Bachelor in Interior Architecture

Interior Architecture focuses on the design of indoor spaces, integrating spatial planning, materials, lighting, furniture, and building systems to create functional and comfortable environments within residential, commercial, and public buildings. Students typically study design studio work, drafting and 3D modeling, materials and construction methods, history of interiors, and building codes, developing both creative and technical skills needed to translate a concept into a buildable space. Graduates work as interior architects and designers, in architecture and design firms, on renovation and adaptive reuse projects, or as consultants for retail, hospitality, and residential clients. This bachelor program is taught in English over 4 years at Çankaya University in Ankara, Turkey. The program combines studio critique with technical coursework, reflecting the dual creative and practical nature of the field. Students based in Ankara benefit from exposure to a capital city with a mix of historic and modern buildings, giving them varied reference points for design projects across the private university's architecture-related programs.