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Duration

8 Weeks

Tuition

$225

 

Nov 11-Jan 1

Plus 1 other start dates

Dec 16 - Feb 5 2027

Commitment

Part-Time

Delivery

Online

Year Founded

1967

Scholarships

yes

Are you a creative person with an eye for design? Niagara College’s Interior Design Basics course will show learners how to transform living spaces into beautiful and functional rooms. Interior design takes training as well as talent, these lessons will provide the know-how needed to design a room from floor to ceiling. Delve into color theory, industry trends, spatial arrangements, floor plans, traditional and modern interior design ideas, and other basics. Explore a range of careers in interior design and get insider tips for entering this exciting field. Learn about some of the latest trends affecting the industry. Investigate “green” sustainable design, and how to modify designs for people with special needs. Master design skills and complete the first project: a fully developed room design with spatial layout, lighting, and finish selections. New knowledge will give learners the confidence needed to start creating beautiful residential interiors.

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Student Reviews (52)

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Niagara College

Good program in a subpar school

Steph Poluca

Welland • September 30, 2026

Graduated From

Dental Hygiene

Overall:

3 out of 5

Instructors:

5 stars

Curriculum:

3 stars

Job Assistance:

1 stars
My experience with the Dental Hygiene program itself was fairly positive. The program was decent overall, and I found the instructors to be knowledgeable, supportive, and good at what they do. Where I felt Niagara College really fell short was with the...

My experience with the Dental Hygiene program itself was fairly positive. The program was decent overall, and I found the instructors to be knowledgeable, supportive, and good at what they do. Where I felt Niagara College really fell short was with the student services outside of the program. Financial aid, counselling, resume/career support, and other student success services were often difficult to navigate, had very slow response times, and the quality of support was inconsistent. At times, it felt like these services were there more so the college could say they were offered, rather than being genuinely helpful resources for students. I don't think the issue is necessarily the idea of these services, but more so how they are staffed and delivered. In my experience, most staff didn't seem to have the knowledge or ability to properly assist with the issues students brought forward. Overall, I had a good experience with the Dental Hygiene program and instructors, but I think Niagara College as a school has significant room for improvement.
Niagara College

An Upgrade To My Business Communications Degree

Anonymous

Welland • August 20, 2025

Graduated From

Public Relations

Overall:

5 out of 5

Instructors:

5 stars

Curriculum:

5 stars

Job Assistance:

5 stars

After attending Brock University for four years and graduating from the Business Communications program I wasn't quite sure what I wanted to do next. We had a spokesperson from Niagara College come into our 4th year class to tell us about the Public Re...

After attending Brock University for four years and graduating from the Business Communications program I wasn't quite sure what I wanted to do next. We had a spokesperson from Niagara College come into our 4th year class to tell us about the Public Relations post-grad degree. I was turned onto the fact it was a one-year program that had a co-op/field placement to get real work experience in the field.

I enrolled in the program and it was extremely beneficial to my professional development. In university I learned a lot of theoretical and writing skills, but lacked a lot of hands-on experience. Niagara College got right into the meat of it and exposed me to a lot of things I never learned in university. We had courses that taught us how to use Adobe Photoshop & Illustrator, how to develop a basic website, writing for social media/PR and much more.

Overall I was extremely satisfied with my experience and I ended up landing a full-time job at the place I did my work placement at. Several years later I've moved along well in my career in a large part thanks to Niagara College's PR program.

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