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Study 4 core subjects in interior design, history and methods—and get entry and credit in Curtin’s Bachelor Degree. Dabble in designing interior spaces. Strive for quality interior environments. Explore the role of the interior architect.

Undergraduate Certificate in Interior Design

Study the interior design and construction of diverse spaces, plus the re-use of buildings. You’ll explore lighting, ventilation, acoustics and furniture in theory and in practice. Graduates are professionally recognised by key design institutions.

Bachelor of Applied Science (Interior Architecture)

Evolve your design skills as you explore fabrics, lighting, joinery and furnishings. Experiment with industry-standard software like Sketchup. Get to know the industry—partnerships include Sibella Court and Vogue. Become an interior designer.

Bachelor of Interior Design (Residential)

Explore form, technology and techniques in residential interior design with this DIA-recognised course. You’ll work on your portfolio and grow a creative network. Use industry-standard software including Sketch Up Pro and the Adobe suite.

Associate Degree of Interior Design (Residential)

Learn popular software like SketchUp Pro and AutoCAD in this DIA-recognised course. You’ll learn about materials and finishes. Explore design processes. Build skills for both residential and commercial design and start thinking about your designer career.

Diploma of Interior Design and Decoration

Design interiors for commercial spaces like hotels and offices. Complement your creativity with design skills and theory. Explore lighting, branding, and sustainability. You’ll learn industry-standard software and build a portfolio.

Bachelor of Interior Design (Commercial)

Explore form, technology and techniques in commercial interior design with this DIA-recognised course. You’ll work on a commercial interiors portfolio and build your creative network. Use industry-standard software including Sketch Up Pro.

Associate Degree of Interior Design (Commercial)

An ideal design course to start your career in the industry. You’ll get an overview of graphic design, fashion, interiors, and digital media. With an intro to the industry, and access to design professionals, you’re set to work out your own specialisation.

Diploma of Design

Delve into the core practical and theoretical elements of residential interior design. You’ll explore materials, new technologies, joinery and finishes. Team this with industry experience and entrepreneurial skills to succeed in business.

Bachelor of Business and Bachelor of Interior Design (Residential)

Design and sell your commercial interiors. Get set for business with practical skills like management and marketing. Design well, factoring in elements like branding and lighting. With industry experience and entrepreneurial skills, you’re set for success.

Bachelor of Business and Bachelor of Interior Design (Commercial)

Interior Design Studio - Elements

Introduction to Sustainable Design for Houses

Sustainability and Structures in Architecture

Interior Design Studio - City

History of the Interior

Step inside the world of interior design. Interrogate where the role of designer mixes with that of an architect. Consider the impact colour, light, furnishings and technology have on interior spaces. Apply your findings to a small-scale project.

Step into the world of design to examine the role of the interior architect. Delve into cities and study spaces including gardens, squares and pavilions. Address space, form and structure. Come up with conceptual project ideas inspired by your studies

Explore the bond between the built, natural and human environment in design. Learn the relationship between structure and technology. Uncover how floor and wall structures and materials impact and transform heating, lighting and acoustic function.

Travel back through the artistic and design movements of the 20th and 21st centuries. Be inspired by the Bauhaus design aesthetic, Gordon Matta-Clark’s work and the architecture of Frank Lloyd Wright. Trace their influence through to today’s work.

Feel out the relationship between interior environments and their occupants. Engage with symbols and aesthetics. Investigate the tension between modern trends and cultural heritage. Deepen your understanding of design, drawing and modelling.

Philosophy and Practice

Harness visual and written language to convey a design idea that speaks to the concept of the interior. Spend time developing a research design and framework. Deconstruct interior design theories from global, local and Indigenous points of view.

Interior Theory and Methodologies

Push beyond your interior architecture studies to date and envisage new methods, processes and technologies. Touch base with your supervisor weekly to gain insight and inspiration. Plan and create an original self-directed architecture project.

Interior Architecture Project Studio 2

Undertake a major interior architecture project. Draw on the feedback of your peers and supervisors. Learn how to bridge practical considerations and the client’s expectations. Ponder how your design reflects international and cultural trends.

Interior Architecture Project Studio 1

Connect with experienced practitioners. Stretch your ability to market yourself and your talents. Familiarise yourself with local, national and international industry considerations. Prepare to jump from study to work life as an interior architect.

Interior Architecture Practice Marketing Strategies

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