Taylor’s Diploma in Interior Design introduces you to the principles of spatial design, combining creativity with technical skills to shape functional and engaging interior environments.
Throughout the programme, you will explore areas such as spatial planning, materials, lighting, and design concepts, while developing skills in creative problem-solving, visual communication, and design understanding. You will also gain exposure to modern construction technology and art-based subjects that support both aesthetics and practical application.
As you progress, you will learn to approach real-world design challenges, applying your ideas to create spaces that are both visually appealing and functional.
Duration
Study options
Intake Month
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Flexible future
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Note: Fees will be reviewed annually. For the avoidance of doubt, Taylor’s reserves the right to revise the fee payable for any given semester.
Effective 1 July 2025, a 6% Service Tax will be imposed on non-Malaysian citizens, applicable to all fees and charges, except International Security Deposit and EMGS application fees. Fees shown in the Fee Schedule are exclusive of the 6% Service Tax. The Service Tax rate and taxable fee components are subject to change as determined by government regulations.
The programme focuses on how you apply design concepts through project-based learning. You will work on design projects that involve developing layouts, selecting materials, and presenting ideas using drawings, digital tools, and model-making techniques.
Through practical courseworks, you will learn how to translate ideas into functional spaces while developing practical skills used in the interior design industry.
*All information is subject to change. The above module serve as a guideline. Readers are responsible to verify the information by contacting the university’s Admissions Department.
*All information is subject to change. The above module serve as a guideline. Readers are responsible to verify the information by contacting the university’s Admissions Department.
Note: Choose ONE (1) elective only and subject to availability.
Ready to take the next step in your academic journey? Take a look at the entry requirements below for the Diploma in Interior Design to understand the qualifications needed for applicants with SPM or equivalent results.
SIJIL PELAJARAN MALAYSIA (SPM)
Pass with minimum of 3 credits
O LEVEL
Pass with minimum of 3 credits
SVM
Pass with minimum of 3 credits
STPM
Minimum of Grade C (GP 2.00) in any subjects
UNIFIED EXAMINATION CERTIFICATE (UEC)
Pass with minimum of 3Bs
OTHER QUALIFICATIONS
(i) Sijil Kemahiran Malaysia (SKM) at least Tahap 3 to pursue Diploma in the same field. The institution must provide a bridging programme to prepare students switching from skill-based or technical sector to the academic sector
(ii)Any other equivalent qualification recognised by Malaysian Government
AND Pass an interview OR submission of portfolio
*All information is subject to change. The above entry requirements serve as a guideline. Readers are responsible to verify the information by contacting the university’s Admissions Department.
Note: Students continuing to bachelor’s degree programmes at Taylor’s University are required to meet the respective programmes’ entry requirements, available on the Taylor’s University website.
1. Local Students
SPM English
Pass
IELTS
Band 4.0
TOEFL
iBT 31
UEC
C8
MUET
Band 2
TAYLOR'S EET
4.0
Taylor’s IEN
Level 1- Grade B or Level 2 – Grade C
COMPLETED HIGH SCHOOL (YEAR 11) THAT WAS CONDUCTED IN ENGLISH
2. International Students
IELTS
Band 4.5
TOEFL
iBT 33
MUET
Band 3
COMPLETED HIGH SCHOOL (YEAR 11) THAT WAS CONDUCTED IN ENGLISH
*All information is subject to change. The above entry requirements serve as a guideline. Readers are responsible to verify the information by contacting the university’s Admissions Department.
Note: Students continuing to bachelor’s degree programmes at Taylor’s University are required to meet the respective programmes’ entry requirements, available on the Taylor’s University website.
This Diploma in Interior Design prepares you for both immediate career opportunities and further studies in design and the built environment. Upon completion, you can choose to enter the workforce in junior design roles or progress to related degree programmes in areas such as interior architecture or design within the built environment.
At Taylor's, we offer diverse progression pathways providing students with opportunities for both local and overseas advancement in their academic and professional journeys.
Through applied learning in areas such as space planning, materials, and design development, this programme provides a strong foundation for junior roles and further studies in interior design and the built environment.
When you've successfully completed this programme, you could embark on any of these exciting careers, including:
Starting your Diploma in Interior Design programme marks a thrilling step forward in shaping your academic future and career aspirations. We're here to make your application process as smooth and clear as possible.
Please visit our Admissions website to learn more about the steps involved and the documents you'll need. For international students, please go here.
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No prior drawing skills are required. You will learn both manual sketching and digital drawing techniques as part of the programme.
Students are introduced to industry-relevant tools, which may include CAD software for drafting and visualisation tools for presenting design ideas.
A diploma can lead to junior roles such as interior design assistant. To progress into professional or senior design roles, further qualifications and industry experience are typically required.
You may also continue your studies by progressing to an undergraduate degree at Taylor’s University in areas such as interior architecture or related built environment disciplines.
Interior design focuses on planning and styling interior spaces, while interior architecture involves more technical aspects such as structural changes, spatial planning, and building regulations.
Interior design involves both creativity and technical understanding, including space planning, materials selection, and presenting design ideas effectively.
