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Diploma of Interior Design in Florence, Italy (1 or 2 Years)
This academic program is for entry-level students and is available as a one-year diploma or two-year advanced diploma. The main focus is on providing a general introduction to interior design through a structured and concentrated process. All courses are in English and cover all aspects, including lighting, materials, colors, and space planning. To obtain good results, studies in interiors requi...
This academic program is for entry-level students and is available as a one-year diploma or two-year advanced diploma. The main focus is on providing a general introduction to interior design through a structured and concentrated process. All courses are in English and cover all aspects, including lighting, materials, colors, and space planning. To obtain good results, studies in interiors require full-time participation, 40-50 hours weekly split between home and classroom. The diploma courses provide fundamental introductions to all two-dimensional and three-dimensional design areas. The two-year program covers many topics, including theory, research, design concepts, history, architectural drawings, and rendering. The setting in Florence is central to the course, providing an inspirat...
Program Highlights
Earn an Advanced Diploma in Interior Design by completing two years of study.
Attend FIDI's guest lecture series featuring designers, architects, artists, and respected figures in the world of Italian design and culture.
Make Florence an extension of your classroom by joining field trips, which form an integral part of the Institute’s curriculum.
Broaden your knowledge and skills in design through dynamic teaching methods, motivating course materials, and interactive learning.
Learn from teaching faculty who possess the highest credentials and come from both Italy and international backgrounds.
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- Florence, Italy
- Fall
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- Academic Year
- Interior Design
- All Nationalities
Program Details
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Locations
- Florence, Italy
Types and Subjects
- Subjects & Courses
- Interior Design
Availability
Years Offered: Year Round
Age Requirement
Age Requirement Varies
Guidelines
- All Nationalities
- This Program is also open to Solo
Cost per week
Program Cost Includes
- Tuition & Fees
Accommodation Options
- Apartment/Flat
- Independent living
Qualifications & Experience
- English
Language Skills Required
- High school graduate, diploma or the equivalent (for example: GED)
Accepted Education Levels
Application Procedures
- Transcript
- Other
- Online Application
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This academic program is for entry-level students and is available as a one-year diploma or two-year advanced diploma. The main focus is on providing a general introduction to interior design through a structured and concentrated process. All courses are in English and cover all aspects, including lighting, materials, colors, and space planning. To obtain good results, studies in interiors require full-time participation, 40-50 hours weekly split between home and classroom. The diploma courses provide fundamental introductions to all two-dimensional and three-dimensional design areas. The two-year program covers many topics, including theory, research, design concepts, history, architectural drawings, and rendering. The setting in Florence is central to the course, providing an inspirat...
The Florence Institute of Design International
The Florence Institute of Design International
Ready to Learn More?
This academic program is for entry-level students and is available as a one-year diploma or two-year advanced diploma. The main focus is on providing a general introduction to interior design through a structured and concentrated process. All courses are in English and cover all aspects, including lighting, materials, colors, and space planning. To obtain good results, studies in interiors require full-time participation, 40-50 hours weekly split between home and classroom. The diploma courses provide fundamental introductions to all two-dimensional and three-dimensional design areas. The two-year program covers many topics, including theory, research, design concepts, history, architectural drawings, and rendering. The setting in Florence is central to the course, providing an inspirat...
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