The programme will provide a high level focal point in Ireland for the discipline of interior architecture in order to conduct research and contribute to the global forum. The programme ethos is centred on the belief that design is a mode of research. Masters students are encouraged to discover their own individual expression by engaging in an active stream of research through design, thus enabling graduates to take leadership roles with an implicit approach to remodelling the existing fabric, contributing to a more inclusive and informed profession into the 21st century.

Applicants should have an honours degree (2:2 or above) in Interior architecture, Architecture, Interior Design or a design related discipline or equivalent. All applicants will apply directly through to the registrar’s office of Sligo Institute of Technology. The admissions office will asses all degrees obtained in another country using the guidelines supplied by the National Qualifications authority. All non English speaking students will either: 1. Be assessed at an interview 2. Can produce the results of a standard English test at the required level. Non Standard Applicants may be called for interview and must present a portfolio demonstrating creative ability and relevant industry experience. RPEL to ensure demonstration of relevant learning outcomes will apply. A request for supplementary information will be made including certified transcripts of previous results. Places may be awarded based on this supplementary information.