86044 Independent Study

Interior design covers a diverse and complex range of issues dealing with the human condition and the built environment. Due to this diversity and complexity, practitioners generally specialise within a sector of the industry. This subject offers students the opportunity to gain a highly developed and detailed understanding of a specialised or specific area of interior design practice.

Entry into this subject is based on the capabilities of the individual student and the appropriateness of the proposed study. Students engage with a specific project through a supervised self-directed learning contract that offers a flexible learning approach. Projects may respond to community and Faculty needs or to the individual student's preferred direction in his or her academic and career development. This subject may only be undertaken following consultation with and approval by the Course Director.

Typical availability

Autumn semester, City campus
Spring semester, City campus