Bachelor in Interior Design

Because at UDIT we offer you a unique and winning methodology. Based on a vocation for creativity, innovative and up-to-date syllabuses, the incorporation of technology and innovation as the backbone, training based on real projects and the critical thinking instilled by the teaching staff.

Are you passionate about designing spaces and want to turn your creativity into your profession? Rocío Sancho, Director of Interior Design at UDIT, University of Design, Innovation and Technology, explains 7 key reasons why you should study Interior Design at our university. From a practical and innovative approach to industry connections, find out what makes UDIT the best place to train as an interior designer.

The future of the Interior Design career is very promising. With the growing interest in personalisation and optimisation of spaces, both residential and commercial, the demand for interior designers is on the rise. In addition, the integration of sustainability and technology in interior design opens up new opportunities and niches in the market.

In the Degree in Interior Design you will have the opportunity to carry out several projects, we give you the example of Marina Martín, alumni of the Degree in Interior Design at UDIT, in which she tells us about her experience doing her TFG "Samadi".

If you want to study the Bachelor's Degree in Interior Design you can do so without having studied a specific baccalaureate, you must meet the entry requirements set out in art.3 of Royal Decree 412/2014. However, the recommended entry profile is that of a student with a marked affinity for technology, an outstanding performance in mathematics and a strong interest in problem solving.

Although it is true that, due to the nature of the degree, it is recommended to take a bachelor's degree in the arts, you should not worry about your previous training as you will be able to make the most of our degrees.

All our Bachelor's Degrees start from scratch, so it is not necessary to take a specific type of baccalaureate or have a specific entry profile.

It is true that due to the typology of our degrees, it is usually recommended to take a baccalaureate in arts or science and technology.

The purpose of the entrance exam is to get to know the profile of the future student in order to be able to offer you personalised attention and, if necessary, to reinforce any previous skills such as artistic drawing.

In no case should you be concerned about your previous training when it comes to getting the most out of our degree courses.

An interior designer is responsible for creating and optimising interior spaces so that they are functional, safe and aesthetically pleasing. Their functions include:

• Space Planning: analysing and planning the layout of spaces to maximise their use and functionality.
• Material and Finish Selection: choosing materials, colours, furniture and finishes to suit the style and needs of the client.
• Lighting Design: planning and designing the appropriate lighting for each environment.
• Project Management: supervise and coordinate the execution of design projects, ensuring that deadlines and budgets are met.
• Client Advice: providing advice and creative proposals that meet the client's expectations and requirements.

Yes, this programme is taught 100% in English. It is not bilingual: teaching, materials and assessment are in English.

No. It is a separate track, taught entirely in English.

A sufficient level of English is recommended to understand classes, participate in projects and take assessments in English. See the Admissions section for current accreditation requirements.

The Bachelor's Degree in Interior Design at UDIT lasts four years. During this time, students acquire theoretical and practical knowledge that enables them to develop as competent and creative professionals in the field of interior design.

Yes, all degrees offered at UDIT are official and internationally recognised.

You should be careful with other degrees offered on the market as "Official Degrees" that in reality are not. To check if a degree is official, you should consult the website of the RUCT (Registro de Universidades, Centros y Títulos), an official body belonging to the Ministry of Universities that oversees the academic organisation and university officialdom.

In the 2027–2028 academic year, the first-year fee for the Bachelor in Interior Design 100% in English at UDIT is €14,460 for place reservation and tuition for 60 ECTS credits. This figure comprises a €2,100 place reservation fee, which secures a place on the chosen programme, and €12,360 in tuition fees, at €206 per credit. New students also pay a one-off €500 fee to open a student file, payable only in the first year. Enrolment includes student insurance.

Tuition fees can be paid in a single instalment —between 1 and 5 September, with a 3% discount— or, for students from Europe, Latin America and Brazil, in ten monthly instalments from September to June, due on the 5th of each month. Students from other regions must pay the full amount in July, before the start of the academic year; from the second year onwards, they may also use the monthly payment plan. To reduce the cost, students can consult the current calls for UDIT’s Academic Excellence, High Academic Achievement, Young Talents and Trébol Study Support scholarships and grants, family allowances, company scholarships available for certain degrees, and any applicable government-funded scholarships. Eligibility and award amounts depend on the terms of the current call for applications.

If you come from the Spanish education system, to study this Degree at UDIT you must meet at least one of the following requirements:

• Having passed the University Entrance Examination (EVAU) with a pass mark.
• Students coming from a Higher Level Training Cycle or FP II.
• Students accessing from completed Spanish university studies.
• Students accessing through the University Entrance Examination for over 25 years old, for over 40 years old and for over 45 years old.

Students coming from educational systems outside Spain:

• Students from pre-university education systems of European Union member states and countries with reciprocity agreements.
• Students in possession of the International Baccalaureate Diploma.
• Students coming from pre-university education systems abroad.
• Students with foreign university studies who gain access through homologation of their studies.
• Students with official foreign university studies completed or unfinished who access by official validation.

Language of instruction: English. To start the Bachelor in Interior Design you must be able to follow the teaching in English. Check in Admission how to accredit the language.

The first step is to request information, you can do this via the web, by telephone on 91 555 25 28 or by email: orientación.universitaria@udit.es.

The next step is to take the level test, the aim of which is to find out the student's academic competences, allowing you to detect reinforcement actions before the start of the course.

Once you have taken the test and have been informed that you have been admitted to UDIT, make a registration reservation to guarantee your place for the next course. Places are allocated in strict order of booking.

Enrolment is the same as for the other degrees; remember that the language of instruction is English.

If you need to clarify your linguistic situation or how to accredit your English, contact Admission and we will guide you.