A key ambition is to create graduates with artistic flair who are technically skilled and grounded in the demand of the profession further adept of resolving problems with creative originality. As an aim to develop graduate skills and knowledge such that the student become an autonomous thinker who can analyze, visualizing and testing potential solutions to increasingly complex social, spatial, and technical issues including knowledge on construction materials, skills on application of fundamentals into solutions derived for broader issues within an increasingly holistic global scenario.

Career Prospects

Interior and spatial designers, exhibition designers, production designers, theatre/TV/film and visual merchandisers are just a few of the careers directly related to your degree. Any business that produces areas for people to live, shop, or work is a potential employer for interior designers. This includes companies that provide a wide range of design services to retailers, such as architectural firms and construction companies, interior design firms, visual merchandising departments, exhibition centers, and film/TV/theater production companies.

You might work for an internal company or a consultancy that offers services to a variety of external clients. Freelance work is fairly common, but there are also permanent, full-time jobs