Humber’s Bachelor of Interior Design degree program balances creativity with sensitive, pragmatic design thinking. Graduates problem-solve, investigate and explore design environments where people thrive. 

Engaging interior design studios enable students to master an evidence-based design process, develop effective presentation abilities and acquire vital professional practice skills. Team collaboration among student groups mirrors industry team practices. 

Observational field trips provide opportunities for students to connect classroom theory, such as the perception of space and human interaction, with built environments. In the fourth-year, students will interact with industry mentors to research, develop and document a large scale project from initial concept to construction documentation. 

Additionally, a self-directed volunteer project helps connect their passion for design to the community and the design industry. Students have worked with organizations such as the Furniture Bank, Toronto District School Board, youth and women’s shelters, and Habitat for Humanity.

Students will also get to apply their hands-on, job-ready skills with a 420-hour paid work placement. Career management workshops help students to develop effective job search skills. Learners will find their own work placement with the support of work placement consultants and faculty - Humber works with business and industry contacts to help identify employment opportunities.