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Bamboo Re-imagined | Workshop, 2026
Bamboo Re-imagined introduced students to bamboo as a versatile building and construction material, encouraging them to explore its structural, functional and creative possibilities in contemporary design.
Go beyond aesthetics and learn to design spaces with purpose.
Interior design goes beyond aesthetics. It brings together creativity, technology, human behaviour and problem-solving to create spaces that are functional, meaningful and memorable. At Inspiria, our 4-year B.Sc Interior Designing programme combines design studios, technical training, industry exposure, internships and live projects to help you turn ideas into real-world spaces.
Undergraduate program in
Interior Designing
Duration
4 Years
UG Degree
Eligibility
10+2
Any stream
Format
Full Time
On campus
Commencement
1st July 2026
Session 2026
Objectives
- Learn the basics of design, drawing, space planning, and interior design.
- Build technical skills in AutoCAD, SketchUp, 3D modelling, and drafting.
- Understand how people use spaces through ergonomics, lighting, colour, and design.
- Learn about construction, materials, costing, estimation, and restoration.
- Explore both traditional and modern design styles.
- Develop communication, people management, finance, and client-handling skills.
- Gain real-world experience through internships, workshops, and live projects.
Why pursue
Interior Designing from Inspiria?
Diverse Career Pathways
Build a career as an interior design practitioner, educator or research director — the course opens routes across residential, commercial and institutional design.
Sustainable by Design
Learn to design for the sustainability of society, the environment and human well-being — creating spaces that are as responsible as they are beautiful.
Innovation Mindset
Be challenged to think beyond the conventional and foster innovation, backed by strong technical understanding and hands-on industry exposure.
More Than a Degree
Four years. Four versions of you. Here's what you build, year by year.
Year 1
You Become a Design Foundation Builder
Foundation year. Walk in knowing nothing about spatial design — walk out reading drawings, spaces and design history like a professional in training.
Skill
Design & Drawing Fundamentals: Build the visual language every designer starts from.
Technical Drafting: Turn an idea into a drawing someone else can actually build from.
Experiential
Upcycling & Reuse in Interior Design: Anthropometry, interior photography, and your first hands-on studio work.
Year 2
You Become Fluent in the Tools of Design
You stop sketching ideas and start executing them — with the software and technical skills the industry runs on.
Skill
Computer Graphics — AutoCAD 2D & SketchUp: Translate your ideas into technically precise, buildable drawings.
Building Construction: Understand what actually holds a space up before you design what goes inside it.
Experiential
Photoshop Rendering, 3D Printing in Interiors: Bring your drawings to life, digitally and physically.
Year 3
You Become a Practice-Ready Designer
You step out of the studio and into real sites and real professional practice. This is also your internship year.
Portfolio
Industry Internship: Real briefs, real clients, real constraints.
Skill
Landscape Designing & Model Making: Design beyond four walls, and build what you design.
Experiential
Carpentry, Block Printing Workshop, Design Journalism: Get your hands into materials, not just your mouse onto a screen.
Year 4
You Become a Verified Design Professional
By the time you walk the stage, you've shipped two major projects, built a professional portfolio, and completed original research.
Portfolio
Major Project I & II: Independent, professional-grade design work with your name on it.
Skill
Furniture Design & Professional Portfolio Design: Present your work the way the industry expects to see it.
Portfolio
Research Project: Where everything you've learned comes together.
Flagship Event
Art & Design Exhibition
Inspiria AD
Every year, Inspiria hosts the Art & Design Exhibition — where Interior Designing students don't just complete projects, they showcase them. Design work, creative explorations and artistic expression turn the entire campus into a space for ideas, interaction and inspiration.
Know More
North Bengal's Premier Art & Design FestivalHands-On Toolkit
Tools You'll Master
The industry-standard software you build real, buildable design work in — not just named in a slide.
Drafting & Technical Design
AutoCAD 2D
3D Modelling & Visualisation
SketchUp3D Printing (Interiors)
Rendering & Presentation
Photoshop Rendering
Top Placements
Inspiria Interior Designing graduates placed with leading design & architecture firms.
Tanisha Kundu
Batch of 2021-2024
Ronit Das
Batch of 2021-2024
Vedika LNT
Tanisha Kundu
Batch of 2021-2024
Ronit Das
Batch of 2021-2024
Vedika LNT
Tanisha Kundu
Batch of 2021-2024
Ronit Das
Batch of 2021-2024
Vedika LNT
Tanisha Kundu
Batch of 2021-2024
Ronit Das
Batch of 2021-2024
Vedika LNT
Tanisha Kundu
Batch of 2021-2024
Ronit Das
Batch of 2021-2024
Vedika LNT
Tanisha Kundu
Batch of 2021-2024
Ronit Das
Batch of 2021-2024
Vedika LNT
What Others Say About Us
Hear from the recruiters who hire our graduates.
