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Master in Interior Design at IE University

The Master in Interior Design course at IE University covers a broad spectrum of interiors to equip students with the skills and abilities to become leaders within the field.


School: IE University, IE School of Architecture and Design
Course: Master in Interior Design
Location: Madrid, Spain
Course dates: September 2025, full-time, ten months
Application deadline: mid-August 2025

The Master in Design (MDes) in Interior Design at IE School of Architecture and Design is a transformative, 10-month in-person program in Madrid. This intensive course is designed to mould students into leaders in interior design, emphasising craft, sustainability and entrepreneurship. Interior design is crucial in enhancing life quality, promoting well-being, driving innovation, fostering creativity and making substantial societal contributions.

The program offers a unique educational journey, starting with residential design and expanding to larger environments. Students tackle various scales, from intimate rooms to grand communal areas, across diverse contexts. Graduates will be ready for roles in both established and emerging fields, equipped to lead and innovate globally.

Interior designers can transform spaces and enhance the human experience. This program focuses on sustainable practices, ergonomic principles and technology, alongside business dynamics, client relationship management and strategic design alignment.

Students benefit from the Design Innovation Platform, gaining a comprehensive education in design principles, materials, sustainability, social impact, business and communication. This program prepares the next generation of interior design leaders to make a significant impact in their field.

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