Objectives

• Provide students with a spectrum of design courses, from studio to technical and drafting software, from history and theory classes to practical and hands on projects.
• Prepare students to thinking, to plan and to execute their ideas with proper skills and technological faculties to succeed in the workplace.
• Provide students with the proper tools to deal with the client, to develop a portfolio and a CV that compete in the marketplace.
• Provide students with a solid theoretical background and strong practical tools of design that will give them ample command of the design field.
• Prepare students to various working platforms and diverse environments through personal communication skills.
• Prepare students to be ethical designers and social individuals who accept diversity and embrace multiplicity.
• Emphasize the theoretical and practical approaches in design production
• Prepare students to become effective visual creators, ethical and social problem solvers
• Provide students with the conventional design tools, basic standards and materials research for a sustainable practice and environmentally valid projects quality of interior spaces.

Program Outcomes

Upon successful completion of the BA program in Interior Design, graduates will:

• Display capabilities in designing meaningful interior spaces that can communicate with a specific client or target group.
  Display competency in software and technical skills pertinent to interior design drafting and rendering.
• Acquire and articulate Interior design lexicon and terminologies used to communicate with other designers, engineers or contractor on the construction site.
  Implement and produce interior spaces designed from specified themes and valid concepts.
• Demonstrate the ability to design spaces in conjunction with the end users.
• Apply methodological technics of design and design-thinking strategies to design interior spaces that are functional, meaningful and safe for the end user.
• Apply the elements and principles of design to produce functional interior spaces using compositions of valid materials, shapes and elements.
• Acquire and articulate conceptual thinking methodologies and prove the ability to scrutinize, synthesize, and construct successful solutions.
• Demonstrate awareness and involvement in the sociopolitical, cultural and ethical issues.
• Demonstrate the ability to research and access information through conventional and/or database archives, and be able to filter and use this information in specific design jobs.
• Understand the relationship of Interior Design to other adjacent fields of specialization like Architecture, Engineering and Construction.