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BA Interior Design with Fashion and Design Foundation
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Interior design with fashion and design foundation brings together spatial design and the contextual preparation that allows students to approach an interior design degree with the creative and conceptual grounding to make the most of it. Good interior design, as the programme at Regent's University London emphasises, positively affects everyday lives and can be of vital importance in creating a better and more sustainable future. Interiors shape how people feel in the spaces where they live, work, learn and heal, and the designers who create those spaces must understand not only aesthetics but the relationship between space, light, material and human experience. This four-year full-time programme begins with a fashion and design foundation year that develops creative and contextual thinking across design disciplines before you focus on interior design in the main degree. You will learn to consider the importance of location, context and client, developing the skills to move from brief to concept to execution with professional rigour. The programme teaches design as a purposeful act, not decoration for its own sake, but a response to the needs of the people who will inhabit and use the spaces you design. A year abroad gives you the opportunity to encounter different design cultures, architectural traditions and interior environments, deepening your visual understanding and creative range. Regent's University London's central London location is a genuine resource for interior design students, providing access to design showrooms, cultural institutions, exhibitions and a professional design community of international significance. Graduates pursue careers as interior designers in residential, commercial and hospitality practice, in set and production design, exhibition design, retail design and property development. Some move into styling, art direction or design consultancy, while others use their spatial thinking skills in broader design and creative roles. Postgraduate study in interior architecture, spatial design or design management is a natural route for those who wish to develop their practice or move into research.
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