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DEPARTMENT OF GRAPHIC & INTERIOR DESIGNFrom floor plans to finished furniture — learn to plan, draft, and build the interiors and spaces that shape everyday life.
B.A.
Degree Awarded
3 Years
Typical Duration
100
Credit Hours
6+
Career Paths
The Bachelor of Arts in Interior Design takes you from basic studio skills and computer drafting through four progressively advanced interior design studios, construction & finishes, furniture design, and landscape design — ending in a furniture-shop build and a senior project.
You won't just draw spaces — you'll learn the materials, construction methods, and fabrication skills to actually build what you design, working with real tools in the furniture design shop.
Faculty: Faculty of Sciences
Degree: Bachelor of Sciences
Credits: 99 credit
Duration: 3 years
Faculty Email: fsfa@aul.edu.lb
Tap a semester to see the exact courses and credit hours in AUL's official Interior Design study plan.
ENG 203 — English for Academic Writing3
IDS 200 — Basic Studio Skills3
GDS 202 — Fundamentals of Design I3
GDS 204 — Visual Perception3
GDS 205 — Drawing I3
IDS 210 — Introduction to Computer Design3
ENG 204 — Advanced English Academic Writing3
GDS 206 — Drawing II3
IDS 212 — Intermediate Computer Design3
IDS 250 — Introduction to Mechanical3
GDS 211 — Rendering3
ENG 206 — Business Communication Skills3
GDS 312 — Intermediate Computer Graphics4
IDS 252 — Advanced Computer Design3
IDS 254 — Construction and Finishes I3
IDS 255 — Interior Design I3
CST 201 — General Education I3
IDS 256 — Interior Design II3
IDS 260 — Furniture Design Shop I3
IDS 263 — Interior Design Research4
IDS 267 — Construction & Finishes II3
CST 202 — General Education II3
IDS 257 — Interior Design III3
IDS 258 — Interior Design IV3
IDS 261 — Interior Design Practical Work3
IDS 259 — Landscape Open Space Design3
IDS 265 — Interior Design Workshop3
GDS 251 — Photography I (Elective)3
IDS 268 — Furniture Design Shop II3
IDS 264 — Senior Project II4
MKT 210 — Introduction to Marketing (Elective)3
GDS 252 — Photography II (Elective)3
IDS 269 — Special Topics in IDS (Elective)3
Plan and design functional, aesthetically resolved interior spaces.
Apply knowledge of materials, construction methods, and finishes to real projects.
Produce technical drawings and renderings using industry CAD software.
Design and fabricate furniture pieces from concept through production.
Present and justify design decisions to clients and review panels.
From design firms and architecture studios to furniture makers and exhibition designers.
Interior Designer
Furniture Designer
Space Planner
Exhibition Designer
Landscape Designer
Construction Consultant
Apply to the Interior Design program or talk to admissions about your next step.