Interior Design Certificate

Upon completion of the Interior Design Program, graduates will be able to work in the following positions:

• Interior Designer
• Interior Decorator
• Furniture Designer
• Furniture and Accesories Specialist
• Drafter
• Lighting Designer
• Exhibition Designer

• A1 Size drafting boards and drafting machines in a fully equipped drafting room
• A large drawing and illustration Room

• Learn how to design functional and aesthetic residential and commercial spaces which respect the client’s needs, standards and constraints.
• Learn how to use sketches to illustrate a concept.
• Develop drawing and rendering skills.
• Develop colour sensitivity, and create colour harmonies and apply them to specific situations.
• Become acquainted with drawing technical plans for your designs (using a drafting table and computer).
• Identify and recognize important periods in the evolution of interior spaces throughout history.
• Understand and specify the different materials and finishes.
• Acquire an understanding of the techniques of furniture construction.
• Develop skills in drawing interior architecture taking graphics conventions, construction standards and project-specific constraints into account.
• Produce an interior plan in two- and three-dimensional drawing using AutoCAD.
• Learn how to create a professional project presentation.
• Acquire an understanding of various aspects of entrepreneurship, such as how to set up a business, the resources needed for success and the services available.

Term 1

• Visual Language I
• Technical Drawing I
• Interior Design I
• Drawing Observation
• Interior Finishes and Material I
• Color Theory and Practice
• Space planning and Ergonomic Design

Term 2

• Interior Design II
• History of Interior Design I
• Technical Drawing II
• 3D Visualization I
• Drawing and Rendering
• Visual Language II

Term 3 

• Furniture Design I
• History of Interior Design II
• Interior Finishes and Material II
• Lighting