Interior Design
Shape the spaces people live inside.
Interior, set and exhibition design taught from first principles of craft and structure.
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Content for this department is being finalised with the institution. Details below are drawn from institutional records — please contact the office to confirm before applying.
Why choose this department
Why choose Interior Design?
Industry-ready curriculum
Built with employers, revised with the market, taught by practitioners.
95% placement rate
A placement record backed by MoUs, internships and an active alumnae network.
State-of-the-art labs
Studios, workshops and laboratories where you learn by making, not watching.
Established 1981
Established in 1981, the department trains independent interior designers, set designers, visual merchandisers and designers within architecture practices.
Coursework spans Basic Design, Interior Design, Building Technology & Services, Drawing Skills, Restoration & Recycling, Climatology, Visual Merchandising, Furniture and Product Design, Project Management, Graphical Communication and Specification & Tendering.
Departmental details on this page are drawn from institutional records and are being reconfirmed with the department before full publication.
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Head of Department, Interior Design
Our students learn the craft and the science of interior design in working studios and laboratories, supported by faculty who have practised in the field. We would be glad to meet you and your family on campus.
Courses
Programmes & eligibility
| Programme | Duration | Eligibility | Intake | Fee |
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Diploma in Interior Design | 3.5 years (including a one-semester internship) | SSC, minimum 35% | 30 seats | — |
B.Voc. in Interior Design Added 2018. | 4 years (including internship) | HSC (Science), minimum 50% | 30 seats | — |
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