One‑Year Diploma in Interior Design
Course Category – Professional
Mode – Online
Course – Interior Design
Duration – 1 Years (2 Semesters)
Classes – 32 Weeks | 10 – 12 Classes/Week
Credits: 36 Credit Hours
ECTS Equivalent: ~51–61 ECTS
Total Fee – PKR 2,25,000 (for full one year)
Payment Plan: 10 monthly installments over one year
PKR 22,500 per installment
Board Registration & Examination Fee: PKR 15,000
(separate, not included in course fee)
Course Outline
📘 Semester 1 — July to December
Theme: Building the foundation of design thinking and technical skill
Duration: 16 weeks
Credits: ~18
Contact Hours: ~390
Total Workload: ~780 hours
ECTS Equivalent: ~26–31
Core Courses
– ID 101 Introduction to Interior Design (1+2)
– ID 102 History of Interior Design & Architecture (2+1)
– ID 103 Drafting Skills – Manual 2D (0+3)
– ID 104 Photoshop for Interior Designers (0+3)
Electives (Choose 2)
– ID 105 Model Making (1+2)
– ID 106 Furniture Design (1+2)
– ID 107 Residential Studio (1+2)
– ID 108 Adaptive Reuse (1+2)
Learning Outcomes
– Understand design principles and historical context.
– Develop manual drafting and freehand visualization skills.
– Gain proficiency in Photoshop for design presentations.
– Explore electives to personalize learning (model making, furniture, residential, adaptive reuse).
Key Dates
– Classes Begin: Early July
– Mid‑term Exams: October
– Final Exams: December
– Results: End of December
🎓 Call to Action
👉 Apply Now for July Intake
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📘 Semester 2 — January to May
Theme: Advancing design psychology, digital drafting, and market insight
Duration: 16 weeks
Credits: ~18
Contact Hours: ~375
Total Workload: ~750 hours
ECTS Equivalent: ~25–30
Core Courses
– ID 201 Workshop Market Survey (2+1)
– ID 202 Lighting & Color Psychology (1+2)
– ID 203 Estimation & Costing (2+1)
– ID 204 AutoCAD (0+3)
– ID 205 InDesign for Interior Designers (0+3)
Electives (Choose 1)
– ID 206 Commercial Spatial Design (1+2)
– ID 207 Interior Landscape (1+2)
– ID 208 Interior Photography (1+2)
Learning Outcomes
– Conduct market surveys and analyze design trends.
– Apply lighting and color psychology in interior spaces.
– Estimate costs and prepare budgets for projects.
– Produce technical drawings using AutoCAD.
– Design layouts and portfolios using InDesign.
– Explore electives in commercial, landscape, or photography design.
Key Dates
– Classes Begin: Early January
– Mid‑term Exams: March
– Final Exams: May
– Results: End of May
🎓 Call to Action
👉 Apply Now for January Intake
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🎓 Foundation Year — Course Outcomes
By the end of the one‑year foundation program, students will be able to:
– Apply design principles and history to analyze and create interior spaces.
– Demonstrate drafting and visualization skills through manual 2D drawings, model making, and digital graphics.
– Use industry software tools (Photoshop, AutoCAD, InDesign) to produce professional design presentations.
– Understand lighting and color psychology and integrate them into design concepts.
– Conduct market surveys and prepare cost estimates, linking design ideas with practical budgeting.
– Develop a personalized portfolio showcasing creative projects, electives, and technical skills.
– Communicate design ideas effectively through drawings, digital layouts, and presentations.
– Build readiness for advanced study in interior design or entry‑level professional practice.