Program Overview

Program Overview

The Interior Architecture program is a first-degree study program that accepts candidates based on their high school diploma exam results and artistic aptitude test scores. All candidates must take the artistic aptitude test, which does not exempt them from taking the high school diploma exam.

Admission Criteria

The admission criteria for the program include:

• High school diploma exam results
• Artistic aptitude test scores

Artistic Aptitude Test

The artistic aptitude test is a mandatory exam for all candidates, with a maximum score of 200 points. The test consists of:

• A graphic-spatial task
• An artistic task The test aims to assess the candidate's abilities, such as:
• Creating and composing spatial forms
• Conveying verbal content through visual forms
• Operating with scales and proportions of objects
• Interpreting a given set of forms, textures, and colors

Test Requirements

Candidates are required to prepare the following materials for the test:

• A drawing board with dimensions 50 cm x 70 cm
• Clips to attach paper to the board
• Glue
• Scissors or a craft knife
• A ruler or straightedge
• Pencils or a set of pencils
• Tempera paints
• Eraser
• Painting materials for color techniques (e.g., crayons, markers, pastels, watercolors, gouache)
• Brushes and containers with water Note: Candidates are not allowed to bring their own Bristol board.

Test Conditions

• Candidates are advised to wear comfortable shoes and clothing that does not restrict movement.
• Mobile phones are not allowed during the test.
• Candidates must be aware of the test schedule and timing.

Program Details

The program focuses on assessing the candidate's artistic skills and abilities, including:

• Interpretation of graphic techniques
• Spatial composition
• Color and texture application
• Use of different materials in abstract and spatial compositions
• Spatial modeling The test tasks are designed to demonstrate the candidate's skills, level of artistic maturity, and potential for creative development.