About the training program
The Interior Design program prepares specialists to work on projects ranging from apartments to public spaces. Students learn to create environments that combine aesthetics, ergonomics, and people’s needs. Interior designers are in demand in both the residential and corporate sectors. Students complete the full project cycle: analysis and concept development, site measurements, briefing, and mood boards; technical drafting, including plumbing and electrical connection plans; 3D visualization; material selection, documentation, and author’s supervision; as well as communication with contractors and clients. Graduates work in design studios, construction and furniture companies, create residential and public interiors, open their own studios, or work as independent practitioners.
