Interior Design

In the Interior Design program students acquire theoretic and practical knowledge of the artistic process in the domain of interior and exterior. They acquire skills in graphic and spatial design of individual elements for the purpose of selling a product. Subject matter of design are residential, public, industrial, and exterior environment.

Subjects studied:

• Introduction to Design;
• Principles of Design;
• Sketching and Modelling;
• Interior Graphics;
• Furniture Design;
• Textiles and Matter;
• History of Architecture and Design;
• Art and Architecture;
• Human Factor;
• Graphic Design for Architects and Interior Designers;
• Theory of Colours;
• Interior Design;
• Principles of Urbanistic Design;
• Integration of Environmental Systems;
• Application of Lighting Fixtures;
• Computer Skills;
• Spatial Design;
• Design of Retail Areas;
• Design of Restaurants and Bars;
• Management and Entrepreneurship;
• Planning and Budgeting.

You may pursue a career as:

• Architect;
• Interior Designer;
• Designer of Events and Exhibitions;
• Business Projects;
• Business Support;
• Architectural Technologist;
• Designer of Interior Textile;
• Furniture Designer;
• Graphic Designer;
• Stylist.

Art & Design – Rankings 2018

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