Professional Diploma in Interior Design

The Professional Diploma in Interior Design provides learners with the professional acumen to practise as a spatial designer, with attunement to the latest technology and design trends.

The programme is organised around nine modules (30 hours each) that cover:
Visualisation and Presentation:
beginning with two-dimensional drawing, you will explore design, develop precision in drafting, create 3D models and renderings, and eventually produce your own interior design drawings, with mastery in mixed media design software including AutoCAD, SketchUp, Enscape, 3DMax and V-Ray.

Design Studio:
based on the design thinking process which focuses on user experience perspective, you will learn spatial planning, site-specific typology, and choice of materials in interior design, to be applied across residential and commercial projects under a set brief, and a self-initiated project.

Professional Practice:
provides you with the understanding and necessary know-how about building materials and technology, design consultancy and project administration, and additions and alterations in building works.

Get yourself ready
The programme is about interior design – the use of space that appeals to user behaviour and experience, which is more than renovation. Design methodology and design thinking will be taught, as a guide for learners to come up with design solutions. As emerging interior designers or practitioners looking to advance in spatial design, you will need to be prepared to roll up your sleeves, to explore new ideas with an open mind and to face critiques.

Beginners in interior design are required to take the Bridging Course which assists them to develop the necessary foundation for learners to progress to the above Professional Diploma. The Bridging Course covers:
Introduction of CAD:
enabling you to familiarise with design software including AutoCAD, Rhino and Adobe Creative Suite
Interior Design Concept:
acquire and adapt to the designers’ mode of thinking, through exposure to a design studio education setting and culture

Graduates of the PD are eligible to apply for the Full Membership of the Hong Kong Interior Design Association (HKIDA) together with the following:

• holders of Hong Kong Permanent Identity Card
• minimum 5 years of interior design working/ practical professional experience in interior design / interior architecture

(Remark: this Membership incurs a subscription fee)

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Programme	67103M	DE424515D
Full Fee	HK$6,300	HK$52,200
Early Bird Fee (10% off)	HK$5,670	HK$46,980
bodw+ Member Fee (details)	HK$5,040 (20% off)	Not applicable
After Vplus Reimbursement  (based on early bird fee)	Not applicable	HK$18,792  (saved HK$28,188)
Financial Aids	Not applicable

➞ Payment Methods
Remark: Fees paid are non-refundable and non-transferable unless the course is cancelled.

Financial Aids

(1)
(2)		This course has been included in the list of reimbursable courses under Continuing Education Fund. This course is recognised under the Qualifications Framework (QF Level 4). (Excluding 67103M Bridging Course)
(3)		ENLS (Extended Non-means-tested Loan Scheme)

Basic Qualification

Mature Applicants
Mature applicants, i.e. those aged 21 or above with at least two years’ relevant working experience, can be admitted. Where appropriate, the applicant may be required to pass an entrance assessment, which can be in an oral and/or written form.

Documents Required for Application
1) Completed Application Form (Online)
2) Upload Copy of proof for Academic Qualifications
3) Upload Copy of proof for Working Experience