
Interior Design Semester
Aimed at students with at least one-year previous study in their selected area, study abroad semesters (5 months) offer participants a chance to gain invaluable insights into GCC market and Dubai lifestyle, new cultural influences across Europe and Middle East, new trends, contemporary issues as well as the impact of luxury companies and brands.
DUBAI
This Semester Abroad in Interior Design takes a contemporary approach to spatial design, integrating innovative technologies, cutting-edge construction materials, and color theory to create dynamic, functional interiors. The course explores key areas of modern lifestyle interiors, including residential, commercial, retail, public spaces, and exhibition design, emphasizing how spatial identity influences human experience.
Students will delve into environmental design, analyzing the relationship between space and well-being, while also examining the sociology of design to understand how cultural and social factors shape interior environments. Through color design and material research, they will explore the emotional and functional impact of surfaces, textures, and finishes in interior projects.
Aimed at students with at least one year of undergraduate study in interior design or related disciplines, this course blends technical construction knowledge with creative spatial storytelling. Participants will engage in project-based learning, applying their skills to real-world interior challenges while refining their conceptual, aesthetic, and functional approach to contemporary interior spaces.
5% VAT must be added to all the fees
Learning focus Semester 1 – October Start
- Innovative Technologies and Construction Materials
- Interior Design
- Colour Design
- Sociology and Anthropology of Design 1
- Techniques of Design Communication
Learning focus Semester 2 – February Start
- Innovative Technologies and Construction Materials
- Interior Design
- Environment Design
- Computer Aided Design
- Techniques of Design Communication