The Diploma in Interior Design Program can be completed in 2 years of full-time or 3 years of part-time study.

The Certificate in Interior Design Program can be completed in 1 year of full-time or 2 years of part-time study.

Course List

• Visual Language I
• Colour Theory & Practice
• Creativity & Problem Solving
• Observation Drawing
• Drafting I
• Interior Design I
• Materials & Finishing
• Visual Language II
• Two Dimensional Organization
• Drawing & Rendering
• Drafting II
• Interior Design II
• Elements of Aesthetics & Art History I
• Applied Colour
• Computer Operating Systems
• Lighting
• Interior Design III

Upon completion of the above-mentioned courses, students have two options: to graduate with an Interior Design Certificate, or pursue their studies further and obtain an Interior Design Diploma.

The following are the additional courses required to obtain the diploma:

• Architectural Drawing I
• 3D Organization
• Computer-Assisted Drawing I
• History of Styles & Interior Design I
• Furniture Design & Production I
• Architectural Drawing II
• Interior Design IV
• Computer-Assisted Drawing II
• History of Style & Interior Design II
• Furniture Design & Production II
• Furniture and Accessories
• Architectural Drawing III
• Interior Design V
• Entrepreneurship Training
• Professional Practice 
  

Career Opportunities

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

Facilities

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

Highlights

• 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.

 

Program Coordinator

Christianto Roesli

A graduate of the University of Trisakti with a major in Interior Design, and currently completing a Masters in Design, Christianto has vast expertise and many years of experience in the industry. In addition to his role as a Program Coordinator, Christianto remains active in the field. His work has often been featured in magazines such as Tren, Idea and Rumahku.

Previously, he was the official trainer for Indonesia’s Department of Foreign Affairs. Christianto is highly committed to conveying his expertise and knowledge to promising youth.