Interior Design

Entry requirements

The typical offer for this course is a 2:2 or above honours degree in interior design, 3D design or a related art, design or craft subject. We also accept equivalent qualifications.

If you have appropriate professional experience or qualifications in other subjects, we will consider your application individually.

Months of entry

September

Course content

Studying this masters in Interior Design at Kingston University will prepare you for a range of opportunities in the world of work.

Recent graduates have progressed to roles in interior, space and production design, as well as visual merchandise, exhibitions and more.

Through a blend of multidisciplinary work, research, analysis, and practice-based learning, you’ll explore London’s interior design practices and focus on sustainable spatial design.

You’ll address global issues, work on art-based speculative briefs and attend expert talks through Kingston University’s well-established industry connections.

Teaching will come from practising designers, researchers and academics, who'll enrich your experience with contemporary issues, events and challenges.

During the course, you’ll examine practical and strategic spatial design approaches. You’ll focus on practice, engage with live industry briefs and explore digital, physical and contextual considerations.

This course will allow you to pursue diverse briefs in both industry- and research-focused practice. You’ll also work closely with teams in other disciplines to enhance your problem-solving skills.