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Immerse yourself in the world of Interior Design, where creativity shapes spaces and brings them to life. This four-year undergraduate programme offers a dynamic blend of theory and practice, with a focus on transdisciplinary learning. The curriculum emphasises sustainable living, technology, and socio-cultural awareness. Students learn key aspects of interior design, including layout planning, spatial understanding, 2D and 3D modelling, materials, construction, modelling, and project management.

The programme also nurtures aesthetic sensibility, enabling students to create functional and visually appealing spaces by mastering styles, colour schemes, furniture, soft furnishings, and trends. This comprehensive approach equips students to design spaces that are not only beautiful but also practical, sustainable, and adaptable to future needs. Access to live-sites, industry professionals, makers-spaces and experienced faculty facilitate hands-on, collaborative learning, enabling students to fully explore the potential of interior design not just as a discipline but also as a professional practice.

Duration

Four Years / Eight Semesters

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B. Des. - Interior Design
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Trend-Centric Design Foundations
Emphasis on achieving trend design requirements with a strong foundation.
Sustainable Design Development
Exploration of sustainability aspects during design development.
Advanced Innovative Methodologies
Utilization of the most advanced techniques through innovative design methods.
Dual-Perspective Academic Mentorship
Expertise provided by faculties with both academic and industry exposure.
Professional Knowledge Exchange
Regular workshops, industry visits, seminars, and webinars with industry experts for updated information.
Practical Industry & Project Immersion
Internship opportunities in respective areas and live projects with famous builders for practical experience.

Course Category
Design Drawing PC
Geometric Construction - I PC
Fundamentals of Design PC
Material Studies - I PC
Design Workshop PC
Introduction to Design PE
Sustainable Design Goals PC
Indian Constitution PC
French Language - I OEL
German Language - I OEL
Hindi Language - I OEL
Kannada Nudi - I OEL
Kannada Language - I OEL
Spanish Language - I OEL

Course Category
Visualisation & Representation PC
Geometric Construction - II PC
Space Form & Structure PC
Design Process PC
Digital Tools - II SEC
Material Studies - II PE
Social Internship UC
Presentation Skills PE
Basics of Communication PE
French Language - II OEL
German Language - II OEL
Hindi Language - II OEL
Kannada Nudi - II OEL
Kannada Language - II OEL
Spanish Language - II OEL

Course Category
Human Factors PC
Interaction Design - I PC
History of Design PC
Basic CAD - I PC
Design Project - I DP
Photography PC
Typography PC
Storytelling PE
Narrative Design PE

Course Category
Behavior & Emotional Design PC
Design Research & Analysis PC
Interaction Design - II PC
Design Project - II (IxD) DP
Basic CAD – IxD - Figma, OptimalSort, UserTesting.com SEC
Semiotics PE
Visual Culture PE
Environmental Studies UC

Course Category
Universal Design and Accessibility PC
Interaction Design - III PC
Usability Testing Methods PC
Basic CAD - III PC
Design Project - III DP
Craft Documentation PC
Open Elective - I OE
Material Exploration - I PE
Material Exploration - II PE

Course Category
Phygital Design PC
Immersive Media PC
Interaction Design IV PC
Design Project - IV (IxD) DP
Research Methodology AEC
Professional Practices UC
World Building PE
Environment Design PE

Course Category
Systems Thinking and Service Design PC
Contemporary HCI PC
Product Strategy and Design Management PC
Design Project - V DP
Dissertation DI
Summer Internship IIP
Legal Awareness and IPR UC
Design for Constraints PE
Frugal Design PE

Course Category
Graduation Research Project RP

Course Categories:

UC : University Core || PC : Program Core || PT : Practice Track || FT : Functional Track || SEC : Skill Enhancement Course || AEC : Ability Enhancement Course || LBC : Learning Beyond Classroom || OE : Open Elective || OEL : Open Elective Language || VAC : Value Added Courses

University Core

University Core courses provide interdisciplinary and value-based education common to all undergraduate students across disciplines. These courses promote constitutional values, Indian knowledge systems, sustainability, critical thinking, entrepreneurship, and social responsibility as envisaged under NEP and UGCF guidelines.

