The Interior Architecture Bachelor's program equips you with the skills needed to design and create living spaces for people. This creative and diverse field covers private living, furniture and product design, as well as exhibition, retail, and event spaces. Upon completion, graduates are eligible for registration as interior architects, enabling them to work in employment or as independent professionals. The program emphasizes a blend of artistic, humanistic, technical, and constructive competencies, alongside digital design tools, marketing, and communication skills. Students will contribute to sustainable development goals, focusing on health, well-being, clean water, reduced inequalities, sustainable cities, responsible consumption, climate action, and life on land.
The curriculum is structured over eight semesters, beginning with artistic and design fundamentals, progressing to constructive and technical subjects, and including a practical semester. Elective courses allow for individual specialization in areas like interior spaces, exhibition and furniture design, or lighting design. The program concludes with a Bachelor's thesis.
Graduates are prepared for a wide range of career paths in interior architecture, contributing to spaces that enhance human well-being and functionality. The program's comprehensive training enables graduates to tackle diverse design challenges.
An eight-week introductory internship is required for admission to the winter semester, to be completed and verified by the end of the 2nd semester. A further eight-week specialized internship must be verified by the beginning of the 5th semester.
A semester contribution fee applies, which covers administrative costs and a student transport ticket. Specific amount to be confirmed via the university's website.
The program qualifies graduates for entry into the interior architects' register, enabling unrestricted professional practice.