The Penninghen interior architecture course trains students to design and manage interior space projects, combining creativity, technical knowledge and project management. It runs over five years, beginning with a preparatory year in applied arts that all students share, followed by four years of interior architecture study. Coursework covers how architectural elements are represented, scale and plan reading, the technical behaviour of materials, digital modelling, and the study of ergonomics, circulation and use. The diploma is a level-7 RNCP title, and the course is recognised by the CFAI.
Requirements
Interview:Required
Admission Requirements: First-year entry requires a baccalauréat or equivalent level-4 qualification, or a DEAU, and is open to all. Second-year entry requires a level-4 diploma and 60 ECTS in a relevant field such as applied arts, design, architecture or visual communication. Third-year entry requires a level-5 diploma or 120 ECTS in a related field. Third- and fourth-year admission involves file review and an admissions interview.