Minors

The Minor Pathways are designed to provide students with focused specialization beyond their core discipline, enabling them to build domain depth in emerging and high-demand technology areas. Introduced as a structured academic pathway from the second year onwards, minors allow learners to align their academic journey with career aspirations, industry trends, and interdisciplinary interests.

A key highlight of this framework is the flexibility offered to students to choose any minor track based on their interests and career goals, empowering them to personalize their learning journey and explore interdisciplinary domains without constraints.

The Minors framework emphasizes:

  • Specialized skill development in cutting-edge domains

  • Hands-on learning through labs, projects, and industry-aligned tools

  • Integration of certifications and real-world applications

  • Enhanced employability through domain-focused expertise

By complementing the Program Core with targeted specialization, the Minor Pathways empower students to graduate with multi-dimensional competencies, making them adaptable, future-ready professionals capable of thriving in dynamic and technology-driven environments.

Minors List

  • Aeronautics

  • Astronautics

  • Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAV)

  • Avionics

  • Structural Engineering

  • Geoenvironmental & Infrastructure Engineering

  • Nature Based Solutions

  • Sustainable Technology

  • Smart Systems

  • Game Development

  • Business Systems

  • Quantum Computing

  • Data Science

  • Software Product Development

  • Artificial Intelligence & Futuristic Technologies

  • Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning

  • Cyber Security

  • iOS Application Development

  • Data Engineering

  • Full Stack Development

  • Cloud Computing

  • Natural Language Processing and Text Analytics Systems

  • Computer Vision and Image Analysis

  • AI in Autonomous Systems

  • Blockchain Technologies

  • Internet of Things

  • DevOps

  • Immersive Technology

  • Advanced AI and Blockchain

  • AI for Healthcare and Life Sciences

  • AI for Robotics and Automation

  • Cybersecurity and Privacy in AI

  • Data Analytics

  • Embedded System and IoT

  • Next Generation Wireless Communication Systems

  • VLSI Design

  • Bio Medical Engineering

  • Automotive Electronics

  • Semiconductor Technology

  • Electric Vehicle Technology

  • Energy Management and Audit

  • Smart Grid and E-Mobility

  • Green Technology

  • Robotics and Automation

  • Smart Manufacturing Technology

  • Performing Arts and Creative Technologies

  • Business Studies

  • Computer Science

  • Data Science

  • Economics

  • Fine Arts

  • Literary & Cultural Studies

  • Media & Film Studies

  • Political Science

  • Psychology

  • Sociology

  • Chemistry

  • International Relations

  • Mathematics

  • Philosophy

  • Physics

  • Public Policy

Open Electives

Open Elective courses enable students to study subjects outside their primary discipline to encourage multidisciplinary learning and broader academic exposure. These courses help students acquire cross-functional knowledge, entrepreneurial understanding, and emerging industry-oriented competencies.

OE List:

  • Financial Decision Making

  • HR Metrics and Benchmarking

  • Entrepreneurial Ventures

  • Personal Finance

  • Sustainability & Resource Optimization

  • Stock Market Investing

  • Global Governance

  • Entrepreneurial Marketing

  • Branding Strategies

  • Supply Chain Management

  • Bharatanatyam

  • Kuchipudi

  • Carnatic Music

  • Kathak

  • Introduction to Constitution of India

  • Data Protection and Privacy Laws

  • Global Internet Governance

  • Technology and E-Commerce Laws

  • Media & Entertainment Law

  • A Primer on Consumer Protection Law

  • Introduction to Human Rights Law

  • Right to Information - Law & Practice

  • Basics of Competition Law

  • Educational Policy, Planning, and Administration

  • Happiness Engineering

  • Qualitative Research for Social Sciences

  • Climate Finance

  • Disaster Risk Reduction

  • Design Thinking

  • Design for Social Good

  • Adobe Creative Suite – I (Photoshop)

