Prior Learning (RPL) or assessed Accredited Prior Experiential Learning (RPEL), or a discipline associated with their programme of study.
Part Time Work Details
20 Hours of Work permit weekly for international students.
Language Requirement