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Halmonds University Center For Management Studies,
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MSc in Interior Design

Semester-wise Syllabus for MSc in Interior Design

 

Semester 1: Foundations of Interior Design

  1. Design Principles & Elements

    • Color theory, spatial planning, balance, and harmony.

  2. History of Interior Design & Architecture

    • Evolution of styles (Baroque, Modernism, Postmodern, etc.).

  3. Materials & Finishes

    • Study of wood, metal, glass, textiles, and sustainable materials.

  4. Technical Drawing & CAD Basics

    • Manual drafting + software (AutoCAD, SketchUp).

  5. Lighting Design

    • Natural vs. artificial lighting, mood lighting techniques.

  6. Workshop Practice

    • Material experimentation, scale models, and 2D/3D drafting.


Semester 2: Advanced Design & Technology

  1. Space Planning & Ergonomics

    • Residential, commercial, and hospitality layouts.

  2. Furniture Design & Customization

    • Functional aesthetics, modular furniture, and prototyping.

  3. Building Systems & Services

    • HVAC, electrical layouts, plumbing, and acoustics.

  4. 3D Visualization & Rendering

    • Tools: 3ds Max, Revit, Lumion, Enscape.

  5. Sustainable & Green Design

    • LEED certification, energy-efficient spaces, biophilic design.

  6. Internship (Short-Term)

    • Site visits, client interaction, and real-world project analysis.


Semester 3: Specializations (Choose One Track)

1. Residential & Commercial Design

  • Luxury homes, office spaces, retail design.

2. Hospitality & Retail Design

  • Hotels, restaurants, showroom layouts.

3. Sustainable Design

  • Net-zero interiors, recycled materials, passive design.

4. Set & Exhibition Design

  • Theatrical sets, museum displays, event spaces.

Electives (Examples)

  • Smart Homes & IoT Integration

  • Heritage Conservation

  • Universal Design (Accessibility)


Semester 4: Thesis & Professional Practice

  1. Capstone Project

    • Design a full-fledged project (e.g., "Eco-Friendly Co-Working Space").

  2. Industry Internship (6–8 Weeks)

    • Work with design firms, architects, or real estate developers.

  3. Portfolio Development

    • Showcase projects for job placements (Behance, personal website).

  4. Professional Practice & Entrepreneurship

    • Client handling, contracts, pricing, and design business management.

  5. Viva & Exhibition

    • Present thesis to industry jurors.