  • Adobe Creative Suite – II (Illustrator, InDesign)

  • Digital Literacy and Emerging Technologies

  • Genrative AI Concepts, Tools, and Creative Applications

  • Cybersecurity Awareness and Ethical Hacking Basics

  • Emerging Technologies and Their Societal Impact

  • Governing the Metaverse: Digital Sovereignty and Virtual Politics

  • Experimental Drawing: Beyond Traditional Boundaries

  • The Art of Seeing: Fundamental of Visual Perception

  • Branding and Identity Design: Logos & Beyond

  • Community Engagement

  • Communicative English for the Workplace

  • Reading Popular Culture: Cinema, Comics, and Contemporary Media

  • Indian Economy

  • Psychology of Interpersonal Relationships

  • Human-Computer Interaction

  • Practical Ethics

  • Technology, Culture and Society

  • Global Minds, Local Hearts: Cultural Intelligence for the 21st Century

  • Introduction to Quantum Computing

  • Ethics of Artificial Intelligence

  • Philosophy for Beginners

  • Indian Writings in English

  • Green Chemistry

  • Audio-Visual Recording and Editing

  • Film Appreciation

  • The Art of Storytelling

  • Writing for the Contemporary: Communication in the Age of AI

  • Leadership Lessons from Literature, Theatre, and Cinema

  • Introduction to Drawing and Sketching

  • Calligraphy and Typography in Art

  • Conceptual and Contemporary Painting

  • Renewable Energy Sources

  • Technology Diplomacy

  • Automation in Daily Lives

  • Automotive Basics

  • Drone Applications

  • Building Interiors and Landscaping

  • Waste to Energy

  • Nature Based Solutions

  • Solving for Bharat

PEO (Program Educational Objectives)

PEO 1 - The graduates will have an exposure on emerging cutting-edge technologies, lifelong learning, adequate training and opportunities to work as teams on multidisciplinary projects with effective communication skills, individual, supportive and leadership qualities.

PEO 2 - The graduates will be able to apply basic and contemporary science, interior construction engineering, experimentation skills to identify software/hardware problems in the industry and academia and be able to design, develop and provide practical solutions to them.

PEO 3 - The graduates will be able to establish an understanding of professionalism, ethics, public policy and aesthetics that allows them to become good professional
Designers.

PSO (Program Specific Outcomes)

PSO 1 - Apply the fundamental knowledge of design science of design and able to come up with logical, functional design solutions, has great knowledge of color psychology, make marketing networks and implementation of software & hardware.

PSO 2 - Develop competence in analytical, logical & decision-making skills related to design, work on design software, multimedia and networking for efficient design according to different clients of varying complexity.

PSO 3 - Ability to investigate dynamic technology scenarios and use computer-aided software tools for developing innovative projects in design technologies to solve real world application problems. Working with Environment and sustainability.

PSO4 - Ethics: Understand and commit to professional ethics and responsibilities and norms of engineering practice.

PO (Program Outcomes)

PO 1: Disciplinary/Interdisciplinary Knowledge: Apply the knowledge of design principles, technical proficiency, creative problem-solving research aptitude, and portfolio development
to address complex design challenges, foster innovation, and adapt to rapidly evolving world.

PO 2: Complex Problem Solving: Ability to resolve complex design problems using various methods and tools of design process, critical analysis and synthesis, creative thinking, user centered design, design research, prototyping and reflection.

PO 3: Critical Thinking: Ability to independently and deeply - analyze design problems, research, examine and evaluate concepts, provide constructive critique, consider contexts,
debate contrarian views, prioritize, base decisions on evidence, to create and develop well considered design outcomes.

