Interior Architecture and Environmental Design (English)
Interior Architecture is a profession dedicated to organizing the spaces where people live and work, ensuring they are functional, aesthetically pleasing, and comfortable.
As part of this discipline, an interior architect's expertise extends from furniture design to spatial planning in both new and existing buildings. Additionally, interior architects must possess fundamental technical knowledge in areas such as building structures, heating, ventilation, and lighting.
The Interior Architecture and Environmental Design curriculum includes both theoretical and practical courses, covering subjects such as Building Elements, Finishing Construction, Spatial Knowledge, and Installation Systems, along with art and culture-related courses and design projects. The program also incorporates Computer-Aided Design (CAD) courses using industry-standard software, including:
- AutoCAD
- 3D Studio Max
- Revit Architecture
- Sketch-Up
The English-taught curriculum has been developed in alignment with accreditation standards, ensuring compatibility with leading national and international institutions.
The field of interior architecture is continuously expanding. Graduates can:
- Pursue master’s, proficiency in arts, or doctoral degrees in academia
- Become members of the Chamber of Interior Architects
- Establish private businesses in areas such as interior decoration and furniture manufacturing
- Find employment opportunities in both public and private institutions