Students can work on real architectural projects with guidance from practicing architects and interior design experts in a dynamic studio setting with industry-standard technical facilities as part of Liverpool John Moores University's BA (Hons) Interior Design degree programme at SLIIT School of Architecture. In order to produce intricate design projects, this school places a strong emphasis on philosophical interpretation of larger problems and creative inspiration.

In addition to imparting the necessary skills to use a variety of communication mediums, such as drawings, models, and graphics, to communicate design ideas, the interior design modules are designed to help students develop the sensitivity as designers to respond to creative adaptation, repurposing, remodeling, restyling, and refitting of new and existing buildings and spaces. 

Careers that are directly related to your degree include production designers, exhibition designers, interior and spatial designers, and visual merchandisers for theater, television, and cinema. Interior designers could work for any company that creates spaces for people to live, shop, or work. This covers businesses that offer a variety of design services to retailers, including building and architectural firms, interior design firms, visual merchandising departments, exhibition centers, and production companies for movies, TV shows, and theaters. 

What You Will Gain:  

BA (Hons) in Interior Design degree program, offered in collaboration with Liverpool John Moores University (UK), is a dynamic and comprehensive three-year degree designed to cultivate creative, technically skilled, and industry-ready interior designers. Students engage in hands-on learning through studio-based projects, field visits, and exposure to real-world architectural challenges. The curriculum emphasizes both artistic expression and practical problem-solving, encouraging students to explore innovative space-making while addressing social, spatial, and technical issues.  

Graduates of the program emerge with a strong foundation in design theory, architectural evaluation, and digital tools such as CAD and 3D modeling. They are trained to adapt and repurpose existing spaces creatively, making them valuable assets in fields like interior and spatial design, exhibition design, and visual merchandising. The program also fosters collaboration with architecture students, enhancing interdisciplinary learning and broadening design perspectives.  

By the end of the program, students are equipped to pursue careers both locally and internationally, with opportunities in design firms, construction companies, and even freelance practice. The outcome is a new generation of interior designers who are not only aesthetically driven but also socially conscious and technically proficient