Master of Arts - Interior Architecture

Program Description

The Interior Architecture MA promotes a conceptual and speculative approach to the design of interior environments. In doing so, it places and emphasis on research that seeks to expand the boundaries of the discipline as well as challenge standardised processes and traditional methodologies. The programme affords multiple avenues of creative engagement giving students the opportunity to pursue particular issues of interest in interior architecture, or specialist areas of three-dimensional design, through in-depth and focused studies, under the guidance of research-active and industry-experienced staff. Over the years, the course has continued to grow and is now an internationally sought-after Master’s programme that sits within the School of Architecture and Cities, based at well-equipped Central London Campus.

The course covers a range of specialist areas, both theoretical and practical. The curriculum is delivered through a diverse set of taught core modules including design and theory subjects, as well as the student-led thesis project. This course also delivers specialist modules which promote the use of digital technologies to expand the students’ skill set. With a critical pedagogical agenda, this course challenges students to strive for a rich, mature synthesis of learning from these modules, a process aimed to prepare students towards the challenges and opportunities of the complex professional world.