Bachelor in Interior Architecture

Interior architecture concerns the planning and design of interior spaces, addressing spatial organization, materials, lighting, and how people use and experience built environments. Coursework typically covers design studio projects, technical drawing and computer-aided design, building materials and construction methods, lighting design, and the history of interior spaces, along with an understanding of relevant building codes and accessibility standards. Students work on projects ranging from residential interiors to commercial and public spaces, learning to translate client needs and spatial constraints into functional, coherent designs. Graduates go on to work as interior architects, design consultants, and space planners at architecture firms, design studios, and contracting companies, sometimes collaborating closely with architects and engineers. This bachelor's program runs 4 years and is taught in English at Istanbul Beykent University in İstanbul, Turkey. İstanbul's dense architectural heritage alongside its modern development gives students varied reference points for their design studies and potential internship opportunities. The English-medium format supports international students building a design portfolio in a global academic setting. Over four years, the program moves students from basic design and drawing skills toward complex studio projects, equipping them with a professional portfolio and technical grounding by graduation.