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The Bachelor of Interior Architecture provides students with a comprehensive understanding of interior design principles and their applications in solving real-world challenges. The curriculum is divided into two main phases:

Phase 1: Foundational Years (Years 1–2)
Focuses on building a strong foundation in core design subjects, including architectural drawing, spatial planning, materials and finishes, lighting design, and CAD (Computer-Aided Design). Students also learn essential skills such as technical drawing, 3D modeling, teamwork, and communication.

Phase 2: Practical Years (Year 3)
Involves hands-on training in real-world settings, including internships, industry projects, and portfolio development. Students gain practical experience in areas such as sustainable design, furniture design, project management, and advanced visualization software.
 

Admission Fee: RM12,000
Administration Fee: RM2,000
Indicative Tuition Fee: RM50,500
 

Year 1: Foundation and Introduction
The first year focuses on foundational knowledge and skills in design, art, and architecture. Courses typically include:

Introduction to Interior Architecture
Design Fundamentals
Drawing and Visualization Techniques
History of Art and Architecture
Basic Technical Drawing
Materials and Construction Basics
Computer-Aided Design (CAD) Basics
Communication Skills
Year 2: Intermediate Design and Technical Skills
The second year builds on the foundational knowledge and introduces more advanced concepts and technical skills:

Interior Design Studio I
Architectural Design Principles
Building Systems and Technology
Lighting Design
Furniture Design
Environmental Sustainability in Design
Advanced CAD and 3D Modeling
Human Factors and Ergonomics
Year 3: Advanced Design and Specialization
The third year emphasizes advanced design projects, specialization, and professional practice:

Interior Design Studio II
Advanced Building Technology
Project Management for Interior Architecture
Professional Practice and Ethics
Thesis Project Preparation
Spatial Planning and Design
Digital Rendering and Presentation Techniques
Cultural and Contextual Design Studies
Year 4: Final Year Projects and Professional Development
The final year focuses on independent research, thesis projects, and preparing for professional practice:

Final Year Thesis Project
Interior Design Studio III (Capstone Project)
Portfolio Development
Business Practices for Interior Architects
Contemporary Design Trends
Internship/Industry Placement
Exhibition Design
Presentation and Communication Skills