Course Overview
The Interior Design Engineering program prepares students to create functional, aesthetically pleasing, and sustainable interior spaces.
This interdisciplinary program combines design principles with technical knowledge, emphasizing both creativity and practicality in interior environments.
By blending creative design with technical expertise, graduates are prepared to excel in a dynamic industry, contributing to the enhancement of environments where people live, work, and interact.
Entry Requirements
Bachelor of Interior Design
The curriculum progresses from mathematics, physics, drawing, drafting, materials, and design foundations to advanced interior construction, building systems, lighting, acoustics, sustainability, professional practice, manufacturing details, and comprehensive design studios.
4-Year Curriculum Overview
Foundation Courses
- Fundamental Mathematics
- General Physics
- Statistics and Probabilities
- Engineering Drawing
- ICDL Techniques
- Academic English for Engineering
- Differentiation & Integration Mathematics
- Electrical Physics
- Introduction to Computer Programming
- Academic Writing Techniques
- Soft Skills Techniques
- Introduction to Material Science
Core Courses
- Workshop Technology
- Material Properties
- Free Drawing
- Introduction to Interior Design
- Perspective and Shadow
- Design Foundations
- Research & Methods
- Architectural Drawing and Drafting
- Design Studio I
- Color & Lighting Design
- Digital Drafting Media
- Interior Construction & Materials
Advanced Core Courses
- History of Interior Design
- Thermal Comfort & Indoor Air Quality
- Structures I
- Design Studio II
- Advanced Interior Construction & Materials
- Building Systems
- Design Studio III
- Sustainable Design
- Acoustics
- Electrical Systems for Buildings
- Industrial Drawing
- Special Topic I
Specialization Courses
- Design Studio IV
- Smart & Sustainable Interiors
- Building Codes & Regulations
- Professional Practice & Ethics
- Manufacturing of Interior Detailing
- Design Studio V
- Advanced Design Studio
- Islamic History and Design
- Special Topic II
- Special Topic III
- Capstone Engineering Design Project
What You Will Learn
Create functional, aesthetically pleasing, and context-sensitive interior spaces.
Apply construction methods, materials, structures, and building systems.
Design for lighting, color, acoustics, thermal comfort, and indoor air quality.
Work with building codes, ethics, digital drafting, detailing, and project management.
Real-World Application
The Capstone Engineering Design Project allows students to combine creative design, technical detailing, sustainability, building systems, professional practice, and visual presentation into a complete interior design proposal.