Bachelor of Arts in Interior Architecture
(R2/581/6/0053) (MQA /A-3760)
The scope of work in interior design has expanded tremendously. As the built environment of the present day has grown in complexity and diversity, the realm of the interior has become a profession in its own right. While an interior designer works alongside other consultants such as architects, engineers and construction managers, in many cases today projects are handled independently by a new breed of professionals: interior architects. These are creative professionals who do not only plan and design public, commercial, recreational, institutional and domestic buildings, but are also responsible for and qualified in the management of the implementation of such projects.
These projects will help Interior Architecture students develop an understanding of the relationship between architecture, interiors, engineering and project management. Students will also learn to solve pragmatic problems related to interior spaces and build up a sound knowledge of construction, as well as technical issues.
These projects will help Interior Architecture students develop an understanding of the relationship between architecture, interiors, engineering and project management. Students will also learn to solve pragmatic problems related to interior spaces and build up a sound knowledge of construction, as well as technical issues.
“The environment of Limkokwing University has changed me from a shy person to an outspoken one. I am always grateful to the University as I gained a lot of exposure- much more than I expected from the course itself.”
Eugene Kng Chin Wei, Malaysia
Bachelor of Arts in Interior Architecture,
Founder & Director of KNG Design Concept
WHAT YOU CAN BE WITH A
Bachelor of Arts in Interior Architecture
Exhibition Design & Event Manager
Public Space Planner
Commercial Space Planner
Project Management Consultant
Furniture Designer
Retail Designer
Color Consultant
CAD Designer
Exhibition Design & Event Manager
Public Space Planner
Commercial Space Planner
Project Management Consultant
Furniture Designer
Retail Designer
Colour Consultant
CAD Designer
Programme Structure
Entry Requirements
Either one of these :
- Passed STPM/A-Level with minimum Grade C (CGPA 2.0) in any 2 subjects AND Arts at SPM level OR passed portfolio review for student who failed Arts in SPM (O-Level) OR
- Passed UEC with minimum Grade B in 5 subjects AND passed Arts at SPM level or equivalent qualification or passed portfolio review for student or failed Arts in SPM OR
- Passed Foundation or Matriculation in related area from institution recognised by Malaysian Government with minimum CGPA 2.00 OR
- Passed Diploma (Level 4) in any related area from any institution recognised by Malaysian Government with minimum CGPA 2.00 OR
- Any other equivalent qualifications recognised by Malaysian Government.
For non-Malaysian citizens, please refer to the Malaysian Qualification Agency’s (MQA)
List of Overseas Qualifications & its equivalency with Malaysian Education System (PDF) to see if you meet the minimum entry requirements to obtain a student visa into Malaysia to undertake this course.
English Proficiency Requirement for International students
Either one of these :
- IELTS 5.0
- TOEFL iBT 40
TOEFL Essentials (Online) 7.5
- CAE 154 (Cambridge Advance English)
- CPE 154 (Cambridge Proficiency English)
- CFE 154 (Cambridge First English)
- PTE 47 (Pearson Test of English) Academic/PTE Online
Linguaskill 154
MUET Band 3.5
ELS – CIEP 107 (Certified Intensive English Programme)
"Architecture is an art form, but it is also a business. Designers need to be trained to solve their clients' problems through design while leading their own firms to become sustainable practices."
Art Gensler, architect who designed the first Apple store, Facebook HQ, Shanghai Towers