Top Schools

The University of Manitoba’s interior design degree, offered through the Faculty of Architecture, stands out as the only masters-level program in Canada with Council for Interior Design accreditation.

Based out of a brand-new, state-of-the art “design studio suite,” this respected program, offered through the university’s School of Design, awards two degrees in Design for Interactions.

Founded in 1999, the School of Industrial Design at this huge Malmo-area university is designed to be “globally relevant without loosing its Scandinavian roots.”

The programs offered through Cornell’s College of Architecture, Art and Planning celebrate architecture as a key tool, both creative and potent, for bettering the world.

Introduced in 1950, HKU’s architecture program is, like modern-day China, topical and engaging.

Despite launching just shy of 20 years ago, the University of Montreal’s Interior Design program, offered through the Faculty of Environmental Planning and Design, has quickly developed a solid research- and theory-based foundation.

A ever-growing heavyweight in the European sphere, this Swiss school continually turns out grads with top-notch portfolios, many of whom quickly launch their own studios.

A commitment to preservation and sustainable design initiatives is a key feature of the program, offered through UVA’s School of Architecture.

Established in 1951 and relaunched in 2012, the RCA’s Interior Design program within the School of Architecture has garnered top position in the QS rankings for three years running.

CMU’s School of Design recently refocused all of its design programs to look at the field through a “design for interaction” lens.