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- What is this course about?
- What are the entry requirements?
- What is the cut-off-point for this course?
- Is there any opportunity for further education?
- What are the career opportunities?
- What is so special about this course?
What is this course about?
You will learn the use of space and its elements within the shells and structures of buildings. And by “space” we really mean anywhere that people live, work and play in - homes, offices, cinemas, homes for the elderly, museums, schools etc.
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What are the entry requirements?
| English Language (EL1)* | | Grades 1-7 | | Mathematics (E or A) | | Grades 1-7 | | Any three other subjects, excluding CCA | | Grades 1-6 |
Applicants must also have sat for at least one of the following subjects:
Additional Combined Science, Art, Art & Design, Higher Art, Biology, Combined Science, Chemistry, Design & Technology, Engineering Science, Integrated Science, Physical Science, Physics, Science (Chemistry, Biology), Science (Physics, Biology), Science (Physics, Chemistry), Science (Physics, Chemistry, Biology)
Note: Applicants who have partial/complete Colour Appreciation Deficiency should not apply for this course.
* SPM/UEC holders must have a minimum of grade 6 for their Bahasa Inggeris (English Language) subject.
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What is the cut-off-point for this course?
The Cut-Off-Point (COP) indicates the ELR2B2 aggregate score (after deducting CCA bonus points) of the last applicant posted to the course(s) under JAE. The previous year's COP serves only as a gauge. Admission is by merit and choice, subject to vacancy.
View the cut-off-point of this course here.
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Is there any opportunity for further education?
The School of Design is well-recognised in the local and international arena as an award-winning institution. Our students have won many prestigious international and local competitions. In addition, our accomplished external examiners from reputable overseas institutions have consistently attested to the very high quality of our courses. It is not surprising, therefore, that our graduates have been accorded advanced standing by the very best degree-granting design institutions for undergraduate and postgraduate studies in Australia, UK, USA, Europe and other parts of the world.
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What are the career opportunities?
Armed with professional skills to provide interior design services for corporate, exhibition, institutional and residential projects (both locally and internationally), you can carve out careers as designers and consultants in interior design consultancies, design-related businesses or in an architect’s office. Or, you could easily land a job in event management, exhibition design, interior product design and in-house design for museums and galleries. Many of our graduates have also realised their dreams of starting their own design consultancies.
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What is so special about this course?
You will learn how to best balance function and appeal in the usage of any given space. Not only should your designed space look good, it also needs to function efficiently. Through your many hands-on, problem-based creative projects, you will learn about colours, materials, lighting, media, shapes and forms. You will use these and other tools to shape a specific space while considering the requirements of the project. The course will also hone your ability to communicate ideas through a wide range of presentation media, as very often in the real world, you will have to work with a variety of clients with different needs.
- The first interior design diploma in a polytechnic with an illustrious history and alumni.
- Interdisciplinary course encompasses elements of space design, architecture and range of wide related studies, hence offers excellent employment prospects and career opportunities.
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