PO 4: Creativity: Ability to generate new innovative ideas, experiment with new techniques, refine and creatively reframe design concepts, and problems and develop creative solutions
and outcomes.

PO 5: Communication Skills: Ability to communicate visually and aesthetically, deliver engaging presentations, articulate clearly, participate in constructive critique, communicate
with clients and teams, and navigate cross-cultural contexts.

PO 6: Analytical Reasoning / Thinking: Ability to break down complex problems, analyze information, think broadly and critically, and use evidence to validate concepts and make
informed decisions.

PO 7: Research skills: Ability to conduct research effectively using various methodologies, prioritize user-centeredness and contextual understanding, and validate design problems to
create solutions informed by evidence and trends.

PO 8: Coordinating and collaborating: Exhibit adeptness in collaborating with diverse teams, negotiating coordinated efforts, taking tasks, and efficiently working as part of a
group towards a common creative goal.

PO 9: Leadership readiness/qualities: demonstrate skills and qualities required to proactively engage, autonomously self-direct, creatively lead, take risks, seek-out knowledge and
provide solutions, develop vision and direction and excel as design leaders in the industry.

PO 10: Learning Skills: Ability to acquire new skills and knowledge adaptively and independently throughout their careers.

PO 11: Digital and Technological Skills: Equip graduates with proficiency in contemporary digital tools and technologies to stay relevant and drive creativity, industry excellence and
innovation.

PO 12: Multi-cultural competence & inclusive spirit: Ability apply universal design principles. design with sensitivity, empathy, and respect, for diverse cultures and communities across various geographies.

PO 13: Value Inculcation: Cultivating designers with a strong ethical foundation, fostering responsible creativity, and promoting socially conscious practices within the design industry.

PO 14: Authority, responsibility & accountability: Ability to effectively navigate authority, embrace responsibility, and uphold accountability in their creative processes,

PO 15: Environmental Awareness and Action: Exhibit acquired knowledge, skills, attitudes, and values to proactively address environmental challenges, including mitigating
degradation, climate change, and pollution, implementing effective waste management, and promoting sustainable development and living.

PO 16: Community Engagement and Service: Ability to actively engage in community service and activities, leveraging their skills to contribute to the well-being and enhancement
of society at large.

PO 17: Empathy: Ability to empathize with and comprehend the perspectives, experiences, and emotions of individuals or groups within the design context.

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Program Core

This is a future-forward program that centers on the relationship between humans and digital products. The program core is designed to move students from understanding human psychology to mastering the technical tools required to build seamless, intuitive digital interfaces.

Open Electives Languages (OEL)

Open Elective Language courses offer students the opportunity to learn additional languages and improve linguistic competence, communication effectiveness, cultural understanding, and professional interaction skills. These courses support multilingual learning and global employability.

OEL List:

OEL–I: Language Foundations

  • French Language – I

  • German Language – I

  • Hindi Language – I

  • Kannada Nudi – I

  • Kannada Kaushala – I

  • Spanish Language – I

OEL–II: Language Proficiency Enhancement

  • French Language – II

  • German Language – II

  • Hindi Language – II

  • Kannada Nudi – II

  • Kannada Kaushala – II

  • Spanish Language – II

Ability Enhancement Courses (AEC)

Ability Enhancement Courses are designed to improve students’ language proficiency, communication skills, environmental awareness, digital literacy, professional ethics, and personality development. These courses enhance employability, soft skills, and holistic development in alignment with multidisciplinary education objectives.

Skill Enhancement Courses (SEC)

Skill Enhancement Courses focus on practical, hands-on, and application-oriented learning aimed at developing industry-relevant competencies, technical skills, vocational abilities, and professional readiness. These courses emphasize experiential learning, tools, software applications, internships, and problem-solving capabilities.

Learning Beyond Classroom

Learning Beyond Classroom components include experiential and participative learning activities conducted outside the traditional classroom environment. These may include internships, field visits, community engagement, projects, industry interaction, workshops, seminars, certifications, MOOCs, club activities, and extension programmes that contribute to holistic student development and outcome-based education.

