Bachelor of Interior Architecture (Honours)

Enhance the spaces where we live, work, and play with the Bachelor of Interior Architecture (Honours) from a school ranked 4th in Australia and 35th globally for Architecture and Built Environment*. Through a blend of creative thinking and practical application, you’ll study within a dynamic design community that reimagines and reshapes interior environments across homes, workspaces and cities.

You’ll develop a deep understanding of the environmental, cultural, and historical contexts of interior architecture and design. Tailor your studies to suit your passions, and deepen your expertise through a self-directed project and an optional minor in Construction Management and Property, Computational Design, Industrial Design, or Landscape Architecture. Take your studies even further with optional progression into a Master of Architecture.

From manipulating spatial, material, and structural elements to exploring interior architecture through both theory and practice, you’ll graduate with the confidence, connections, and career-ready skills to kickstart your career in interior architecture. You’ll also be eligible for membership with both the Design Institute of Australia (DIA) and the International Federation of Interior Architects/Designers (IFI).

World-class education
Learn from the best at a top-ranked university. UNSW’s School of Built Environment is ranked 4th in Australia and 35th globally for Architecture and Built Environment* and we're also one of the top 20 universities worldwide**.

Industry-ready graduates
Thanks to our strong industry connections and hands-on learning approach, Our graduates are highly sought after by employers. In fact, our graduates’ practical experience and skills make them the most employable graduates in the country^. Increase your employability by progressing to the Master of Architecture.

Join an inspiring community
As part of our vibrant Arts, Design & Architecture community, you’ll collaborate with interdisciplinary innovators and changemakers and make connections with classmates and professionals. Plus, tap into support from student associations like the Women in Built Environment Student Society, and more than 300 other university-wide clubs and societies.

^{*QS World University Rankings by Subject, 2024
**QS World University Rankings, 2025
^AFR Top 100 Future leaders Award}