The Kingdom University

What you'll study

Teaching emphasizes progressive, year‑by‑year academic development in a collaborative studio environment. Core study areas and learning themes include:

• Design studio practice focusing on concept generation, spatial planning and visual communication.
• History and theory of architecture, design and art, and their contemporary impacts.
• Building systems, construction, materials and services with attention to demolition and rehabilitation of interior spaces.
• Technical documentation, surveying and methods to communicate with consultants and clients.
• Sustainability, environmental factors and compliance with relevant codes and regulations in interior design.
• Professional practice topics: management, ethics, teamwork, internships and real‑life project experience.
• Research methods, critical appraisal, and skills for reflective practice and further study.

Entry requirements

The published course text does not detail specific admissions criteria. Prospective applicants should consult the university’s admissions pages for current entry requirements and procedures.

Career prospects

Graduates are prepared for roles across governmental and private sectors and a broad spectrum of design fields, including interior architecture, furniture design, garden design, TV and theatre set design, exhibitions and event planning. The programme also aims to equip students with the skills to enter practice and, with workplace experience, establish their own design studios in line with regional development goals.

Scholarships & funding angle (general)

The source material does not list specific scholarships. Applicants should check Kingdom University’s central scholarships and financial-aid information, and consider internships or professional certifications (for example Autodesk professional certification referenced as a linked learning path) to strengthen employability and funding opportunities.