BA (Hons) Interior Architecture and Reuse at Ravensbourne University London

Interior design has the power to transform how people experience the world around them - shaping atmosphere, identity and everyday life. Studying this interior design course, you’ll develop a distinctive design voice and practical skills. You will also get the chance to learn from industry experts and world-leading professionals.

Faculty: Architecture and Built Environment  |  Duration: 3 years (4 years with optional integrated foundation year)  |  Study mode: full-time; optional integrated foundation year route available (UCAS W255)  |  Intake: Sep 2027  |  Location: London, England, United Kingdom

What you will study

Key study topics: Retrofit design through the adaptation, repair and transformation of buildings; Interior design, including lighting, furniture and materiality; Architectural, interior and social history, theory and context; Digital craft, fabrication and design methodologies; Business, enterprise and regulatory frameworks; Problem solving and critical thinking through iteration, testing and experimentation; Climate knowledge and fundamentals for human-centred spaces. Modules: Year 1: Rave Beginnings, Design Studio I: Thinking and Making Structures, Professional Practice: Role, Identity and Responsibility, Research Studio I: Place, Memory and Making, Design Studio II: Space and Reuse. Year 2: Research Studio II: Mapping the City, Design Studio III: Urban Retrofit, Critical Reconstruction, Design Studio IV: Space and Fabric, Professional Practice: Live Practice. Year 3: Integrated Collaborative Practice, Research Studio III: Research by Practice, Final Major Project I: Project Proposition, Professional Practice: Situating your Practice, Final Major Project II: Project Delivery.

Career pathways

Pathways to careers as an architect, interior designer, heritage specialist and beyond.

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