Interior Design and Technology teaches how to plan, shape, and manage interior spaces that are safe, attractive, and functional. You will study design principles, technical drawing, materials and finishes, building technologies, sustainable design, and digital tools such as CAD and BIM. Practical work includes sketching, model making, site analysis, and computer-aided drafting. Graduates can work as interior designers, support architects, construction managers, urban planners, surveyors, or environmental consultants. The program opens doors to jobs in design studios, construction firms, government planning departments, and self-employment. If you enjoy creativity tied to real-world building skills, this program helps you build a professional portfolio and start a rewarding career in the built environment.