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Duration
4 Years
Tuition
$27,976
Toronto
Sep 1-Sep 3
Commitment
Full-Time
Delivery
Classroom
Credential
Degree
Year Founded
1876
Scholarships
no
In Ontario College of Art & Design University (OCAD)’s Environmental Design: Interior Design Specialization program Learners will learn research, analysis, design, and presentation. How to take ideas and turn them into real plans and designs. Many graduates go on to graduate studies in architecture and environmental sciences.
In the first two years, learners will learn about colour and 2D Design, Environmental Design intro, Materials and Methods, Concept Drawing, Digital Design, Personal Space, Colour, Light and Environment, Structure, Presentation Drawing, History of Modern Design, History of Modern Architecture, and Social Space and Diversity.
Third year will feature classes of interest and more advanced courses, such as: Residential and Inclusivity, Introduction to Lighting, Accessible Design, Residential Systems and Materials, Retail and Hospitality, Research, and Commercial Systems and Materials.
In fourth year, focus will be on a major year-long interior design thesis project. Courses of interest in social sciences, visual and critical studies or humanities, plus: Interior Design: Residential, History and Theory of Interiors, Professional Practice, and Interior Design: Office.
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Student Reviews (3)
The GD program is solid. After 3rd year you'll be more challenged and start to understand the industry -- at least that's when it all started to click for me. Profs are a mix of industry people who know what they're doing and academics. Be prepared to ...
The instructors in industrial design, from CNC to woodworking, are not adequatley trained. Former students get hired as lead technicians who can't service machines and this is what you get. I would have chosen Humber or Centennial if I could go back.