The Dissertation component is an advanced academic and industry-oriented research initiative that enables students to investigate emerging trends, challenges, innovations, and strategic opportunities within the fintech ecosystem. Students undertake independent research under faculty guidance in areas such as AI in finance, blockchain applications, digital banking, cybersecurity, financial inclusion, ESG and sustainable finance, financial analytics, embedded finance, open banking, and decentralized finance (DeFi).
The dissertation process involves problem identification, literature review, research design, data collection and analysis, interpretation of findings, and development of strategic recommendations aligned with industry relevance and innovation.

The dissertation component develops:

Research and analytical thinking capabilities
Data interpretation and evidence-based decision-making skills
Strategic problem-solving and innovation orientation
Technical report writing and presentation competencies
Ability to evaluate emerging financial technologies and business models

The research experience equips students with intellectual depth, domain specialization, and analytical maturity required for leadership roles, consulting, research careers, entrepreneurial ventures, and technology-driven financial decision-making in the evolving global fintech landscape.

The Course of Independent Study (CIS) is a distinctive 3-credit academic pathway that offers students a valuable opportunity to engage in research-oriented learning through a faculty-mentored project in place of one course within their curriculum. Designed to nurture intellectual curiosity, innovation, and critical thinking, the course enables students to immerse themselves in hands-on research through laboratories, field-based work, or Centres of Excellence. Under close faculty guidance, students identify research problems, pursue structured inquiry, and develop meaningful academic outcomes. Credits are earned through consistent progress, active participation in review milestones, successful completion of the project, and the preparation and submission of a research paper to a Scopus-indexed journal, conference, or other approved scholarly platform—positioning students for early exposure to high-quality research and scholarly contribution.

The Research Project in the B. Des. (Interior Design) program at Alliance University is a rigorous academic and analytical endeavor that precedes or runs parallel to the final design execution. It shifts the focus from how to build to why we build, ensuring that every design decision is backed by empirical data and psychological theory.

The Design Project in the B. Des. (Interior Design) program at Alliance University serves as the experiential heart of the curriculum. It moves students away from theoretical exercises and into the role of a professional designer tasked with solving "wicked problems" in the digital and physical space.

The Social Internship is a cornerstone of the undergraduate experience, designed to cultivate a deep sense of civic responsibility and empathetic leadership. By moving beyond the classroom, students engage directly with grassroots realities, bridging the gap between academic theory and the practical challenges faced by marginalized communities.

Core Objectives:

The program aims to transform students from passive learners into active contributors to society. Key objectives include:
Empathy & Value Creation: Developing a firsthand understanding of social disparities and building personal value systems rooted in service and respect.
Grassroots Exposure: Gaining insight into the complexities of rural and urban social issues, including inequality, environmental sustainability, and human rights.
Professional Skill Integration: Applying communication, problem-solving, and organizational skills in a non-corporate, mission-driven environment.

During the internship, students engage in:

  • Live business proajects
  • Data-driven problem solving
  • Process analysis
  • Digital transformation initiatives
  • Financial modelling
  • Customer analytics
  • Compliance frameworks
  • Fintech product applications under industry mentorship

The internship enables students to apply concepts learned in finance, analytics, AI, cybersecurity, blockchain, digital payments, and business strategy to practical organizational challenges.

The programme significantly enhances industry readiness by developing:

  • Practical exposure to fintech ecosystems and digital business models
  • Analytical and problem-solving capabilities using real-time business data
  • Professional communication, teamwork, and workplace adaptability
  • Understanding of industry tools, platforms, and regulatory environments
  • Decision-making abilities in technology-driven financial environments

The internship experience helps students build strong professional networks, industry confidence, and career readiness while aligning academic learning with evolving fintech industry expectations.

