Interior Design with Foundation
Regent's University London
UCAS Code: A025 | Bachelor of Arts (with Honours) - BA (Hons)
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About this course
We believe that good design positively affects everyday lives and can be of vital importance in creating a better and more sustainable future for all. This degree teaches you the importance of location, context and client –preparing you for a fast-paced, professional career in interior design.
Examining both public and private spaces, you’ll learn how new designs are created in response to the purpose of a space and the needs of its user – considering its history, location, size, architecture and environmental impact. You’ll develop your own personal approaches and learn to create spaces that improve the lives of those who use them.
You'll learn a broad range of methods and principles central to contemporary interior design and develop hand drawings, digital visualisations, 3D prints and physical models – building designs in our workshop, before documenting them in our photography studio. You’ll also learn the financial and marketing aspects of the industry, developing the business acumen to maintain a career in this industry.
As you explore multiple ways of investigating design problems, through words, images, drawings and making, you'll enhance your creativity, confidence, design ability, capacity for innovation and future potential. Everything you learn will enable you to develop your personal style and ambition as a designer, and help you to go onto professional practice in employment, your own practice or further study in a variety of national and international contexts.
Industry-focused in London
London is recognised as one of the world’s design capitals and is home to some of the industry’s most important brands, agencies and events. You’ll be well placed to draw inspiration from the city's history and iconic architecture, and get involved with a wide variety of collaborations and events.
Your studies will be enhanced by field trips to museums, galleries and exhibitions, as well as guest talks from industry experts. You’ll also have the chance to collaborate on live briefs with real clients – proposing inventive and thought provoking design solutions for existing London sites, while considering their history, architecture and environmental impact. Recent collaborations include:
Zoological Society London Camden Council
MICA Architect
Marylebone Parish
You'll be part of a stimulating creative community, preparing you for your future career.
View our 2021 Regent's Showcase https://www.regentsshowcase.co.uk/events/ba-interior-design
Integrated Foundation option
The integrated foundation year has been specially designed to give you the introductory knowledge and skills needed to confidently progress to degree-level study.
The Foundation year is structured around both discipline knowledge with modules that introduce the transferable skills you will need at degree level and beyond.
Once you have successfully completed your foundation year, you will progress to one of our Fashion, Design or Advertising courses.
Assessment methods
This course focuses entirely on coursework, with no exams. Your skills and knowledge will be assessed through various types of coursework, including practical work, presentations, projects, group work, portfolios, pitches, peer assessments, reports, drawings and models – as well as essays, reflective writing and written analyses on aspects of the industry.
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Extra funding
Regent's University London offers a number of scholarships and bursaries to help with the cost of tuition fees. More information is available on the University website: https://www.regents.ac.uk/admissions/scholarships-and-funding
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Regent's University London
Interior Design
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