BA (Hons) Interior Design at Regent's University London aims to teach students how to shape the way that people experience the spaces where they live, work and connect.

Regent's BA (Hons) Interior Design offers a personalised, industry-connected degree that combines creative experimentation, technical development and professional practice, supporting students to develop an individual design voice and distinctive portfolio.

Based in the heart of London's Regent's Park, on an 11-acre private campus with on-site accommodation available, students benefit from a close creative network while using London as a design laboratory. Through live briefs, site-based projects and engagement with practitioners, they respond to interiors, buildings and stakeholders across the city.

Students develop ideas through drawing, model-making, material experimentation, full-scale testing and digital design. They gain skills in sketching, CAD, 3D modelling, prototyping and visual communication, using professional software and specialist facilities including 3D printing and laser cutting.

The course explores interior design beyond aesthetics, considering materiality, atmosphere, inhabitation and the ways spaces shape wellbeing, identity and belonging. Students learn to create adaptive, inclusive and sustainable interiors while responding to environmental, cultural and commercial contexts.

With small class sizes, industry engagement, opportunities for placements and study abroad within a community representing more than 130 nationalities, Regent’s offers an ambitious, internationally connected education for the next generation of interior designers.

School: School of Arts & Culture
Course: BA (Hons) Interior Design
Type: Undergraduate
Location: London, UK
Course dates: BA (Hons) three-year pathway: September 2026 to July 2029; BA (Hons) four-year pathway with Foundation: September 2026 or January 2027 to July 2030.
Application deadline: 21 August 2026

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What will I learn during this course?

– interior and spatial design through studio-based projects
– drawing, model-making and full-scale prototyping as iterative design processes
– digital design and visualisation, including CAD and 3D modelling
– material exploration, lighting and atmosphere in interior environments
– research and critical thinking informed by design history and theory
– communication through drawings, models, written work and presentations
– understanding of human-centred design, user experience, wellbeing and spatial storytelling
– the role of AI in the interior design profession
– professional practice, collaboration and engagement with industry

What are the requirements?

– secondary education equivalent to UK A-levels (or international equivalent)
– a portfolio of creative work demonstrating visual and spatial thinking
– an interview as part of the admissions process.

Applicants who do not meet the requirements for direct entry can join the four-year pathway with an integrated Foundation year. International applicants must meet Regent's English language requirements.

What facilities and resources are available?

Our interior design course is based in Regent's Park, central London, where students can access:

– dedicated interior design studios with access to workspaces and storage
– CAD and Mac labs with large-format printing
– 3D workshops including wood workshop, laser cutting and 3D printing facilities
– film and photography studios with access to media services for equipment loan
– physical and digital library resources specialising in interiors, art, architecture and design
– Adobe Creative Cloud access

These facilities support a hands-on approach combining digital and physical making.

What career prospects can I expect upon graduating?

After completing the course, our graduates could work across interior design and the wider creative industries.

Career pathways include:

– interior design or interior architecture
– spatial design
– exhibition or set design
– retail or commercial design
– residential interior design
– furniture or product design
– visualisation and digital design roles
– interior design writing and publishing

The interdisciplinary nature of the interior design course provides potential for graduates to explore wider fields connected to design, real estate and project management. Graduates may also progress to postgraduate study or develop independent and entrepreneurial practices. Our students develop these skills through live projects, placements and portfolio development.

Who teaches this course?

– Owain Caruana-Davies, course leader BA Interior Design
– Laoura Englezou, director of programmes Architecture and Interior Design
– Joshua Waterstone, design tutor
– Antonis Anagnostidis, design tutor
– Eddie Chan, design tutor
– Celeste Williams, technical demonstrator
– Dragan Pavlovic, history and theory tutor
– Joveria Baig, professional practice tutor
– Kristina Bonnington, history and theory tutor

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