This degree will immerse students in an industry-partnered, project-based learning experience to address social, cultural, technological and environmental challenges associated with the production of contemporary interior environments – the spaces in which we live, learn, work and play – in a dynamic changing world.

It will provide students with an opportunity to position themselves in relation to current interior design practice through collaboration with clients, industry and a network of peers. 

With an emphasis on ideas and a design-led approach to research and experimentation, the knowledge and skills students develop in this course will enable them to work in a range of practices, and to engage interior design as an agent of social and cultural change.

Graduates of this course will be highly effective team contributors with strong communication and technical skills. Students will learn how to be a valuable contributor through the process of developing a collective response to real industry briefs. Students will engage with clients (encompassing commercial, institutional, civic and social organisations) and industry practice partners (interior design and associated design practices) together with the student cohort on live projects and challenges.

Please note that applicants from some countries will be required to pay a non-refundable application fee. The fee will go towards the tuition deposit for any students who enrol.