*Translated: Interior Design. Language: German. This programme currently does not make you eligible for admission by a German architectural chamber.
With your degree in Interior Design*, you will shape the style of interior concepts of the future.
No new students are being admitted to the online bachelor's programme "Innenarchitektur"*.
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* The distance learning programme currently does not make you eligible for admission by a German architectural chamber.
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With your degree in Interior Design*, you will have enough room for free development. Whether it's in business, industry, fair trade construction, marketing or in large planning offices. For example, as:
* This programme currently does not make you eligible for admission by a German architectural chamber.
With a bachelor’s in Interior Architecture*, you can also take on marketing-oriented roles at the intersection between graphics, interior architecture, and, for example, fashion. Your challenge is to create sales-active and demand-oriented brand spaces for companies. These showrooms are experiential worlds where you make your brand and its associated messages tangible.
* This programme currently does not make you eligible for admission by a German architectural chamber.
No new students are being admitted to the online bachelor's programme "Innenarchitektur"*.
* This programme currently does not make you eligible for admission by a German architectural chamber.
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* This programme currently does not make you eligible for admission by a German architectural chamber.
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Do you know the feeling when you enter a beautiful room and suddenly you feel better than before? Then you have already felt first hand the charm of good interior design. If you also want to create such mood-lifters, you should study Interior Design. You can then use your talents for companies, public institutions, private households or furniture stores.
During your studies you will also develop your creative skills. This is fun, promotes your personal and professional growth and expands your skills for the future. Does that sound good? Then study Interior Design*, because that's exactly what lifelong learning at IU looks like.
The Interior Design* curriculum clearly focuses on the design and drafting of creative spatial concepts. And thus also on your creativity. You will gain a lot of basic knowledge in the areas of architecture, design, layout and contract management. At the same time, you will train your spatial perception with many practical exercises and acquire presentation skills using photo, video and online tools. This includes, among other things, the editing and presentation of models in 2D or 3D with the help of analogue tools and digital solutions. After completing your studies, you can develop your very own, individual style on the basis of architectural sociological approaches and various design and planning methods. And thus you can play a decisive role in shaping spatial concepts of the future.
In the final semesters of your studies, you will take modules in your compulsory elective area, such as "Exhibiting and Staging", "Smart Building" and "Building Information Modelling". Your IU Studies in Interior Design are not only characterised by the content. In particular, the self-determined and flexible learning opportunities at the International University of Applied Sciences offer you many advantages.
With your Interior Design* studies, you have enough room for free development. You can choose the direction in which you would like to develop. For example, you can start out in a planning office, in industry or trade, or in shop design/scenography/trade fair construction/marketing.
* This programme currently does not make you eligible for admission by a German architectural chamber.
