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CITY:Wroclaw
FIELD OF STUDY:Interior Architecture

Interior design

Type of study:
Bachelor
Obtained title:
Bachelor's degree
Duration:
3.5 years
Language of study:
Polish
Form of study:
Full-time (weekdays), Part-time (Saturday–Sunday)

Ranked #1 in Poland by ELA – Our Interior Architecture program offers fast-track employment and excellent earning potential!

Why study at ATA

Turning Passion into Profession

Do you love designing interiors and have a passion for art? Then Interior Architecture is the perfect path for you.
You’ll gain both theoretical knowledge and practical skills essential to the profession, while expanding your artistic and technical horizons.

Career Development

Graduates of the Interior Architecture program at ATA thrive in the job market, often collaborating with renowned furniture companies.
They actively participate in design fairs and frequently launch their own businesses specializing in furniture design, interior planning, and product design.

Technology that builds empathy — experience accessibility through simulation

During your studies, you’ll have access to modern studios such as Architectural Design, Virtual Building and Landscape Design.
These spaces are equipped with powerful computers, graphic tablets, 3D controllers, and other essential tools to support your creative process.

At our university, you’ll also have the opportunity to use a unique simulation lab designed to help understand the experiences of people with disabilities.
The lab features a VR simulator that recreates sensory and mobility limitations, along with specialized equipment such as an aging simulation suit, a wheelchair, and VR goggles.

During your Interior Architecture studies, you will gain comprehensive knowledge and skills in areas such as:

During your Interior Architecture studies, you will gain comprehensive knowledge and skills in areas such as:

  • Creating various types of interior design projects –  from concept development to detailed execution plans
  • Project management, planning, and budgeting
  • 2D and 3D computer-aided design using modern technologies
  • Specialized subjects that deepen your understanding of design, including materials science, construction, and building systems
  • Developing diverse artistic forms such as painting, drawing, and sculpture

A highly respected team of academic and industry experts

Classes are taught by architects and designers who are actively involved in the industry — creators, researchers, and practitioners who combine real-world experience with a passion for education.
Our faculty members work on projects for companies, institutions, and private investors, run their own design studios, conduct academic research, and develop innovative solutions in the fields of architecture, design, and technology.

As a result, students learn from professionals who truly understand the world of design — from concept to implementation.

Among the instructors are:

  • Paulina Karolina Pośpiech, MA in Arts
  • Józefina Furmańczyk, MSc in Architecture
  • Przemysław Nowak, MSc in Architecture

What can you do after these studies?

Employment prospects

Working in architectural offices and developer companies

After graduation, you can join design teams in architectural and construction studios, as well as firms specializing in residential, commercial, or public interior design.
Your responsibilities may include creating interior layouts, selecting materials, color schemes, lighting, and decorative details.

Working in design companies

Your job will involve creating unique spaces — selecting furniture, colors, lighting, and accessories.
You might even get the chance to design interiors for a luxury hotel!

Scenografia i projektowanie przestrzeni do produkcji filmów, sztuk teatralnych i reklam

If you’re passionate about visual arts, after graduation you can work in set design for films or theatrical productions.
By creating interiors that evoke a specific atmosphere, you’ll shape spaces that highlight the unique character of each production.

Planning and managing exhibitions and trade shows

Your work may also involve designing exhibition and trade show spaces that showcase products in an eye-catching and engaging way.
Creating stands for design fairs requires a strong sense of both aesthetics and functionality – to craft spaces that captivate visitors and stand out from the competition.

Owner of a design studio

After graduation, you can start your own design studio offering interior design services.
This career path allows you to create spaces tailored to the individual needs of your clients.
For example, when designing a home for a private client, you’ll craft a unique and comfortable living space perfectly aligned with their lifestyle and personal taste.

This program is for you if:

You are interested in art and design

If you’re fascinated by how light, color, and texture can shape atmosphere, then Interior Architecture is the perfect program for you.
During your studies, you’ll learn how to design spaces that are both functional and visually appealing – for example, creating the interior of a café where customers feel truly comfortable.

You enjoy challenges and creative work that requires combining various skills

If you enjoy thinking outside the box and solving complex problems, Interior Architecture is a great choice.
Imagine designing a small apartment that feels both functional and spacious – you’ll need to find smart ways to maximize every square meter while balancing aesthetics, comfort, and practicality.

You want to work in a team and collaborate with other professionals

Interior architecture is a profession that often requires teamwork.
During your studies, you’ll learn how to collaborate with other professionals — such as engineers, artists, set designers, and even psychologists – to develop comprehensive design projects.
If you enjoy working in a team, sharing ideas, and creating something together, this program is the perfect fit for you.

Program and structure of studies

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practical profile of education

PRACTICAL SKILLS

63%

THEORETICAL KNOWLEDGE

21%

PROFESSIONAL INTERNSHIPS

16%

BORING CLASSES

0%
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Core and Specialization Courses in Interior Architecture

  • English Language

  • Physical Education

  • Basic Graphic Software for Interior Architects

  • Intellectual Property Protection

  • Ethnography

  • Business Law

  • Descriptive Geometry

  • Art History

  • Lighting Design

  • Ergonomics

  • Architectural Design

  • General Construction

  • Structural Systems

  • Sculpture

  • Drawing and Painting

  • AutoCAD Design

  • Basics of Photography

  • Fundamentals of Design

  • Fundamentals of Interior Design

  • Basics of Interior Design Methodology

  • Fundamentals of Furniture Design

  • Fundamentals of Exhibition Design

  • Composition of Forms and Surfaces

  • Presentation Techniques

  • Contemporary Technologies and Materials in Interior Architecture – Introduction

  • Strength of Materials

  • Concrete Structures

  • Basics of Technical Calculations

  • Client Communication and Collaboration

  • Timber Structures

  • Building Installations

  • Graphic Design

  • 3D Visualization

  • Interior Design

  • Ethnographic Design

  • Diploma Seminar

  • Thesis Consultations and Completion

  • Internship / Professional Practice

  • Technical Realizations

  • Interior Restoration

  • History of Architecture and Garden Art

  • Historical Furniture

  • Marketing Basics

  • Typography

  • Construction Economics

  • Investment Process Management

  • Polish Architecture

  • Contemporary Architecture

  • Landscape Architecture Design

  • Conservation and Restoration of Historical Monuments

  • Interior Detailing

  • Furniture Detailing

  • Philosophy

  • Ecology

Admission rules

Put together your portfolio and submit it today!

Admission to the first-cycle degree programme in Interior Architecture is based on an assessment of artistic aptitude.

Drawing examination:

  • consists of producing a still-life study in pencil, graphite, or crayon;
  • is held on campus;
  • lasts 3 hours.

The examination assesses the candidate’s ability to observe, compose on a two-dimensional surface, and demonstrate sensitivity to space, light, and texture, which constitute the assessment criteria.

In order to have their portfolio assessed, candidates must hold a secondary school leaving certificate (or an equivalent qualification obtained outside the Republic of Poland, or another document entitling them to apply for admission to higher education) and pay the admission fee of PLN 150.

After receiving a positive admission result, the following documents must be submitted to the Admissions Office.

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