
Apply advanced spatial thinking for interior environments. Students deepen the creative, technical, and critical skills developed at BA level. The program supports graduates in applying responsible design solutions across interior architecture and interior design, while exploring how physical and cultural contexts shape spatial practice. Interior Architecture is a protected profession in Germany. Relevant BA and MA degrees plus registration with the Chamber of Architects are required to use the title “Interior Architect".
Study Interior Architecture/Interior Design in Berlin
The first year of the MA Interior Architecture/Interior Design program provides students with various design and research opportunities. An advanced visualization class and two fast-paced real-life design charrettes push students to employ and hone the full range of their professional skills. Design and technology electives allow students to deepen their knowledge in a chosen field. The second year provides more design and research opportunities and the elective Theory and Communication. In the final semester, students apply and deepen their acquired skills by completing a master's thesis and a master's design project on a topic of their own choice.
Application period:
Fall Semester 2026–2027
Program start:
October
Portfolio advice:
30 July 2026
2 years (4 semesters)
Full-time
Berlin
Tuition fees and additional costs may vary depending on applicant status and academic year. Please check the final admissions and tuition information with our Admissions team.
895 EUR monthly installments,
6 per semester
1,000 EUR monthly installments
6 per semester
5,550 EUR installment
once per semester
6,500 EUR installment
once per semester
The MA Interior Architecture/Interior Design program is a consecutive option for applicants with a previous degree in Interior Architecture/Interior Design. It builds on existing BA-level skills and enables students to develop advanced technical expertise and a deep understanding of interiors within cultural, social, and spatial contexts.
Graduates of the MA Interior Architecture/Interior Design program are prepared for careers in design offices, architecture firms, agencies, cultural institutions, or independent practice. Combining practical and theoretical knowledge, they can navigate evolving professional challenges with creativity and responsibility.
In Germany, qualified graduates may register with the Chamber of Architects to use the professional title “Interior Architect.”
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The MA Interior Architecture/Interior Design program is a consecutive program for graduates of Interior Architecture/Interior Design. Applicants need a Bachelor’s degree in Interior Architecture/Interior Design.
Applicants are required to submit the standard MA application documents, including
German language knowledge is not required for this English-taught program.
Graduates receive a Master of Arts (MA).
Yes. The program is taught in English. German language knowledge is not required, but applicants need proof of English language skills at CEFR level B2 or above.
The MA Interior Architecture/Interior Design program takes 2 years (4 semesters).
The program is taught in Berlin.
The program is a consecutive Master’s program for graduates of Interior Architecture/Interior Design. Applicants need a Bachelor’s degree in Interior Architecture/Interior Design.
Students develop advanced design and research skills through project-based learning, advanced visualisation, real-life design charrettes, design and technology electives, theory and communication, and a final Master’s thesis.
Yes. Applicants need to submit a portfolio PDF with a maximum of 10 works from previous studies and/or professional experience in interior architecture.
Graduates may work in interior architecture, interior design and architecture offices, design and communication agencies, cultural institutions, production design for film, TV and theatre, furniture manufacturing and design, or freelance work.
Students in the MA Interior Architecture/Interior Design program learn from an international academic team with expertise across interior architecture, interior design, research, and professional practice. The current academic staff includes: Prof. Katrin Brünjes, Prof. Dr. Carola Ebert, Prof. Amara Goodwin, Prof. Javier Martín, and Dr. Sait Ali Köknar.