Bachelor in Interior Design is a bachelor's degree in Interior Design programme offered by Kingdom University in Riffa, Bahrain. Tuition for international students is BHD 16,608 per total (BHD 16,608 per total for local students).
At a glance
Degree:Bachelor's Degree
Field:Interior Design
Local tuition: BHD 16,608 / total
International tuition: BHD 16,608 / total
We have no an application deadline on record for this programme yet — see the official programme page.
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The interior design department at Kingdom University is built to welcome students from a wide mix of backgrounds, ages and nationalities, turning that variety into a strength as it develops their knowledge and skills toward careers shaping interior environments. Its curriculum was substantially revised for the 2015-2016 academic year following a benchmarking exercise against the Council for Interior Design Accreditation's professional standards in the United States, with the resulting program reviewed favourably by faculty from the US and Canada before launching in September 2015. Courses and credit loads are sequenced across the years to keep the workload balanced while learning progresses, and much of the teaching happens in a studio setting where students work alongside one another rather than in isolation. Through this collaborative model, students build theoretical, historical and technical grounding together with practical design ability, while sharpening how they communicate ideas orally, in writing and visually. The intent is to give a diverse student body the creative, analytical and critical thinking needed to design interiors suited to many different types of spaces.
Requirements
Admission Requirements: Applicants submit a Bahrain high school certificate and transcript (or recognised equivalent with a Ministry of Education equivalence letter), a conduct certificate, valid passport copy, Bahrain Smart Card/CPR copy and two photos; documents from outside Bahrain must be stamped by the issuing country's foreign ministry, Bahrain's foreign ministry and the relevant embassy. Those scoring 60% or above sit placement tests in Math and English (plus Architectural Design knowledge for Engineering/Design; Law applicants enter directly), with IELTS 5.5, TOEFL 550 or SAT 480 in the relevant subject granting exemption. Those below 60% take non-credit Foundation Courses: Math (3 credit hours) and English (6 credit hours), plus Architectural Basics (3 credit hours) for Engineering/Design, or an Arabic placement test for Law (60% needed to skip its foundation course).
