Programme

The programme for the pre-master's course in Interior Architecture (Corpo-real) is designed for both professionals looking to enhance their practice and bachelor's students preparing for the master’s course in Interior Architecture (Corpo-real). Within the Corpo-real theme, you'll explore the transition from research to design projects. Over 12 weeks, immerse yourself in the realm of spatial research and design.

You will collaborate with your peers, a core tutor and engage with guest tutors from the (international) professional field of Interior Architecture as well as related fields. During the afternoon sessions you will work alongside master's students.

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Emphasis on personal growth

Documenting and reflecting on your work are essential aspects of this pre-master’s course, meaning you will expand your portfolio with research driven designs. This portfolio can be utilized for an admission interview for the master's course in Interior Architecture (Corpo-real) and for building your individual development portfolio within your professional practice. Upon successful completion of all components of the pre-master's course, you will be awarded a certificate containing a program description and personalized feedback on your work. 

Build a portfolio

Documenting and reflecting on your work are important aspects within this programme. These documented projects can be used to build your portfolio, which can in turn be submitted for an admission interview for an Interior Architecture master's course. Or for your individual development portfolio within your professional practice.

About the tutors of the pre-master’s course

During the pre-master's course, various tutors will take you along in rethinking our environment. Together we will examine what we observe around us, what we feel around us, what we think of everything that surrounds us. You will explore this through various exercises, and develop your research focused on your individual theme. This can be done in different ways: by making models, sketching, drawings, reading theory or are you going to experiment on a real scale 1:1?