Interior Architecture BA (Hons)

NA On Campus Bachelors Program

Falmouth University

Program Overview

Falmouth University's Interior Architecture program focuses on reimagining and repurposing existing spaces to meet contemporary needs. Emphasizing sustainable design, students learn to transform environments through innovative spatial strategies, considering social, cultural, and environmental contexts. The curriculum integrates theoretical knowledge with practical application, preparing graduates to address real-world challenges in interior architecture.

Year-wise Breakdown of Core Modules

While specific module titles are not detailed in the provided information, the program is structured over three years, focusing on:

  • Year 1: Introduction to interior architecture principles, development of foundational design skills, and exploration of spatial concepts.
  • Year 2: Advanced study of interior architecture, engagement with live projects, and focus on personal design direction.
  • Year 3: Execution of a major design project, preparation of a professional portfolio, and participation in exhibitions and showcases.

Learning and Assessment Methods

The program employs a blend of teaching and assessment methods:

  • Studio Work: Hands-on projects in dedicated design studios.
  • Lectures & Seminars: Theoretical and contextual learning.
  • Critiques: Regular reviews and feedback sessions.
  • Design Portfolios: Compilation of work showcasing skills and creativity.
  • Group Projects: Collaborative assignments simulating real-world scenarios.
  • Research Assignments: Investigative tasks to deepen understanding.
  • Final Design Exhibitions: Public display of culminating projects.

Unique Features

  • Interdisciplinary Approach: The program integrates architecture, art, and design practices.
  • Live Projects: Students engage in real-world projects with local and global partners.

State-of-the-Art Facilities: Access to modern design studios and workshops

Experiential Learning (Research, Projects, Internships etc.)

Undergraduate Research Opportunities

Students have the opportunity to engage in research through design projects, exploring innovative solutions and contributing to the field's knowledge base.

Academic Projects, Labs, and Student Groups

  • Design Studios: Spaces equipped for creative exploration and project development.
  • Model-Making Labs: Facilities for constructing physical prototypes.
  • Digital Fabrication Labs: Access to tools like 3D printers and laser cutters.
  • Student Societies: Opportunities to join groups focused on interior architecture and related disciplines.

Internship Opportunities

The program's emphasis on live projects and industry engagement suggests potential for practical experience with design studios, architecture firms, galleries, museums, retail companies, or hospitality groups.

Study Abroad and Exchange Programs

Students can participate in exchange programs with international partner universities, enhancing their global perspective and design approach.

Progression & Future Opportunities

Graduate Employability Outcomes

 The program's strong industry links and practical focus prepare graduates for successful careers in interior architecture and related fields.

Common Career Paths

  • Interior Architect
  • Spatial Designer
  • Exhibition Designer
  • Retail/Environmental Designer
  • Set Designer
  • Styling Consultant
  • Design Manager

Notable Recruiters

 Graduates may find opportunities with renowned studios, creative agencies, retailers, galleries, or hospitality brands.

Career Services

Falmouth University offers dedicated career support, including mentorship programs, portfolio reviews, design-specific career fairs, and alumni networking events.

Notable Alumni Achievements

The program's emphasis on live projects and industry engagement provides a platform for students to gain recognition in the design field.

Graduate Salary Expectations

Graduates can anticipate competitive earnings in the interior architecture industry, commensurate with experience and specialization.

Progression to Postgraduate Education

Graduates may pursue advanced studies in:

  • MA in Interior Architecture
  • MA in Spatial Design
  • MA in Exhibition Design

Program Key Stats

£17,950
£ 29
Sept Intake : 25th Jan


Yes

Eligibility Criteria

BCC
2.8
26
60

N/A
N/A
6.0
80

Additional Information & Requirements

Career Options

  • Interior Designer
  • Interior Architect
  • Spatial Designer
  • Exhibition Designer
  • Retail/Branded Environment Designer
  • Lighting Designer
  • FF&E Designer
  • Set/Production Designer
  • Design Strategist
  • Design Researcher

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