Interior Design equips students with the knowledge and skills necessary to conceptualize, plan, and execute aesthetically pleasing and functional interior spaces. The curriculum typically covers a diverse range of topics including design principles, space planning, color theory, furniture design, materials and finishes, lighting design, and sustainability principles.

Students learn to utilize design software and tools to create detailed plans, renderings, and presentations. They also study the history of interior design, gaining an understanding of different architectural styles and design movements.

Throughout the program, students engage in hands-on projects, often working with real clients or on simulated projects to develop their practical skills and professional portfolio. Additionally, courses may emphasize the importance of ergonomics, building codes, and regulations, as well as effective communication and collaboration with clients, architects, and contractors.

Upon completion of their degree, graduates can pursue various career paths including working for interior design firms, architectural firms, real estate developers, or starting their own design consultancy. They may specialize in residential, commercial, hospitality, healthcare, or sustainable design, among other areas, depending on their interests and expertise. Overall, an interior design degree provides a comprehensive foundation for a rewarding and creative career in the dynamic field of interior design.

Internship opportunities and placement assistance are also provided to students, offering valuable practical experience and support in securing employment after graduation.

INTERIOR DESIGN COURSES as per NEP (New Education Policy)

🔸 1 year: Undergraduate Certificate

🔸 2 year: Undergraduate Diploma

🔸 3 year: Bachelor's Degree in Interior Design

🔸 4 year:Bachelor's Degree with Honours/Research