Bachelor - Interior Design (Commercial)
- 3 years
- Duration
- 33,725 AUD/year
- Price
- Rolling admission
- Start
- Rolling admission
- Deadline
- Bachelor
- Degree
- Mixed
- Format
- Multiple Locations / Australia
- Location
- Torrens University Australia
- School
Program description
A Bachelor of Interior Design (Commercial) degree prepares students to design the ever-changing characteristics of contemporary commercial environments, such as retail, hotels, restaurants, nightclubs, and workplaces. It anticipates online virtual commercial settings, engages with modern theory, and uses computer 3D modelling to portray spatial environments.
Throughout this course, you will investigate the theoretical and practical aspects of designing and fabricating commercial interiors - branding, lighting, sustainability, and materiality - in order to create settings that satisfy the needs of your clients. You'll learn how commercial interior design strategies are created and evaluated, as well as practical industry-based management skills like documentation, contract management, professional design practise, and cross-disciplinary interaction. Using industry standard software, you'll learn how to communicate information related to interior design, costing, and construction, as well as how to portray spatial contexts. The course immerses you in contemporary theory while also providing an overview of the leading interior-design trends and a look ahead.
A double degree with a Bachelor of Business is also available.
Program structure
Year 1
- Design Context
- Design Drawing
- Interior Design Practice
- Design Studio 1
- History of Interior Design and Decoration
- Construction and CAD
- Joinery and Finishes
- Design Studio 2
Year 2
- Computer 3D Modelling
- Design Research
- Environment Design 3 (Commercial)
- Design Studio 3
- Emerging Design Technologies (Commercial)
- Problem Based Learning Studio
- Discover, Define, Develop, Deliver
Year 3
- Systems and Documentation 2 (Commercial)
- Creative Thinking Process
- Scheduling Interiors 2 (Commercial)
- Social Enterprise
- Environment Design 4 (Commercial)
- Work Integrated Learning
- Systems and Documentation 3: Nominated
- Portfolio and Industry Experience
Elective subjects
Choose one elective
- Interaction Design
- Product Knowledge
- Message, Meaning, Media
- Fashion and Social Media
- Life through a lens
- Systems and Documentation 2 (Residential)
- Environment Design 2 (Residential)
- Systems and Documentation 3 (Residential)
- Project Management
- Foundations of Public Health
Price
Main fees
Standart subject fees - 4,216 AUD
Indicative annual fees - 33,725 AUD
Indicative total course tuition fees - 101,175 AUD
Additional fees and charges
- Testamur Replacement fee - 75 AUD
- Academic Transcript Replacement Fee - 30 AUD
- Student ID Card Replacement Fee - 20 AUD
- Late Payment Fee - 100 AUD
- Graduation Ticket - 255 AUD
- Photocopying fee - 8 - 40 cents
- Printing Fee - 8 - 40 cents
- Textbooks Varies across each unit of study
Requirements for applicants
Admission criteria
- Australian Year 12 or equivalent
English Language Proficiency
- IELTS (or equivalent) score of 6.0 minimum (Academic Module) or above, with no skills band less than 5.5
About the university
Torrens University, based on the work of predecessors, has become Australia's premier international university and vocational certified training organization. To provide a new, contemporary, and globally aware approach to higher education, we have partnered with illustrious institutions.
We deliver our programs both online and on our campuses, and we offer a wide variety of undergraduate, graduate, higher degree by research, and specialized degree programs.
Collaborations with businesses, academic institutions, sports teams, governmental agencies, and NGOs all bolster our efforts and increase their reach and impact.
There are two of our campuses in Sydney, four in Melbourne, one in Adelaide, two in Brisbane, one in the Blue Mountains, one on the Gold Coast, one in Auckland, and one in China.
All of our institutions are guided by the vision and principles that serve as their foundation.
Faculties
All of our departments are committed to providing their students with as many real-world learning experiences as possible so that they can enter the workforce as prepared as possible upon graduation.
We have such facultis as:
- Design
- Health
- Business
- Hospitality
- Technology
