Study location	Italy, Venezia
Type	Master courses, full-time
Nominal duration	2 years
Study language	Italian

Tuition fee	€2,560 per year In addition to the fee there is also: - revenue stamp cost: ​EUR 16 - regional tax for the right to study: EUR 173 and - admission test cost (varies depending on the programme): EUR ​30 – 55 The overall payment can be divided in 3 installments. *income and/or merit based reductions may apply
Application fee	€30 one-time

Entry qualification

Undergraduate diploma (or higher) To be admitted to the master’s degree in product, communication and interior design applicants must hold one of the following qualifications: - an Italian bachelor’s degree in a course belonging to the L-4 ministerial degree code; – an Italian bachelor’s degree awarded in compliance with Ministerial Decree 270/2004 on a course belonging to the L-3 or L-17 ministerial degree code including at least 24 credits in the ICAR/13 subject area - qualifications of high training in art and music - a bachelor’s degree or equivalent university qualification different from the ones above awarded by an Italian or an international higher education institution: in this case, admission is subject to an assessment of the prior university career of the candidates The entry qualification documents are accepted in the following languages: English / Italian. Often you can get a suitable transcript from your school. If this is not the case, you will need official translations along with verified copies of the original.

Language requirements	Italian + - a B2 CEFR level of at least one EU language other than Italian.

Other requirements

A relevant portfolio is required. no more than 1GB, in pdf format, which illustrates and documents the work and activities carried out in the field of disciplines relating to the chosen course of study. Evaluation consist of: 1. The assessment of: - The candidates’ prior university career and graduation mark. - CV Please upload you CV in Europass format and description of your prior university career (curriculum studiorum) - Personal Portfolio no more than 1GB, in pdf format, which illustrates and documents the work and activities carried out in the field of disciplines relating to the chosen course of study. 2.Interview based on the candidates’ interests and motivations, and the above-mentioned documents B2 level language certification (CEFR) which certifies knowledge of a European Union language other than Italian.

More information	Expenses, accommodation, working etc. iuav.it/../product--c/interior-d/index.htm

Overview

The interior design track is dedicated to public and private interior spaces for living and working, permanent and temporary exhibitions and sales, as well as all those aspects involved in the design of urban spaces.

Interior design is necessarily integrated with relevant technological and service systems and the different types of physical, communicative and interactive artefacts, to be developed in relation to the specific usage needs and social, economic and environmental sustainability criteria.

Not only ‘space’ then, but also its contents and conditions of use.

This overall and process-oriented focus addresses various scales and modes of intervention, together with the primary need to respond to the users’ needs, thus aligning the educational proposal with design methods and scope.

This track trains designers who can work as self-employed or within firms and enterprises. By drawing upon design-specific subjects and skills, they can intervene in different types of private and public spaces, by interpreting their technical, constructional and functional features and putting forward the most appropriate solutions according to usage needs.

Career opportunities

Graduates can work as self-employed professionals or in organisations and professional firms, manufacturing and service enterprises, study and research centres and public administrations, specialised publishing houses, documentation centres and archives, and organisations in the field of cultural events production. They can also continue their studies with a PhD.

Three years after graduation, around 90% of graduates are employed, also following post-graduate internships.