The Interior Architecture / Interior Design master's program is aimed at graduates of bachelor's degrees in interior architecture or interior design. The program aims to help students apply creative and responsible solutions individually in the fields of interior architecture and interior design by developing the competencies and specialized knowledge they have acquired at the bachelor's level. Strongly connected to the vibrant and dynamic city of Berlin, the program is conducted entirely in English and is designed to help students understand their roles and responsibilities as interior designers in different physical and cultural contexts - whether locally or globally. Graduates who complete the program will be competent to propose solutions to complex and creative problems in their field by using their in-depth knowledge of interiors, design skills, and understanding of various interior discourses related to the built environment, technology, art, and geographical, social, sociocultural, and political contexts.

Berlin International Education Concept

The learning environment created at Berlin International is student-centered and practical. Our educational approach focuses on project-based learning; students participate in both individual and group work, supporting their professional and personal development while enhancing their teamwork skills. All undergraduate programs at Berlin International are conducted in English. The combination of our diverse student body and academic staff with our global network provides us with the opportunity to offer a truly international academic experience.

Program Curriculum

In a practical and supportive learning environment, the internationally experienced faculty encourages students to develop their existing knowledge and broaden their professional horizons.

In the first year of the Interior Architecture / Interior Design program, students are offered various design and research opportunities. An advanced visualization course and two fast-paced, real-life design workshops enable students to use and enhance all their professional skills. Elective courses in design and technology allow students to deepen their knowledge in a specific area they choose.

The second year includes additional design and research opportunities as well as the elective course Theory and Communication. In the final semester, students apply and develop the skills they have acquired by completing a master's thesis and a master's design project on a subject of their choice.

Admission Requirements

This master's program is a consecutive program aimed at graduates of the Interior Architecture / Interior Design department, and a bachelor's degree in Interior Architecture / Interior Design is required for application.