Interior Architecture and Re-use (ARB/RIBA Part 1) Bachelor of Arts (with Honours) - BA (Hons)

By 2050, around 80% of London’s buildings will need to be adapted to meet net-zero goals. As the built environment shifts from building new to repairing, adapting and reimagining existing spaces, this interior architecture course puts you at the forefront of change. Through a range of spatial projects, you’ll develop a multidisciplinary skillset to create innovative interior environments and address wider industry challenges.

Why study this degree?

1. 1\. Study on a RIBA Part 1 validated course, gaining the skills needed to advance toward becoming an architect

2. 2\. Work alongside industry professionals through studio design projects, collaborative workshops and external networks

3. 3\. Study in our dynamic campus on the Greenwich Peninsula, with access to cutting-edge digital and physical facilities

4. 4\. Address the climate emergency through real-life and speculative projects that transform, adapt and reinvent existing buildings

5. 5\. Explore pathways to a future career as an architect, interior designer, heritage specialist and beyond

6. Create digital and physical worlds

Interior design has the power to transform how people experience the world around them - shaping atmosphere, identity and everyday life. Studying this interior design course, you’ll develop a distinctive design voice and practical skills.You will also get the chance to learn from industry experts and world-leading professionals. 

You’ll explore how to create, adapt, repair and reinvent buildings and interiors, with sustainability, reuse and user experience at the core. Working in our contemporary design studios, you’ll move between digital and physical processes - from concept development and model-making to spatial design and material exploration. 

Guided by industry leaders, you’ll learn to balance creativity with functionality, challenge conventional thinking, and design spaces that are innovative, responsible and future-focused. 

With access to dedicated studios, computer labs with industry software, and AR/VR facilities, you’ll build a professional portfolio on real projects - and graduate from this interior architecture degree ready to make your mark in the built environment.

Professional accreditation: ARB / RIBA

This course is validated by the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA), providing exemption for RIBA Part 1 examination. Graduates of this course will no longer be accredited by the Architects Registration Board (ARB) at Part 1 level. ARB has revised its requirements and will no longer prescribe undergraduate qualifications after December 31, 2027.\
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Find out more about these changes on our professional body information page.