What can you do with a Design, Architecture & Interiors degree?

Graduates can work in architectural practice or interior design studios, creating buildings, landscapes and environments across residential, commercial, retail, hospitality and cultural settings. Some graduates move into related fields such as exhibition and experiential design, set and production design for film and theatre, furniture and product design, lighting design, or heritage and conservation.

Design graduates also thrive in graphic design, branding, digital design, UX/UI, motion graphics, and creative content roles, as well as in user research, service design and design strategy. With strong skills in visual communication, spatial thinking, problem-solving and human-centred design, graduates are well equipped to work in agencies, studios, tech companies and creative organisations, or to build freelance and entrepreneurial careers. 

A Design, Architecture or Interiors degree gives you the space to experiment with a range of materials and tools. 

You’ll work with contemporary tech and digital design tools whether you’re laying out pages, laser cutting, 3D printing and scanning, CNC milling or visualising interiors with VR.

You’ll find all you need to bring your practical projects to life, including outdoor construction areas, technician-supported workshops for making in metals, plaster, new sustainable materials and wood and a full range of facilities for craft skills such as screen printing, printmaking and bookbinding.