Interior designer

(Interieurvormgever) As an Interior Design student, you learn to design and furnish spaces that are both functional and aesthetically appealing. You develop skills in spatial design, color theory, material knowledge, and working with design software such as AutoCAD, SketchUp, and Adobe Creative Suite. The program combines creative subjects like drawing and visualization with technical aspects such as construction, installations, and regulations. You also learn project management, cost calculation, and client communication. What makes this AD unique compared to a full bachelor's degree is the strong practical orientation and shorter study duration, allowing you to enter the job market faster with concrete skills. During the program, you work on real assignments for companies and private clients, such as redesigning office spaces, living rooms, or commercial spaces. Internships at interior design consultancies, architectural firms, or furniture stores are an essential component. This program is perfect for creative people with a sense of space and color who enjoy hands-on work and want to start quickly in the interior design industry.