Bachelor Of Interior Design (Honours) (22051)

Program Overview

Humber’s Bachelor of Interior Design degree program is designed to blend creativity with practical design thinking. Graduates are equipped to problem-solve and explore design environments that enhance human experiences. The program emphasizes hands-on learning through engaging interior design studios, where students master an evidence-based design process and develop essential presentation and professional practice skills. Collaborative projects reflect real-world industry practices, while observational field trips connect classroom theories with actual built environments. In the fourth year, students work with industry mentors on a significant interior design project, from concept to construction documentation. Additionally, a self-directed volunteer project allows students to apply their design passion to community-focused initiatives, collaborating with organizations like Habitat for Humanity and local shelters.

Program Structure

The Bachelor of Interior Design program spans 8 semesters, providing a comprehensive education in interior design. The program structure includes:

• Engaging studio courses that foster creativity and practical skills.
• Field experiences that allow students to apply their learning in real-world settings.
• Opportunities for collaboration with industry professionals and mentors.
• Self-directed projects that emphasize community engagement and social responsibility.
• Optional co-operative education, allowing students to gain paid work experience in their field.

Students will also participate in a Professional Practice course, which prepares them for securing field experiences. The program includes a dedicated career and work-integrated learning advisor to support students throughout their journey. The curriculum is designed to adapt to industry changes, ensuring that students are well-prepared for their future careers.

Featured Experiences

• Hands-on learning through engaging interior design studios.
• Observational field trips that connect classroom theories with real-world applications.
• Collaboration with industry mentors on large-scale design projects.
• Self-directed volunteer projects that support community initiatives.
• Field Experience course with 420 hours of practical application in the industry.
• Optional co-operative education for paid work terms in the field.

Career Options

Graduates of the Bachelor of Interior Design program can pursue various career paths in Canada, including:

• Interior Designer: Create functional and aesthetically pleasing spaces for residential, commercial, and institutional clients.
• Design Consultant: Provide expert advice on design projects, helping clients achieve their vision while adhering to budget and timelines.
• Project Manager: Oversee design projects from conception to completion, ensuring that all aspects are executed efficiently and effectively.
• Space Planner: Analyze and design interior spaces to optimize functionality and flow, often working with architects and builders.
• Exhibition Designer: Design and create engaging displays for museums, galleries, and trade shows, focusing on visitor experience and interaction.

These roles allow graduates to make a significant impact on the built environment, enhancing the quality of life for individuals and communities.

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