by IE University to announce its Diploma in Strategic Interior Design
Designed to take individuals into the next stage of their careers, IE University launches its Diploma in Strategic Interior Design. The program was announced for the first time at Túr IE on February 16, 2023, where there were prominent voices such as the speakers of the event. Vitra, AECOMSavills, and ciznak dalmas. With online additions to in-person presentations of final projects, the hybrid design of the 6-month program allows professionals to continue working, making it beneficial for them to improve their skills while studying.
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IE University has announced its new Diploma in Strategic Interior Design
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With the future in mind, Diploma in Strategic Interior DesignThe sustainability focus hopes to give its students the skills and perspective necessary to create environmental designs. One way in which it does so is by encouraging participants to face the challenge of re-imagining and re-creating existing spaces – a task that is often more difficult than creating an entirely new space. IE University saw the need for a program that would suit the needs of design professionals who want to advance their career without sacrificing it, offering a special opportunity to work and study at the same time.
Anyone wishing to register for the Diploma in Strategic Interior Design through FRAME Magazine and IE School of Architecture and Design Talent Partnership, could receive a scholarship of up to 40%.
The hybrid design of the 6-month program allows professionals to continue working while studying
creating spaces with purpose and meaningful experiences
Elvira Muñoz, director of the diploma, emphasized the program’s focus on preparing its students to design for uncertainty, and to create spaces that are adaptable, versatile and able to meet the ever-changing needs of users. Also present at the event was Rapha Gielgan from Vitra, who identified this ‘future literacy’ as an essential skill that prepares graduates to progress in the modern world. In addition, Robert Thiemann of FRAME Magazine invited the students to create purposeful places with meaningful experiences.
IE University saw the need for a program that would suit the needs of design professionals who want to advance their career without sacrificing it.
Savills’ Melanie Chismechian and alumni of the Master in Strategic Interior Design emphasized the need for our spaces to reflect the changing modern world – from retail and workspace to hospitality and learning environments. According to her, design is not a one-size-fits-all solution but something that requires a holistic and broad perspective. Other speakers at the event echoed that sentiment, emphasizing the importance of looking at each project from a multi-dimensional perspective, as well as focusing on long-term sustainability.
