Online Structured BA (Hons) Interior Design
About this course
Study for a degree in Interior Design online with our award-winning course. Learn from industry insiders and graduate ready for a career in interior design. This structured online course has been developed for students who can't commit to full-time study or wish to work alongside gaining a professional qualification.
Designed to nurture, develop and equip you with a broad range of interior design skills and professional practice, you'll learn to collaborate with tutors and peers on exciting projects made possible by KLC School of Design's extensive industry and community links.
As the course progresses, you'll gain self-confidence and develop a real sense that design is a tool for social change and ethical innovation. Upon graduating, you'll be industry-ready for commercial and residential design with support from KLC’s successful careers team.
Modules
Our online BA (Hons) course in Interior Design commences each September. The course comprises of 15 terms of 12 weeks each, with generous breaks in-between each term.
Study time/coursework requires a minimum of 20 hours per week.
The online modules are exactly the same as onsite, but due to the course being delivered part-time, the timing of the delivery is different to that of the full-time onsite course.
Induction courses will be provided for all challenging new systems and interfaces including use of the online/onsite library facilities, the VLE, conferencing systems and all software programmes covered in the level 4 Digital Tools module (IDD 4.6), level 5 Technical Communication module (IDD 5.5), and the level 6 Construction, Technology and the Environment module (IDD 6.2).
As part of level 4 studies, you will be required to initiate a Personal Development Plan (PDP) that will be regularly reviewed and updated, and continued through Level 5 and Level 6 studies in order to encourage you to be an independent learner.
Learning is supported by the following learning and teaching activities:
• Field trips and site visits (where possible recorded for online students)
• Onsite/online lectures/workshops
• Onsite/online seminars (peer- / tutor-led)
• Group and team work
• Individual / group tutorials
• Pin-ups and discussion of work in progress
• Critiques and reviews
• External speakers and specialist talks
• Projects
• Debate
• Presentations / portfolio review
• Critiques and reviews
• Independent learning and self-directed study
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