MA Interior Architecture and Design

The Interior Architecture and Design MA programme offered at the University of Lincoln is designed to enable students to explore the potential of spaces and structures in a contemporary context. This full-time, one year course offers multidisciplinary, research-based and design-led modules. The programme aims to develop participants' skills and knowledge by encouraging creative thinking and imaginative problem-solving techniques, while focusing on the regulatory and practical aspects of design.Course Content: The programme is structured around various multidisciplinary areas, exposing students to advanced theoretical concepts and innovative design strategies. The course content is organized into three main parts: Design Studio (Interior Architecture and Design), Contextual Studies, and Technical Research. These sections are integrated to help students grasp a strong understanding of interior architecture and design. Key Modules: The main components of this degree include Core modules such as: 'Critical Methods of Enquiry and Analysis', 'Interior Architecture and Design Practice', and 'Interior Architecture and Design Theory’ along with a couple of optional modules like: 'Design: Self and Context' and 'Interior Architecture and Design’.Accreditations: Though specific accreditation information is not mentioned, the University of Lincoln holds a gold rating in the Teaching Excellence Framework 2017.Future Careers: The course is designed to develop a depth of knowledge and understanding that will enable students to pursue careers in interior design practice and education, or move into diverse design-related industries. Some graduates may also opt for research positions or decide to set up their own creative businesses.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.