The Interior Design MA provides you with the chance to really discover who ‘you’ are as a designer and perfect your individual style. If you are looking to deepen your knowledge and experience of interior architecture and design, this course aims to continue your strengths and interests to a more advanced level of study. We encourage you to develop your design capabilities within a global context, exploring the human relationship with and taking into account the scale of a range of spatial environments, manufacturing processes and the desire for uniqueness. Students will experience a range of assessment methods to reflect the ways they might be expected to work in design employment. One method, the design critique, common in art and design provision, provides an opportunity for formative assessment of student work individually and in groups. Rigorous assessment of the submitted coursework is undertaken at the end of the modules. This may include: verbal or written presentations, portfolio, written reports, log book, posters, artefacts, video and peer assessed verbal or visual presentations. On successful completion, you should be able to: apply creative and logical thinking processes to the business of solving design problems and develop ideas through to material outcomes; evidence analytical and critical ability in relation to design, including the ability to undertake technical and visual analysis to critically assess designed objects in relation to their engineering, historical, social, ethical, political, cultural, business and environmental contexts; and critique the various means by which one can represent design; select and use various 2D, 3D, and computer aided techniques appropriately to communicate design intent and detail.