STUDY ABROAD OPTIONS

International Mobility

Experience global education through our international study opportunities designed to broaden academic perspectives and cultural understanding. These programmes enable students to study at partner universities abroad, gain international exposure, and develop the global competencies needed to succeed in an interconnected world.

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An opportunity that lets students begin their degree at Alliance University (1 or 2 years) and then transfer to a foreign university to complete and earn their degree internationally.

Explore the World: Study a semester abroad, earn transferable credits, and gain global insights while experiencing a new culture and expanding your skills.

An exciting immersion opportunity for Alliance University students to engage with leading multinational companies and innovative startups, offering a unique blend of global learning and practical work exposure abroad, all within just 7 to 14 days.
Short-term programmes lasting 2 to 4 weeks offer students an ideal opportunity to gain international exposure without disrupting their academic schedule.

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Alliance University welcomes students from across the world to study, collaborate, and thrive in a truly global learning ecosystem. We combine academic rigour with industry exposure, modern infrastructure with personalised support, and global perspectives with Indian values.

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Recognising Effort, Celebrating Success

Category Eligibility Criteria
General 10+2 from a recognized Board / Council with a minimum of 50% marks
Reserved Categories 5% relaxation for SC / ST candidates

Program duration
Entry Level Program Duration
Regular Level Four Years / Eight Semesters
Lateral Level Three Years / Six Semesters

ACCEPTED TEST SCORES
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Particulars Indian Nationals Foreign Nationals
Registration Fee (As per admission cycle) ₹25,000 US$500
1st Installment (As per provisional admission offer) ₹4,00,000 US$4,975
2nd Installment ₹4,00,000 US$5,475
3rd Installment ₹4,00,000 US$5,475
4th Installment ₹4,00,000 US$5,475
Total Program Fee (Includes registration + all installments) ₹16,00,000 US$21,900

Category Eligibility Scholarship
Academic Excellence Class X & XII ≥ 95% 50% Tuition Fee Waiver
AUSAT Scholarship AUSAT ≥ 90% + X & XII ≥ 75% 50% Tuition Fee Waiver
AUSAT Scholarship AUSAT ≥ 85% + X & XII ≥ 75% 35% Tuition Fee Waiver
AUSAT Scholarship AUSAT ≥ 70% + X & XII ≥ 75% 25% Tuition Fee Waiver
AUSAT Freeship AUSAT ≥ 90% + X & XII ≥ 60% ₹50,000 One-time
AUSAT Freeship AUSAT 80–89.99% + X & XII ≥ 60% ₹25,000 One-time
CUET Scholarship CUET ≥ 90% 30% Tuition Fee Waiver
CUET Scholarship CUET 80–89.9% 20% Tuition Fee Waiver
CUET Scholarship CUET 70–79.9% 15% Tuition Fee Waiver
Program-Specific Merit UCEED Score ≥ 200 + X & XII ≥ 70% 35% Tuition Fee Waiver
Program-Specific Merit UCEED Score ≥ 150 + X & XII ≥ 70% 25% Tuition Fee Waiver
Program-Specific Merit NIFT Rank 1–3000 + X & XII ≥ 65% 35% Tuition Fee Waiver
Program-Specific Merit NIFT Rank 3001–6000 + X & XII ≥ 65% 25% Tuition Fee Waiver
Program-Specific Merit NIFT Rank 6001–7500 + X & XII ≥ 65% 15% Tuition Fee Waiver
Program-Specific Merit NID DAT Percentile ≥ 90 + X & XII ≥ 70% 50% Tuition Fee Waiver
Program-Specific Merit NID DAT Percentile 85–89.99 + X & XII ≥ 70% 35% Tuition Fee Waiver
Program-Specific Merit NID DAT Percentile 80–84.99 + X & XII ≥ 70% 25% Tuition Fee Waiver
Special Merit X & XII ≥ 90% 50% Tuition Fee Waiver
Special Merit X & XII ≥ 80% 30% Tuition Fee Waiver
Special Merit X & XII ≥ 70% 25% Tuition Fee Waiver
Category-Based SC / ST ≥ 70% 20% Tuition Fee Waiver
Category-Based Differently-Abled ≥ 50% 50% Tuition Fee Waiver
Category-Based Defence / Paramilitary ≥ 70% 15% Tuition Fee Waiver
Category-Based International-Level Player ≥ 50% 100% Tuition Fee Waiver
Category-Based National-Level Player ≥ 50% 50% Tuition Fee Waiver
Category-Based Domicile ≥ 70% 5% Tuition Fee Waiver
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Steps Description
Step 1 Submit Online Application
Step 2 Pay Application Fee — ₹1000 (US$50 for foreign nationals)
Step 3 Appear for ADAT (Alliance Design Aptitude Test)
Step 4 Personal Interview assessment
Step 5 Selection based on overall profile & performance
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Living Spaces That Inspire Belonging

