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De Montfort University
Interior Design BA (Hons)

Develop your own individual design identity while collaborating with industry experts on exciting live projects. Interior Design challenges us to rethink existing interiors as well as looking at the spaces created between structures. It focuses on the way people interact within these environments. On this course you’ll explore the regeneration and adaptation of real buildings and sites and learn how to turn old commercial premises into exciting new spaces for exhibition, retail, leisure, eating and socialising purposes. You’ll develop skills in drawing, 3D modelling, computing, video-modelscope and computer-aided design (CAD). You’ll also learn about the importance of visual communication, design cultures and heritage, and culture and context. This solid foundation will enable you to develop your own personal style and design language and, as you grow in confidence, you’ll become increasingly autonomous as you pursue individual design projects.

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Interior Design BA (Hons)

Study Level: BA / BFA / BDes

Sector: Product / Architecture / Interiors

Specialism: Industrial / Product / Interiors / Interior Design / Service Design

School / University: De Montfort University

Faculty / Division: Faculty of Arts, Design & Humanities

Address: The Gateway

Postcode / Zip: LE1 9BG

City: Leicester

Country: United Kingdom

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Develop your own individual design identity while collaborating with industry experts on exciting live projects.

Interior Design challenges us to rethink existing interiors as well as looking at the spaces created between structures. It focuses on the way people interact within these environments.

On this course you’ll explore the regeneration and adaptation of real buildings and sites and learn how to turn old commercial premises into exciting new spaces for exhibition, retail, leisure, eating and socialising purposes. You’ll develop skills in drawing, 3D modelling, computing, video-modelscope and computer-aided design (CAD).

You’ll also learn about the importance of visual communication, design cultures and heritage, and culture and context. This solid foundation will enable you to develop your own personal style and design language and, as you grow in confidence, you’ll become increasingly autonomous as you pursue individual design projects.