MC275 - Master of Interior Design

Plan: MC275 - Master of Interior Design
Campus: City Campus

Learning outcomes

As a graduate of this program you will be able to:

Establish modes of practice that initiate and execute substantial interior design projects situated in contemporary interior design.
Respond to the challenges of contemporary interior design using an applied critical knowledge of relevant environmental, cultural, political, economic and ethical issues in a global context.
Engage in a team focused design practice approach and effectively liaise with key stakeholders, managing the expectations of partners and collaborators across sectors.
Generate innovative outcomes for interior design projects within a range of settings and engage stakeholders through a mastery of practice which synthesizes creative, critical, analytical, reflective and theoretical skills.
Use high level research principles and methods that enable a critical and strategic approach to interior design practice that demonstrate autonomy and accountability within a professional context.
Effectively and fluently disseminate design research to specialist and non-specialist audiences through a mastery of communication skills in a range of forms and media which shows a sophisticated understanding of the technical and theoretical frameworks of interior design.