EXPLORE OUR HOSTELS

Comfort, safety, and community form the foundation of campus living. Our residential halls are thoughtfully designed to create a sense of belonging—offering a welcoming environment where students can study, unwind, and build lifelong friendships.

Separate hostels
for boys and girls

Student-friendly
common areas

Spacious rooms
(single, double, or triple occupancy)

Dedicated wardens
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Everything You Need to Know

What is the scope of an interior design course?
The Interior Design programme at Alliance University offers a broad and dynamic scope, preparing students for varied career opportunities across residential, commercial, and creative industries. Graduates may pursue roles as Residential or Commercial Interior Designers, Set or Exhibition Designers, Furniture and Lighting Designers, Sustainable Design Consultants, or Project Managers. The programme nurtures both artistic sensibilities and practical expertise, enabling students to make meaningful contributions to the evolving field of interior design.
What is the admission procedure and eligibility requirements for an interior design course at Alliance University?
Applicants must have completed 10+2 from a recognised Board or Council with a minimum of 50% marks (45% for SC/ST candidates). The application process involves registering on the University’s application portal, completing the online form, and submitting required documents, including mark sheets, a creative portfolio, and a passport-sized photograph. Following payment of the application fee, candidates are assessed through the Alliance Design Aptitude Test (ADAT), a portfolio review, and a personal interview, which collectively evaluate design aptitude, creativity, and potential.
Does Alliance University have placement assistance for interior design courses?
Yes. The Alliance School of Design provides dedicated placement support through its Placement Cell, industry partnerships, and the Centre for Industry Interface (CII). Students receive guidance, professional connections, and placement opportunities to facilitate successful career outcomes.
What is the duration of the interior design course?
The B. Des. Interior Design programme is structured over four years, encompassing eight semesters that balance theoretical instruction, practical projects, and industry exposure.
What does the curriculum cover?
The curriculum covers space planning, furniture and lighting design, materials, colours, and textures, 3D modelling and visualisation using advanced digital tools, ergonomics, sustainable and eco-friendly design, the history of interior design and architecture, project management, and client communication. This comprehensive approach ensures graduates develop both creative and technical competencies essential for professional practice.
Do students learn both residential and commercial interior design concepts?
Yes. Students gain exposure to both residential and commercial interior design concepts, equipping them with the versatility to tackle diverse projects in varied contexts.
Does the programme include training in digital tools such as AutoCAD, SketchUp, Rhino, or 3ds Max?
Yes. The programme integrates training in key digital tools, including AutoCAD, SketchUp, Rhino, and 3ds Max. Proficiency in these applications is essential for contemporary practice, enabling students to visualise, model, and communicate design concepts effectively.
Are students exposed to sustainable and green design practices?
Yes. Sustainability and environmentally responsible design practices form a central component of the curriculum, encouraging students to incorporate eco-conscious principles into their projects.
Are there opportunities for internships, live projects, workshops, and site visits as part of the course?
Yes. Students actively participate in internships, live projects, workshops, and site visits, facilitating experiential learning and bridging the gap between academic study and professional practice.
Can students participate in design exhibitions, competitions, and showcases?
Yes. Students are encouraged to present their projects at design juries, exhibitions, and competitions at both national and international levels. Feedback from industry professionals and academic experts helps refine their work, expand professional networks, and strengthen their portfolios. The Design Jury, in particular, provides opportunities for students to present work for professional critique, fostering skill development and strategic thinking.
What kind of multidisciplinary exposure do students get with related fields like architecture, civil engineering, and product design?
The programme offers strong interdisciplinary exposure, enabling students to collaborate with peers in architecture, civil engineering, and product design. This cross-disciplinary approach is vital in real-world projects where interior design intersects with structural, technical, and product considerations.
Do students get guidance from industry professionals and practising interior designers?
Yes. Students benefit from mentorship, workshops, seminars, and guest lectures delivered by practising interior designers and industry experts. The Design Jury, in particular, provides opportunities for students to present work for professional critique, fostering skill development and strategic thinking.
What makes the B. Des. Interior Design programme at Alliance University unique?
The programme distinguishes itself through its holistic integration of creativity, industry relevance, and academic rigour. With a forward-looking curriculum grounded in design thinking, access to industry projects, state-of-the-art facilities, and strong emphasis on professional development, the programme ensures graduates are well-prepared for diverse and dynamic career trajectories in interior design.
Are scholarships available for B. Des. Interior Design students at Alliance University?
Yes. Alliance University provides a wide range of scholarships and financial aid opportunities for deserving and meritorious students. These are awarded on the basis of academic performance, national entrance exam scores, achievements in sports or cultural activities, and need-based considerations. AUSAT: Students scoring 75% or above in Class 10 and 12 may receive 25%, 35%, or 50% tuition fee waivers. UCEED: Scores ? 200 qualify for a 35% waiver; scores ? 150 qualify for 25%. NID DAT: Percentiles ? 90 receive 50%; 85–89.99 receive 35%; 80–84.99 receive 25%.
Can I pursue the B. Des. Interior Design at Alliance University alongside freelance design work?
Yes. The programme offers students the flexibility to undertake freelance design work alongside their studies. With hands-on projects, industry exposure, and faculty mentorship, learners are encouraged to build professional portfolios and refine entrepreneurial skills while pursuing their degree.
What is the B. Des. – Interior Design program? +

