Profile
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The Bachelor Degree in Retail and Interior Design is a four-year undergraduate program focused on designing meaningful, functional, and experience-driven spaces across retail, commercial, public, and cultural environments. It combines creativity, technology, culture, and sustainability to prepare students for the evolving world of spatial and brand experience design.
Academic & Pedagogical Intent
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The program aims to build a strong foundation in interior and spatial design while expanding into retail, exhibition, event, and scenography thinking. It uses a studio-based model supported by theoretical classes, frequent real-world projects, and two industry internships, with learning shaped by practical design challenges and portfolio development.
Target Profile
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This program is designed for students who have completed Grade 12 from any stream and who are interested in interior spaces, retail environments, and design aesthetics. It suits creative candidates who want to develop spatial thinking, visual sensibility, and a hands-on design mindset, including transfer students from related design fields.
Career Outcomes
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Graduates can pursue roles such as Interior Architect, Spatial Designer, Retail and Brand Experience Designer, Exhibition and Event Designer, Set and Scenography Designer, and Public Space and Urban Experience Designer. The program also supports pathways toward creative direction or launching an independent design studio or practice.
How is this program different from others?
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The program stands out for its four-year structure, studio-led learning, and the combination of theory, practical projects, and two internships. Its positioning highlights a broader design scope that connects interiors with retail, branding, exhibitions, public space, sustainability, and cultural context, making it more industry-oriented than a standard interior design degree.