



Live Projects: Work on real design problems, including adaptive reuse, healthcare interior and cultural spaces, gaining first-hand exposure to on-site conditions and user-specific projects.
Custom Pathways: Access a flexible master’s in interior design curriculum that allows you to interact with architecture, healthcare, product design and management, allowing you to personalise you’re learning and sharpen your core interests.
Portfolio Launch: Develop a strong portfolio through studio assignments and electives that train you to think beyond styling, helping you deliver designs that respond to utility and spatial character, with sustainable and responsible outcomes.

Lab Work
Tools such as Rhino, Grasshopper, V-Ray, and BIM, supported by training in material and model-making labs.
Lab Work
Tools such as Rhino, Grasshopper, V-Ray, and BIM, supported by training in material and model-making labs.
Program Details
Design interior environments that balance function, aesthetics, and sustainability through adaptive reuse, user-centric responses, and transformation of underutilised spaces.
Conduct research-led design projects using post-occupancy evaluation, user activity mapping and ethnographic studies to create evidence-based interior solutions.
Build technical fluency in Rhino, Grasshopper, V-Ray, KeyShot and BIM, while gaining applied learning through material explorations and lighting simulations.
Gain readiness for independent and collaborative practice through project management principles, site coordination and inter-professional collaboration for roles in studio-based consultancies and cross-functional teams.
Complete a thesis and 45-day practical training project, showcasing conceptual, technical and executional capabilities for real briefs and clients.
Our meaningful collaborations with industry leaders and global universities enhance your career opportunities and higher education pathways.
Placements


Admissions Path
Selection Criteria
Merit List based on qualifying exam score, SOP & POW or PGCUET
Note
Provisional Admission Offer to selected candidates based on Merit & Vacancy
Program Eligibility
You must successfully complete B.Des. (Interior Design), B.Arch, BE Civil, BTech Civil, or an equivalent degree from a recognized university with a minimum of 50% aggregate marks or equivalent.
You can qualify through MAHE Merit list based on your academics.
OR
Appear for PGCUET 2026.
Curriculum and Fees
Foundation in spatial design, design history and material studies through immersive studio practice; exploration of adaptive reuse, digital visualisation tools, project planning and branding through interiors, with an option for cross-disciplinary collaboration and electives in furniture, heritage and social design.
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