MA Interior Design at Teesside University

This master's focuses on interior design practice, normally based around conversion of existing buildings, considering client needs, end use, spatial layout, circulation and function. It addresses emerging trends in health, wellbeing and sustainability and socially and ethically focused practice. Interior design has been taught at Teesside for over 50 years, and the University is a Society of British and International Interior Design Centre of Excellence.

Department: Art & Design  |  Duration: 1 year (September) or 16 months (January) full-time; part-time 2 years (September) or 28 months (January)  |  Intake: January or September  |  Study mode: full-time, part-time  |  Location: Middlesbrough, England, United Kingdom

What you will study

Core modules: Design in Context: Building for People and Society, Emerging Spatial Trends: Wellbeing and Sustainability, Final Design Project, Future Technologies and Interior Practice: Managing Design. Teaching combines lectures, practical demonstrations, enquiry-based learning and client-led activities with individual and group work.

Career pathways

Graduates can work as designers in commercial, residential, hospitality and health sectors, in space planning for schools and higher education, retail design and visual merchandising, CAD design and visualisation, lighting design and exhibition design.

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