The graduates of this major can work as designer assistants (junior designers) who are able to design furniture and spatial interior, visualize spatial imaging, and manage interior and furniture projects based on the analysis of human relations with area in the context of culture and the development of the construction industry based on entrepreneurship and creativity.

1. Junior designers and entrepreneurs in the field of interior and furniture
2. Junior planners in program and aesthetic visualization of interior spaces
3. Assistant Project Manager in interior and furniture
4. Research Assistant in interior design

Itenas’ Interior Design major has received an A grade four times in a row with the support of permanent lecturers and non-permanent lectures (alumni, professionals, and academics), infrastructures, facilities, and learning methods that are already performing well such as Studio method from basic education to integrated Interior Design Studios with Digital Laboratory, Material Laboratory, Modelling Laboratory, also Reading and Literature Room. Besides, on-site learning such as excursion visits to spatial and cultural studies, and study visits to facilities related to core courses (museums, hotels, and other public facilities) are held. Industrial visits such as the on-site experience of the Interior Design industry from the production process to the retail industry. Student activities that support lectures in the Annual Routine Exhibition of Study Outcomes is conducted from basic education to final assignments.

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Single Occupancy Interior Design
Basic mastery of Interior Design Planning and Area Scale Interior Design Planning for individual residences according to their character.

Family Residential Interior Design
Designing the interior of a two-story residence for one family.

Commercial Stage Interior Design
Designing the interior of limited public service facilities in context with considerations of aesthetics, sociology, and physiology, in the case of designing a specialty shop.

Public Space Interior Design
The process of designing the interior of a public service facility with medium complexity to produce a conceptual spatial arrangement with the development of thematic, technological, and organizational image aspects.

High Complexity Interior Design
Make interior designs with area cases (projects) to fulfill public function/public facilities that have the characteristics of high social interaction and size of the area above 2000 m² with the development of the thematic, technology, and organizational image aspects.

Thematic Furniture Design and Prototype
Furniture design with a high level of comfort, with the final process by making prototypes.