Overview
Study Abroad courses are for students and professionals who wish to spend time learning in the UK with our students for one or more terms
If you feel like one of our creative courses is the right fit for you, you can start making your application.
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AUB offers students the opportunity to explore their creative practice while broadening their horizons.
Semester Study Abroad courses are for students and professionals who wish to spend time abroad, developing their creative skills and gaining credits towards their university degree, but don't necessarily want to spend 2-3 years in another country.
This exciting and challenging Semester Study Abroad Interior Architecture and Design course offers the opportunity to unlock your creative potential and explore innovations of interior design. Adapt, refurbish, re-use and recycle existing buildings and the stories captured within them, the meaning and identity and quality of materials, light sound and above all the needs of the people for whom you are designing.
Depending on the term you choose to study with us, you will explore alternative solutions to contemporary design problems. You will look at the architectural interpretation of three-dimensional interior spaces and investigate the fundamental principles and ecological context that govern the types of buildings and spaces and have the opportunity to further develop your key drawing skills for the processes of design and communication. You will become familiar with the more detailed processes that come together in the construction of a small-scale, ‘domestic’ structure.
You will develop your flair and creativity, enabling you to fully realise your potential as a professional designer. You will be allowed more specialised study within your particular areas of interest and building upon your awareness of design within the wider community.
| Mode of study | |
|---|---|
Full time |
1, 2 or 3 terms |
| Autumn Term Duration | |
|---|---|
1 Term |
September - December |
2 Terms |
September - March |
3 Terms |
September - May |
| Spring Term Duration | |
|---|---|
1 Term |
January - March |
2 Terms |
January - May |
Contact Study Abroad on +44 1202 363824 or Skype: aub-studyabroad
Portfolios are required from all prospective candidates who wish to do a Semester Study Abroad course at the Arts University. The portfolio’s purpose is to show us how you communicate and translate ideas visually. Your portfolio will be reviewed by the course leader and a panel who will determine the most appropriate year of study in the course for each candidate.
Other types of programmes, such as bespoke courses are also available. For more information or to apply for a course contact us on +44 1202 363824 or email studyabroad@aub.ac.uk
Study Abroad courses are for students and professionals who wish to spend time learning in the UK with our students for one or more terms
This course helps you develop your creative understanding or increase your English language skills before apply for a MA course.
Exchange programmes offer the opportunity for current AUB students to study part of their degree with one of our partner universities.
Find out more about studying at AUB, either as a Study Abroad student or an exchange student from one of AUB’s partner institutions.
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