Interior Design

As an interior designer, students will soon be part of a idea-led profession, concerned with the relationships between people and the neighboring environment. They'll realize that the look of interiors isn't restricted to the inside of buildings, but addresses spatial and temporal concerns ranging from the closeness of a finely crafted object to the urban fabric of a city. Students will make work with of a range of skills to push the boundaries of what now exists. These skills involve high quality verbal and visual communication and presentation techniques, model making, technical design documentation, and the capacity to do the job with lighting, sound, video and design programs. The level's educational program is to challenge the accepted assumptions about interior design and test new ideas through design job work. This includes the participation of several local and global professionals and academics, by a variety of areas, who will participate them in specific design projects, provide seminars and tutorials, and take part in critical debate about the foundations and guidelines of interior planning practice.

Participants of the degree are eligible for membership of the Design Institute of Australia. This RMIT degree participates in an area and global dialogue and community through registration of IDEA (Interior Design/Interior Architecture Educators Association), DIA (Design Institute of Australia) and IFI (International Federation of Interior Architects and Interior Designers).

• Year 1 2
• requisite: Units 3 & 4 - a study score of at least 30 in English (ESL) or 25 in any other English
• Pre-selection kit.