Interior Architecture BA(Hons)

The BA (Hons) Interior Architecture at the University of Brighton is a creative and professionally focused programme that explores the design, transformation, and adaptation of interior spaces to enhance the way people live, work, and interact. The course combines architectural thinking with interior design principles, enabling students to develop skills in spatial design, sustainability, materiality, digital modelling, technical drawing, and project development. Through studio-based learning, design projects, and industry engagement, students learn how to create innovative, functional, and aesthetically engaging environments while considering social, cultural, and environmental factors. Graduates are well prepared for careers in interior architecture, interior design, spatial design, exhibition design, retail design, workplace design, and related creative industries. A typical career plan involves starting as an Interior Designer, Interior Architectural Assistant, Spatial Designer, or Design Consultant, gaining professional experience on residential, commercial, hospitality, or public-sector projects, and progressing into senior design, project management, creative direction, or independent practice roles within the architecture and design industry.