This programme inspires you to design interiors that not only respond to today's challenges but imagine a more sustainable and culturally vibrant future. Through interdisciplinary collaboration and problem-based learning, you will explore design as both a creative and critical practice. Balancing conceptual thinking, technical skill, and professional insight, this degree prepares you to design inclusive, sustainable, and transformative interiors for a rapidly evolving world. Year 1 focuses on developing core skills in drawing, model-making, and spatial experimentation, learning in parallel with BA Architecture students. You'll explore design at multiple scales through sketching, making, and creative exploration. Year 2 involves applying your growing skills across diverse sectors like retail, commercial spaces, exhibitions, and events. You will collaborate across disciplines, engage with live projects, and work with industry partners to gain real-world experience. Year 3 challenges you to tackle complex, research-led design projects addressing social, cultural, heritage, and environmental issues. You will define your personal design ethos through an independent major project, graduating with a professional portfolio ready for industry or further study.
Teaching is structured around four interconnected streams: Interpret, Design, Realise, and Practice. As you progress, you'll move from guided learning to more independent, self-directed study, building autonomy and professional confidence.
Graduate with a professional portfolio ready for industry or postgraduate study. The programme prepares you for roles in the rapidly evolving world of interior design.
The programme is also available with an Arts Foundation Year as an alternative route of entry.
Fee information for international students is not available on the program page. Please refer to the university's main fees pages.
For direct entry, applicants can be considered with Clearing offers from 48 UCAS tariff points, with subject-specific requirements still applying. An Arts Foundation Year is also available as an alternative entry route.
The programme has a duration of 3 years of full-time study.
Graduates are prepared for roles such as Interior Designer, Architectural Designer, and Spatial Designer, entering the rapidly evolving field of interior design or pursuing postgraduate study.
Yes, there is an opportunity to study abroad. The programme also incorporates live projects with real clients, offering valuable industry experience.
To apply, visit the 'Apply Now' link on the University of Lincoln website. Ensure you meet the academic and subject-specific entry requirements, or consider the Arts Foundation Year option.