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OVERVIEW

Our course will give you the educational and creative framework - and the necessary contacts - to launch you on your path to becoming an interior designer.

From the outset, you'll set about amassing a huge range of skills, including drawing, photography, model-making, measuring and documenting spaces and buildings.

You'll study design in all its forms - architectural, commercial and retail, residential, furniture, set and exhibition designs. Much of the work will be done on your feet as you visit local sites and examine their features.

You'll enjoy frequent visits to the rich cultural array of galleries, shops and museums on our doorstep in London.

HOW YOU'LL BE ASSESSED

We assess all modules at the end of the academic year. Although each module is assessed separately against specific criteria, the assessed work will form part of an overall academic 'portfolio'.

Design studio work is assessed within a design portfolio and supporting studies are normally assessed in the form of a bound report or within the portfolio. We assess online and multi-media submissions appropriately. There are no closed-book examinations.

Feedback is provided within 15 working days in line with UEL's assessment and feedback policy.