Interior Design

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Field Name — Interior Design
Field Code — 82-41-M/11
Form of Study — Full-time, 4 years
Completion — Graduation Exam
Certification — Graduation Certificate

This field is suitable for those interested in designing furniture or creating interior visualisations. Students will gain knowledge of various technological processes and how to work with a variety of materials (paper, wood, metal, glass). They will also develop skills in drawing, painting, photography, and computer graphics, among others. The ability to design and create professionally-looking visualisations using computer software is a significant advantage for future careers.

The curriculum includes theoretical knowledge in creating technical drawings, construction and project documentation, art history, design history, as well as basics of marketing and economics.

Specialised subjects are taught in specialised classrooms and workrooms. Our workrooms are equipped with professional machinery (e.g., engraving laser, 3D printer). We ensure that students always have the opportunity to work with modern equipment and tools. Students will receive free licenses for Adobe software for use both at school and at home.

Examples of student work can be found HERE in gallery.

Graduates are well-prepared for university studies in artistic fields and foreign languages.

WHAT CAN STUDENTS EXPECT DURING THEIR STUDIES?

Orientation course, Skiing and rafting courses
Outdoor landscape art course in the 1st and 2nd year
Seminars, lectures, excursions, workshops, exhibition visits, and more
Project work, collaboration with companies, implementation of public contracts
Field exhibitions of student works
Opportunities to go on professional internships abroad through the Erasmus+ programme (Germany, Spain, Ireland, Malta, Finland, Lithuania). Upon completion, students receive the Europass Mobility Certificate, which enhances their job prospects
Continuous professional practice at contracted workplaces in the 3rd year, lasting approximately 10–15 working days

SPECIALISED SUBJECTS

History of Art, History of Design, Visual Preparation, Figurative Drawing, Computer Graphics, Economics and Management, Marketing Communication, 3D Visualization, Construction Preparation, Technology, Interior Design and Planning, Furniture Design, Digital Photography

For more details about the subjects and their time allocations, refer to the curriculum plan.

curriculum plan

LANGUAGE STUDIES

Students can study up to 3 foreign languages (options include English, German, French, Spanish, Russian, and Portuguese):

1st foreign language – proficiency level B1–B2 according to the Common European Framework of Reference (CEFR)
2nd foreign language – proficiency level B1 according to CEFR

Students can earn certificates from the international exams FIRST (B2) and PET (B1) during their studies, which can help in the university admissions process and enhance their prospects in the job market. These certificates can also substitute some parts of the graduation exam in English.

Students have the opportunity to participate in numerous projects and competitions in the foreign languages taught at the school. They regularly succeed in regional and national rounds designed for the best language learners from secondary schools and vocational schools. Some interesting opportunities include the KONTEXT regional competition, which focuses on comprehension of specialised English texts, and the Juvenes Translatores competition for young translation talents within the European Union.