Interior spaces change as society changes. To create spaces that work, we need to understand the context within which the space exists. Studying interior architecture and design is key to developing this understanding.

That’s why we offer interior architecture degrees and interior design courses. Your design studies will focus on how the commercial, residential and industrial spaces we use every day need to change as requirements evolve. 

Learn about what people and businesses need, then craft and perfect your skills to assist with finishing and furnishing interiors. Gain the management expertise to guide your projects through to completion, including the ability to demonstrate how furniture, fittings, surfaces and colour schemes fit into your interior design project. 

It doesn’t matter if your career aspirations are in design management, consultancy, project work, or something else entirely — our courses will give you the design skills you need to succeed.

Browse our courses to find detailed course information, application dates, entry requirements, fees, subjects, ATAR requirements and more. 

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Change of Preference Expo

Explore your options and get personalised advice based on your Year 12 results. Friday 13 December, Hawthorn campus.

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Swinburne graduate designs Serotonin Eatery

Swinburne graduate designs wellbeing café, Serotonin Eatery

With help from her Interior Architecture and Communication Design double degree, Emily Hazell was able to open her dream café, Serotonin Eatery. Carefully curated design features and mood-boosting ingredients are set to improve your happiness, bite by bite!

    • Design

    Photomedia graduates capture their lockdown experiences

    Bachelor of Design graduates who majored in photomedia captured their lived experiences of COVID-19 lockdown in a rich collection of images, film, sound, projection and installation art.

    Friday 14 May 2021
    • Design
    • Sustainability

    New research into soil used for building

    Dr Gergana Rusenova commences an Australia-Germany research project into textile-reinforced granular materials that are more sustainable and efficient.

    Tuesday 30 March 2021

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