This course is an introduction to the professional practice of Interior Design, focusing on the profession's multifaceted requirements and obligations. Throughout the course, you will explore these requirements and obligations by gaining insights into the standards, ethics, and responsibilities that guide the practice of Interior Design.

Through interactive sessions that delve into theories informing design principles and decision-making processes, you will develop critical strategies and skills. You will also explore the historical context and evolution of interior design, and engage with various practitioners who are actively involved in contemporary practices.

You will learn to analyse practice models and case studies by exploring various models of interior design practice. Through a series of lectures and real-world case studies, you will develop an understanding of the contexts in which different approaches are applied and learn to work with cultural sensitivity to recognise the importance of cultural influences and diversity in design projects.

As you progress through the course, you will develop a personal practice framework, synthesizing the knowledge gained to formulate your own unique approach to interior design. This framework will not only reflect your understanding of professional practice, ethical considerations, and personal design philosophy, but also foster personal growth and self-discovery.

By the end of the course, you will have a comprehensive understanding of the professional practice of Interior Design and be equipped with the skills and knowledge to embark on or advance your career in the field.