INTERIOR DESIGN - ID Course: 7580108
Standard programme
4 years - Bachelor of Arts with major in Interior Design
Interior design is all about how we experience spaces. It’s a powerful, essential part of our daily lives and affects how we live, work, play, and even heal. Comfortable homes, functional workplaces, beautiful public spaces—that’s interior design at work.
Designers craft spaces that anticipate our needs and appeal to our emotions while pulling from a broad set of skills and technical knowledge. Interior design has changed dramatically since the early 20th century when it was just beginning to emerge as a profession.
Interior designers are expected to have the working knowledge of:
- Textiles, materials, color, space planning, sustainability, and more
- Software applications for 2D & 3D computer-aided design (CAD) and building information modeling (BIM)
- Structural requirements, health, and safety issues, and building codes
Today, interior designers work with contractors, architects, engineers, craftsmen, furniture dealers, and business and homeowners. To become a successful interior designer, you need a well-rounded education and the skills to work within many disciplines (architecture; graphic design; decorative arts; and textile, furniture, and lighting design).
POSSIBLE CAREERS IN INTERIOR DESIGN
Career Path: Interior Designer
Related Careers:
- Furniture Designer
- Exhibition Designer
- Stage Designer
- Architecture
- Decorative arts
- Lighting design
In addition to the standard program courses, students of interior design department have the opportunity to participate in other activities such as modeling club, furniture club.., they also have chances to attended at the exciting activities from other departments and university. Our Faculty frequently associates with the following organizations: HAWA (Association of Woodworking Vietnam), companies produce furniture accessories such as Häfele, BLUM, Vinh Tuong, construction companies to help students develop comprehensive knowledge and professional skills.
With its strong professional focus, our Faculty gives you access to internships and designers with real-world experience — invaluable connections that will serve you throughout your career. From 2008, the Interior Design Department held a successful internship program in last semester for interior design students at the Shute University (Taiwan). After graduation, students have more opportunities to receive Master degree scholarships in Taiwan. Recently our graduated students now continue pursuing doctoral research in South Korea and Taiwan.
MODULES
- SEMESTER 1 (YEAR 1)
- SEMESTER 2 (YEAR 1)
- SEMESTER 3 (YEAR 2)
- SEMESTER 4 (YEAR 2)
- SEMESTER 5 (YEAR 3)
- SEMESTER 6 (YEAR 3)
- SUMMER SEMESTER (YEAR 3)
- SEMESTER 7 (YEAR 4)
- SEMESTER 8 (YEAR 4)
English Community 1 | Skills for sustainable development | Swimming (Compulsory) | National Defense Education - 3rd Course |
Fundamentals of Informatics 1 | Analyzing the Natural World | Drawing 1 | History of Fine Arts |
English Community 2 | Learning methods in university | Teamwork Skills | National Defense Education - 1st Course |
Fundamentals of Informatics 2 | Visual Fundamentals | Drawing 2 | Design Methodology |
Architectural Drawing | Introduction to composition in decoration | Interdisciplinary projects Trash to treasure design, Fabric design 1, Fabric design 2, Leather 1, Leather 2, Dyeing techniques, Jewelry 1, Jewelry 2, Ceramics 1, Ceramics 2, Wood design, Advanced furniture design, Lighting devices, Event Identity Design, Traditional product and Gift, Poster Design, Editorial Design, Calendar Design, Makeup Arts |
English Community 3 | National Defense Education - 2nd Course | Drawing 3 | Perspective Drawing |
Interior construction and materials | Interior Design Software 1 | Interior Design Principles |
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Interdisciplinary projects Trash to treasure design, Fabric design 1, Fabric design 2, Leather 1, Leather 2, Dyeing techniques, Jewelry 1, Jewelry 2, Ceramics 1, Ceramics 2, Wood design, Advanced furniture design, Lighting devices, Event Identity Design, Traditional product and Gift, Poster Design, Editorial Design, Calendar Design, Makeup Arts |
Writing and Presenting Skills | Drawing 4 | Human factors | History of Interior design |
Lighting Design | Development of Interior Drawing | Presentation techniques | Studio Design 1 |
The Basic Principles of Marxism - Leninism | Furniture Design (Foundation) | Studio Design 2 | Landscape Design |
Ho Chi Minh Ideology | Studio Design 4 | Special Courses | Studio Design 3 |
Interdisciplinary projects Trash to treasure design, Fabric design 1, Fabric design 2, Leather 1, Leather 2, Dyeing techniques, Jewelry 1, Jewelry 2, Ceramics 1, Ceramics 2, Wood design, Advanced furniture design, Lighting devices, Event Identity Design, Traditional product and Gift, Poster Design, Editorial Design, Calendar Design, Makeup Arts |
Graduation Internship |
Revolutionary Way of Communist Party of Vietnam | Introduction to Legislation | Studio Design 5 | Studio Design 6 |
Professional Practice & Ethics & Portfolio | Interdisciplinary projects Trash to treasure design, Fabric design 1, Fabric design 2, Leather 1, Leather 2, Dyeing techniques, Jewelry 1, Jewelry 2, Ceramics 1, Ceramics 2, Wood design, Advanced furniture design, Lighting devices, Event Identity Design, Traditional product and Gift, Poster Design, Editorial Design, Calendar Design, Makeup Arts |
Integrated Project or Graduation Thesis |
Note:
- Students who do not pass the English program must take additional English courses depending on their ability, including preparatory English 1, 2, 3.
- Students must meet the required English output standards.
- Students take the MOS certification exam on MS.Word, Excel according to regulations.
SUBJECT INFORMATIONS
Start your own practice, work for a small or large firm, or specialize in a particular skill (such as lighting) or a specific area (such as hospitality). The possibilities are endless—and they’re expanding every day. 100% of our graduate students were employed or pursuing further education within six months of graduation (2016-17 academic year).