“I have been associated with Inspiria Knowledge Campus for the past few years. Students have been trained and working with us. The quality of students has always been excellent — they are quick learners and start to excel at their job. The students can be groomed well to our culture and will be an asset to the organisation.”
Anitha Simon
Senior Manager – Human Resources, Trident Chennai
Learn from Experienced Faculty
Industry-experienced mentors who blend academic rigor with real-world design insight.
Head of Academics
Dr. Anirban Bhattacharya
Assistant Professor
Lopamudra Mahapatra
Assistant Professor
Dechen Bhutia
Beyond the Classroom
Workshops, exhibitions, industrial visits and live-site experiences that take Interior Designing learning beyond the studio.
Where can your BID qualification take you?
Your BID degree can open up multiple doors for you in the design industry across architecture, interiors, furniture, retail, exhibition, visual merchandising, landscape, lighting, spatial design and production design.
Career Paths
Interior Designer
Plan and develop accessible, functional, aesthetic and user-focused interior environments.
Roles
Interior DesignerInterior Design ConsultantResidential DesignerCommercial Interior Designer
Landscape Designer
Design outdoor and semi-outdoor environments while considering usability, aesthetics, context and the relationship between built and natural spaces.
Roles
Landscape DesignerLandscape Design AssociateOutdoor Space Designer
3D Architectural Artist
You create 3D visualisations and models to express design and architectural concepts and creatives.
Roles
3D Artist3D VisualiserArchitectural Visualisation ArtistRendering Artist
Architectural Technologist
Here you render your technical knowledge to support developmental and documentation projects of internal spaces and buildings.
Roles
Architectural TechnologistTechnical DesignerArchitectural Draftsperson
Art Director
You work in design and media industries and lend your creative concepts and visual direction to creative projects.
Roles
Art DirectorCreative DirectorVisual Design Lead
CAD Designer
You create precise digital drawings and technical documentation using computer-aided design tools.
Roles
CAD DesignerCAD DraftspersonInterior CAD Specialist
Visual Merchandiser
Visual merchandisers design retail environments and displays to adequately express brand identity and objectives.
Roles
Visual MerchandiserRetail DesignerDisplay Designer
Industries You Can Work In
Interior Design & ArchitectureReal Estate & Property DevelopmentHospitalityRetail & E-CommerceProduct DesignEvent DesignHeritage Conservation & Restoration ProjectsConstruction IndustryLandscape & Outdoor DesignFilm, Television & Theatre
Your B.Sc in Interior Designing Journey
Your journey to becoming a professional interior designer.
1st Semester
- Basics of Interior Design
- Principles Of Management
- Any one from GE Basket A/D
- English & Professional Communication
- Life Skills & Personality Development
- Health & Wellness
2nd Semester
- History of Art & Architecture
- Technical Drafting
- Organization Behaviour
- Any one from GE Basket B/E
- Modern Indian Languages & Literature
- IT Skills
- Critical Thinking
3rd Semester
- Building Construction
- Computer Graphics – AUTOCAD 2D
- Principles of Marketing
- Any one from GE Basket C/F
- The Constitution, Human Rights and Law
- Understanding basics of Cyber security
4th Semester
- Colour & Lights in Interior Space
- Ergonomics
- Computer Graphics – SKETCH UP
- Corporate Social Responsibility
- E-Commerce
- Society Culture and Human Behaviour
5th Semester
- Landscape Design
- Model Making
- Financial Management
- Entrepreneurship
- Internship: to be started after the 4th-sem exam (semester break) and completed within the 5th semester (weekends)
6th Semester
- Vernacular Architecture
- Restoration
- Estimation & Costing
- Customer Relationship Management
7th Semester
- Major Project I
- Introduction to Vastu Shastra
- Furniture Design
- Consumer Behaviour
- Intellectual Property Rights
8th Semester
- Major Project II
- Professional Portfolio Design
- Research Project
B.Sc Interior Designing 2026 Brochure
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Full curriculum, fees, scholarships & placements — all in one PDF.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about the B.Sc in Interior Designing programme.
Yes. The curriculum includes AutoCAD 2D, SketchUp and Photoshop rendering, along with 3D modelling and rendering sessions.
Yes. Experiential learning is an important component, including design studios, model making, carpentry, 3D printing, product design and other workshops.
Yes. The programme incorporates internships, workshops, industry visits, design studios, practical sessions and professional exposure.
Students work on space design, working drawings, landscape design, furniture/product design, design studios and major projects.
Yes. Furniture Design is part of the fourth-year curriculum, while furniture/product design is also included in experiential learning.
Yes. Research is integrated into the programme, with a dedicated Research Project in the fourth year.
Potential career directions include Interior Designer, Furniture Designer, CAD Designer, 3D Architectural Artist, Architectural Technologist, Exhibition Designer, Visual Merchandiser, Landscape Designer, Lighting Designer, Spatial Designer, Art Director and Production Designer.