15 Master of Art Degrees in Interior Design
15 Results in Interior Design
This MA programme is designed for art, architecture, and design graduates who wish to specialise in creative approaches to the making of the interior. The programme works cont ... +
The MA Interior Architecture/Interior Design program is offered to graduates of interior architecture/interior design. The program strengthens the competences and specialized ... +
A new concept of master interior design. The characteristic of these courses is that Academic theory is combined with practice on real jobs site. Focuses on the great question ... +
Earn a scholarship worth up to $10,000
The program trains interior design artists on how to implement aesthetic, functional, and psychological aspects of a given space or spaces. Graduates will possess essential te ... +
The Master of Arts (MA) in Interior Design is a one-year program aimed at emerging designers and conceived to provide them with the necessary tools and skills to become profes ... +
Official Master's degree accredited by the Italian Ministry of Universities & Research. The Master of Arts in Interior Design puts into practice consolidated design proces ... +
The MA Interior Architecture and Design explores the emerging symbiotic relationship between 'interior design' and 'interior architecture' in comprehending, crafting, and impl ... +
The purpose of the MA in Design (Interior Design) is to educate and train researchers who can contribute to the development of knowledge at an advanced level. The Master’s deg ... +
Do you want to take your knowledge of interior design to the next level? To become an expert in approaching and solving complex design challenges? Then our MA Interior Design ... +
Design Products explores new terrain for designing products aiming to evolve new design disciplines and practices. We question ‘what is a product?’ and the assumption of addin ... +
The curriculum supports students in developing strategies that account for the importance of social and environmental responsibility, while expanding upon the architect’s unde ... +