A four-year undergraduate programme in Interior Design, covering spatial planning, sustainable design, 2D & 3D modelling, materials, furniture, construction, and project management, with practical projects, live site exposure, and professional mentorship.

What is the course duration? +

Four years (Eight Semesters)

What is the eligibility criteria? +

10+2 from recognized Board / Council with minimum 50% marks; 5% relaxation for SC / ST candidates

What entrance requirements are there? +

ADAT (Alliance Design Aptitude Test), Portfolio Submission, and Personal Interview

Are experiential learning opportunities included? +

Yes, including studio projects, live site visits, workshops, internships, and collaborative design exercises

What software and technical skills are taught? +

2D/3D modelling software, CAD tools, visualization, material and furniture design techniques, project management, and sustainable design tools

Are scholarships available? +

Yes, merit-based, program-specific, and category-based scholarships are offered

What career paths are available after B. Des. – Interior Design? +

Careers as interior designers, space planners, furniture designers, sustainability consultants, project managers, and opportunities in residential, commercial, and hospitality sectors

Can international students apply? +

Yes, with ADAT, portfolio submission, interview, and applicable fee payment

How are students evaluated? +

Through coursework, studio projects, portfolio review, live site assignments, presentations, and project demonstrations

Are extracurricular activities included? +

Yes, including exhibitions, workshops, webinars, and collaborative design projects

Is mentorship provided? +

Yes, personalized faculty guidance, industry mentorship, and portfolio support throughout the programme

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