Program Overview

Introduction to the Interior Design and Furniture Program

The Interior Design and Furniture program is a distinguished program in the College of Design and Creative Arts. The program's importance lies in its close connection with human comfort, as individuals spend more than 90% of their lives within internal spaces such as housing, work, entertainment places, and treatment centers.

Program Vision

The program's vision is to provide a distinguished academic program according to international standards and prepare a competitive interior and furniture designer who can address design problems and invent creative solutions to advance human life.

Program Mission

The program's mission is to graduate a designer who can work in the fields of interior design, furniture design, and production, and has competitive capabilities that meet the requirements of the labor market.

Program Objective

The program's objective is to prepare an interior and furniture designer who can integrate theoretical knowledge and practical experience, with innovative skills, fluent in the basics of design and implementation skills, and capable of continuous development in various areas of interior design.

Scientific Degree

The Al-Ahram Canadian University grants a bachelor's degree in interior design and furniture, and the graduate's job title is interior and furniture designer. This degree is equivalent to a bachelor's degree in applied arts awarded by Egyptian universities.

Job Opportunities

Graduates of the Interior Design and Furniture program can find job opportunities in:

• Consulting offices working in the fields of interior design and furniture
• Engineering departments in government and private agencies
• Furniture factories and fairs
• City of Media, Television, Theater, and Film Production

Professional Association Membership

Graduates can become members of:

• Syndicate of Applied Arts Designers
• The Syndicate of Plastic Art

University Affiliation

The Al-Ahram Canadian University is the only university in Egypt to develop and establish its curricula, teaching, and administrative methods in collaboration with major Canadian universities, and is committed to meeting Canadian and Egyptian educational standards.