Interior Architecture is one of the four related degrees in Architecture, Architectural Design and Technology, and Architectural Engineering within the world class School of the Built Environment at the University of Salford. This Interior Architecture programme aims to produce graduates who combine highly imaginative creative design skills with the sound technical and management knowledge base that is essential for success in today’s design, architecture and construction industries. A key challenge for society today is to find ways of re-using in a sustainable way the large stock of vacant existing buildings. This is an important area of work for Interior Architects and this programme covers issues of heritage, preservation and the management of building regeneration.

You will study with other architecture students and collaborate with other built environment disciplines which focus on the 'making of buildings’. You will work on real-life commercial and community-based projects, gaining practical experience to support your development. Throughout the course you will be developed professionally to ensure that you are working to the standards recognised by Interior Architecture/Design professional bodies.

In your first year you will study a range of topics to develop your design skills in hand drawing, model making and digital design, alongside an introduction to the technical and theoretical aspects of architecture and design. Your second year offers further specialist modules and you will also work with other built environment students to complete a project. In your final year, you will continue to develop your design, technical and professional skills as you advance your knowledge of interior architecture.

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