BA (Hons) in Interior Design/ Interiors

Undergraduate Entry Requirements

Academic Qualifications: Applicants should have successfully completed their secondary education with a minimum overall score of 60% or equivalent in their respective country's grading system.

English language proficiency:

• MOI letter is a mandatory requirement.

Istituto Marangoni offers a range of scholarships and financial aid opportunities for international students who demonstrate exceptional talent, academic excellence, and financial need. These scholarships are designed to support students in pursuing their studies at one of the world’s leading fashion and design institutions, ensuring that talented individuals from all around the globe have the chance to experience a world-class education.

Merit-Based Scholarships: Istituto Marangoni provides merit-based scholarships to students who demonstrate outstanding academic performance or exceptional creative abilities in the fields of fashion, design, and the arts. These scholarships are awarded based on the applicant’s portfolio, academic achievements, and overall potential in their chosen program. Merit-based scholarships help to make the high-quality education at Istituto Marangoni more accessible to talented students worldwide.

Early Application Scholarships: To encourage early enrollment and reward students who demonstrate and foresight in their educational plans, Istituto Marangoni offers early application scholarships. These scholarships are granted to students who apply to their desired program well before the deadline, ensuring they secure their place and financial assistance ahead of time.

Alumni Scholarships: Istituto Marangoni values its global alumni network and offers special scholarships to the children of alumni. These scholarships provide an opportunity for the next generation of creative talents to benefit from the institution's prestigious programs, building on the legacy of previous students who have succeeded in the fashion, design, and creative industries.

Country-Specific Scholarships: Istituto Marangoni provides a number of country-specific scholarships aimed at promoting diversity within its student body. These scholarships are designed for students from specific countries or regions, enabling talented individuals from underrepresented areas to access world-class education. Country-specific scholarships may vary by year and eligibility criteria, so it is important for students to check the institution’s official website for the most up-to-date information.

Partner Scholarships: Istituto Marangoni also partners with industry leaders, fashion brands, and cultural organizations to offer scholarships that help students access specialized programs. These scholarships often come with additional benefits, such as internship opportunities, mentoring, or networking with industry professionals, giving students a direct pathway into their future careers.

Graduates of the BA (Hons) in Interior Design/Interiors program at Istituto Marangoni are well-equipped to embark on successful careers in the diverse and dynamic field of interior design. With the program's focus on creativity, technical expertise, and industry engagement, graduates can pursue various roles across residential, commercial, hospitality, and retail sectors. 

Interior Designer: Interior designers are responsible for designing and creating functional, aesthetically pleasing, and sustainable interior spaces. They work on residential, commercial, hospitality, and public space projects, tailoring designs to meet clients' needs while maintaining a strong understanding of layout, color, and material choices.

Spatial Planner: Spatial planners focus on optimizing the use of space to ensure that interiors are not only visually appealing but also practical and functional. They work in both residential and commercial settings, using their knowledge of design principles to improve the flow and efficiency of interior layouts.

Lighting Designer: Lighting designers specialize in creating lighting plans that enhance the ambiance, functionality, and safety of interior spaces. They choose lighting systems, fixtures, and placement to complement a room’s aesthetic while ensuring it serves its intended purpose.

Furniture Designer: Furniture designers develop custom-made furniture pieces tailored to the style and functionality of the interior spaces they design. They collaborate with interior designers and architects to create bespoke pieces that enhance the overall design of a space.

Sustainability Consultant: With a growing demand for eco-friendly interior design, sustainability consultants guide design projects to ensure they adhere to green building standards. They help choose environmentally friendly materials, promote energy-efficient designs, and integrate sustainable practices into interior design projects.

3D Visualizer/Renderer: 3D visualizers and renderers are responsible for creating digital representations of interior designs. Using advanced design software, they produce realistic renderings that allow clients to visualize the final design before the actual construction or renovation begins.

Set Designer: Set designers work in the entertainment industry, creating and designing interior sets for movies, television shows, and theater productions. They use their knowledge of design to create immersive environments that align with the vision of directors and producers.

Exhibition Designer: Exhibition designers specialize in creating engaging, interactive, and informative spaces for museums, galleries, trade shows, and events. They focus on creating layouts and designs that highlight exhibits, products, or collections, ensuring they are presented in a way that is both visually appealing and educational.

Retail Design Specialist: Retail design specialists focus on designing commercial spaces, such as stores and showrooms, to enhance the shopping experience. They create spaces that attract customers, optimize product displays, and ensure a functional layout that aligns with the brand identity.

Project Manager in Interior Design: Project managers in interior design oversee the entire design process, from concept to execution. They coordinate teams of designers, contractors, and clients, ensuring that projects stay on schedule, within budget, and meet the client’s expectations.

Interior Stylist: Interior stylists focus on the aesthetic elements of a space, such as furniture arrangement, color schemes, and decor. They help clients style their homes or businesses by selecting and arranging decor items that enhance the overall look and feel of a space.

Design Consultant: Interior design consultants offer expert advice to clients on design choices, including layout, materials, and colors. They assess the client's needs and offer personalized recommendations, often working on both residential and commercial projects.

Renovation Specialist: Renovation specialists focus on transforming existing interiors, often involving extensive remodeling. They use their design knowledge to update, improve, or reconfigure spaces while ensuring that the new designs blend seamlessly with the existing architecture.

Virtual Reality Designer: With the rise of immersive technologies, virtual reality designers create interactive, 3D environments that can be used for design simulations, allowing clients to experience and navigate spaces before they are physically built or renovated.

Urban Designer: Urban designers focus on the planning and design of public spaces, integrating elements of interior design into larger-scale urban developments. They work on projects such as parks, community spaces, and public buildings, ensuring that interior spaces within these environments are functional and aesthetically pleasing.

Interior Design Educator: Graduates with a passion for teaching can pursue careers as interior design educators, imparting their knowledge and skills to the next generation of designers. They may work in universities, design schools, or as private tutors.