Graduate in Design

Interior design

The Master's in Interior Design is designed to provide design and cultural training, enabling students to develop design solutions suited to the multiple demands of a changing society characterized by current environmental, social and economic challenges. This course will deepen interests and knowledge in the context of the culture of living, cutting across boundaries between Design, Architecture and Urbanism. Projects will take shape that reflect new and diverse ways of experiencing and inhabiting the world.

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Critical, practice-based and contextual learning

Objectives

The Master's Degree in Interior Design offers in-depth and specialized training in interior design, consolidating an undergraduate degree, whether in Design, Architecture or another related area, and offering something more: more knowledge, more experience, more contact with national and international researchers, designers and architects who will encourage and pass on knowledge.

Valuing your ability to represent and design space, the Master's degree offers a high-level technical and cultural qualification in the refurbishment of buildings and the design of spatial environments in which light, materials and perceptual relationships with spaces are essential. It also provides you with a research path.

In the Master's in Interior Design you will find a vibrant place for contact with the job market, through partnerships with institutions and companies in the industrial and real estate sectors, and a context for emerging social challenges.  The workshop-based projects, led by specialists from different areas, will guide you in devising and bringing to life answers to specific challenges. The economical use of materials and resources, as well as the reuse of components and objects from demolition sites, will make you a designer who is sensitive to the sustainability of project practice, with entrepreneurial and research skills.

Structure, content and learning progression

Curriculum

Year — 1
Contextual Studies 90 HC 9 ECTS
Interior Project 240 HC 24 ECTS
Interior Design Lab 90 HC 12 ECTS
Advanced Virtual Models 90 HC 9 ECTS
Interior Construction Techniques 90 HC 6 ECTS
Year — 2

HC — Contact hours · ECTS — European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System

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Teaching, practice and research

Faculty

Enriching lives, opening minds

Erasmus+

Erasmus+, funded by the European Commission, supports personal and professional development across the European Union through mobility, training, and cooperation between organisations.

Advanced projects, spatial research and practices of inhabiting design

Interior Design in Action

Workshops, conferences, exhibitions and applied research experiences

Agenda & Events

Graduate 2025–2026

Calendar

Exams

Época especial · 03 — 04.09.2026

Year 2026–2027

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