MA in Interiors (Architecture and Design)

MA in Interiors (Architecture and Design)

Middlesex University London

Middlesex, London, UK
MA in Interiors (Architecture and Design)
Duration1 Year
LevelMasters Program
  • MA Interiors (Architecture & Design) encourages creative investigation, experimentation, and innovation in order to extend your knowledge and skills in the creation of new environments
  • On the course, students will develop their individual practice and approach to the design of interior spaces and places
  •  This course is structured to allow students to identify and explore their own particular interests within interiors, enabling them to investigate examples of conceptual and spatial manifestation and application
Fees componentsAmount
Tuition & fees1419880 INR
Hostel & Meals778601 INR
Transportation91278 INR
Personal Expenses115619 INR
Total985498 INR

Entry Criteria

Bachelors50.0%
  • Applicants with a good honours degree 2:2 or above, or equivalent qualification, in Interior Architecture, Architecture, Interior Design or Design, although other subjects may be valid is normally required
  • Applicants with other relevant qualifications will be considered
  • Applicants without formal qualifications need to demonstrate three years' relevant work experience and the ability to study at postgraduate level
ExamsIELTS: 6.5
  • With a minimum 6.0 in all components

PTE: 58
  • With 51 in all components

Additional info
  • Applicants who have 70% in Standard 12th will be waived from the English Language requirement
  • Applicants are required to submit a portfolio of their art and design work. Applicants may be invited to an interview. Some simple notes to help applicants prepare a portfolio:
    • Be selective about the work you show while continuing to show a range of skills and ability
    • Show the most recent work that you are most proud of
    • Consider how to present your work and the impression the overall look of your portfolio will have on the viewer
    • We like to see lots of work but don't overfill your portfolio - you should be able to carry it by yourself!
    • You do not need to bring large pieces of 3D work, photographs are sufficient
  • Sketchbooks are extremely important. They should be a 'diary' of applicants thinking and include observational and speculative drawings/sketches communicating a visual sensitivity. The evidence of how they develop and work through their ideas will be looked at by the university. Include photographs and collected images and importantly reaction, but avoid letting sketchbooks be merely scrapbooks
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