The Undergraduate Interior Design Study Program has received Excellent Accreditation and is designed to be completed within eight semesters. The program provides students with the flexibility to develop comprehensive creative thinking while mastering core competencies in interior design, along with complementary areas of expertise such as furniture design, exhibition design, lighting design, and decorative design.

The Interior Design curriculum is structured progressively, covering various aspects of human activities, user needs, and spatial dimensions to build students’ understanding and design capabilities in a systematic way. The program focuses on developing creative skills and problem-solving abilities through the integration of technology and design software applications.

By implementing a blended learning system, interdisciplinary learning opportunities through impactful higher education programs, and the Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) pathway, students are given opportunities to enrich their academic experience. The RPL program is available for students with prior work experience as well as academic and non-academic achievements.