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Architecture, Building & Planning
Creative Arts & Design
Architecture
Design - Interior Design
Birmingham
United Kingdom
On Campus
About the course
Through encouraging and promoting experiential learning, the MA Interior Architecture and Design course embraces the truth that designing is a creative adventure.
This twelve-month programme will enable you to form an understanding and appreciation of theoretical, practical and professional issues that are informing the evolution of contemporary interior architecture and design professional practice.
What's covered in the course?
On the MA Interior Architecture and Design programme you will explore the distinctive qualities associated with the interiors of inhabited architecture.
Entry Requirements
Applications are welcomed from designers that have already achieved a high quality degree in Interior Design or a closely related three dimensional design discipline, or equivalent qualifications.
Applications from European or International mature students (+21) with alternative qualifications and/or substantial work experience will be considered individually on their merits/portfolio.
As a minimum, applicants should have a portfolio demonstrating their critical thinking, technical abilities and creative process in a range of media.
Please see course website for further details.
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Tamadher Alfahal, MA Interior Architecture and Design graduate
Moments of inspiration cannot be pinned down to one or two; it was everywhere around me! It was in Graham’s lectures and his morning chats. It was within my colleagues, their design approaches and how they see things different than the way I do. It was in my course director, Delia and her encouraging tutorials and constant encouraging talks. Inspiration was the soul of the course, was ongoing until the end.
