Interior Design / Decoration

Interior designing is a critical practice that transforms social, cultural, technological, and environmental conditions in the 21st century. It celebrates the dynamic relations between people and the surrounding environment. This course will challenge your assumptions and perspectives about interior design. You will be able to think and operate like a designer, and of course you will be benefitted by the ideas and experience of distinguished design practitioners. You will build design skills by responding to a range of design briefs, from the conceptual to real-life situations. You will be given access to technical and communication tools such as Rhino, Revit, 3D imaging, hand-drawing, film production, and model making. An opportunity to travel and engage with industry through workshops and projects will enable you to respond to complex design challenges.

Many graduates work in interior design and architectural practices where commissions may range from residential, retail and entertainment, to hospitality, corporate office, and public building design. These practices vary in scale, from large corporate offices to teams of two or three. As an interior designer, you may also work in film and television design set design for theatre, furniture design, exhibition design and curating, event planning, and design journalism. Design practices are becoming increasingly multidisciplinary, with interior designers, landscape architects, architects, industrial designers, and graphic designers collaborating on large-scale projects.

A degree in Interior Design will qualify you to work as Interior designers, landscape architects, architects, industrial designers, graphic designers Architect, Architectural technologist, Estates manager, Furniture designer, Product designer, Stylist, Textile designer etc.

The courses are generally provided at Foundation, Diploma, Bachelor (UG), and Master (PG) levels.