Bachelor of Arts [B.A] [Interior Architecture and Design] From University of Portsmouth

• Develop concepts and designs in a lively studio environment that mimics what you'll experience in your career
• Critically debate the history and theory of interior architecture and design
• Develop your technical skills and get an understanding of the rigours and ethics of professional practice
• Work on live projects with the Project Office, our in-house architectural practice
• Access our well-equipped studios, packed with the latest tech including 3D scanning and printing tools and the latest computer-aided design (CAD) software
• Have opportunities to go on site visits and field trips in the UK and beyond, including a European city in your first yearÊ*

• Get the chance to take advantage of our strong industry connections to build your professional network

After your second year, you can choose to do a work placement year to get valuable work experience in the industry.

Previous students have completed work placements at organisations such as:

• Squire & Partners
• Kier
• Hampshire County Council Property Services
• Karen Millen

Interested in running your own business on your placement year instead? You can start up and run your own company for a year as an alternative to a work-based placement. You'll work alone or with fellow students to build and launch a successful venture.

After the course, you'll have plenty of career options. Previous graduates have gone on to work in multi-disciplinary architectural design practices, commercial and retail practices, brand consultancies and film studios in roles such as:

• interior designer
• model maker
• visual merchandiser
• computer visualiser
• Part 1 architectural assistant
• film studio props designer

Others have gone on to work in industries such as such as education, events planning and retail management.

You could also continue your studies at postgraduate level.

When you finish the course, our Careers and Employability service can help you find a job that puts your skills to work. You can get help, advice and support for up to 5 years as you advance in your career.