University of Lincoln, BA (Hons), Interior Design
Level 1: Three-dimensional thinking is explored through a variety of media during the first year of study, as well as the study of history and theory of architecture and design. Level 2: In the second year students will be introduced to a range of social relationships and responsibilities, which face the designer; computer aided design skills in 2- and 3-dimensional modeling are enhanced; at this stage students have the opportunity to study a particular interior type in some depth, allowing a choice of subject to be made between the permanent and the temporary in design. Level 3: The comprehensive design project in the third year is the culmination of the degree study and should demonstrate the students acquired skills as a designer; the project should reflect the area of particular interest and direction and affords the opportunity to undertake and resolve a major piece of work; students will also be introduced to the main administrative, legal and financial aspects of interior design practice.
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