
The Master's program in Interior Architecture focuses on developing your personal artistic vision to create compelling spatial concepts and bring them to life. A key aspect of this program is learning to present your conclusions effectively as an integral part of your architectural design. Throughout your studies, you will be encouraged to draw connections between your own work, the work of others, and the broader public context. The program is designed for graduates with a bachelor's degree in architecture, interior design, or a related architectural field. Upon successful completion, you will earn a Master of Arts degree, recognized by the Union of Dutch Interior Architects (bni). With two years of practical experience, you can also register with the Architects Registration Board.
The Master's programme is structured over two years in Maastricht, allowing you to deepen your design skills, personal interpretation, and artistic talent. You will gain professional knowledge and insights through applied research and collaborative projects.
The graduation project serves as your final Master's exam, demonstrating your professional qualifications and positioning you as an interior architect for the job market. It provides an opportunity to make a critical contribution to the profession.
An admission procedure is required, which includes a pre-selection based on your motivation letter, diploma, and digital portfolio, followed by a motivation interview and evaluation of your portfolio, and a practical assignment.
Tuition fees are annual. Exchange students from partner universities may have their fees waived.
Degree recognized by the Union of Dutch Interior Architects (bni). Registration with the Architects Registration Board possible after two years of practical experience.
Applicants must hold a Bachelor's degree in Architecture, Interior Design, or another Bachelor's program in the field of architecture. An admission procedure, including pre-selection, an interview, and a practical assignment, is also required.
The application deadline for non-EU students is June 1, and for EU students, it is July 1.
First, register in Studielink. Following registration, your application will undergo a pre-selection based on your motivation letter, diploma, and digital portfolio, followed by an interview and a practical assignment.
Upon successful completion, you will be qualified as an Interior Architect. The degree is recognized by the Union of Dutch Interior Architects (bni), and you can register with the Architects Registration Board after two years of practical experience.
Yes, Zuyd Scholarships are available for talented and highly motivated non-EU students enrolling in government-funded Bachelor's or Master's programs taught entirely in English. The amount of the scholarship varies.
The Master Interior Architecture program is structured over two years and is located in Maastricht.