B.Sc. in Interior Design is a 3-year undergraduate program that focuses on designing and enhancing interior spaces for functionality, aesthetics, and comfort. The course covers space planning, color theory, furniture design, lighting, materials, and computer-aided design (CAD). It combines creativity with technical knowledge to prepare students for careers in residential, commercial, and institutional interior design. Graduates can work in design firms, real estate, or pursue freelance projects and higher studies.
B.Sc. in Interior Design is a 3-year undergraduate program that focuses on the art, science, and business of designing functional and visually appealing indoor spaces. The course blends creativity with practical skills, covering aspects of design theory, space planning, color schemes, lighting, furniture design, materials, and digital design tools. It aims to develop professionals who can plan, design, and execute interior spaces for residential, commercial, hospitality, and institutional use.
Students gain knowledge through classroom instruction, design studio work, hands-on projects, and industry internships.
Educational Qualification:
Completion of 10+2 or equivalent from a recognized board in any stream (Science, Commerce, or Arts).
Minimum Marks:
Typically requires 45–50% aggregate marks in 10+2 (varies by institute).
Admission Process:
Most institutions offer direct admission based on merit.
Some may conduct entrance tests, portfolio evaluations, or interviews.
3 years (6 semesters)
Basics of Interior Design
Design Principles and Color Theory
Space Planning and Ergonomics
Architectural Drawing and Drafting
Furniture and Fixture Design
Building Materials and Construction Techniques
Lighting and Acoustics
Computer-Aided Design (CAD)
3D Modeling and Visualization
History of Art and Design
Professional Practice and Project Management
Internship and Final Design Project/Portfolio
Subject names may vary slightly between universities.
Interior space analysis and layout planning
Creativity and design visualization
Technical drawing and CAD software proficiency
Material knowledge and cost estimation
Client communication and project execution
Time and team management
Graduates of B.Sc. in Interior Design can work in:
Interior Design Firms
Architectural Companies
Real Estate and Property Development
Furniture Manufacturing Companies
Retail and Commercial Space Design
Set and Exhibition Design
Freelance or Independent Interior Design Practice
Interior Designer
Space Planner
Furniture Designer
Design Consultant
CAD Technician
Visual Merchandiser
Set Designer
M.Sc. in Interior Design
M.A. in Interior Architecture
M.Des. (Master of Design)
MBA in Design Management or Project Management
Diploma/Certificate Courses in CAD, 3D Design, or Sustainable Design
