What to Do After Studying Interior Design? A Gateway to Specialization

DATE

16.05.2025

Graduates of this program acquire the necessary tools to transform the environments we inhabit. In an increasingly demanding and competitive market, technical skills, aesthetic sensitivity, and a deep understanding of end users are highly sought after by architecture studios, creative agencies, retail companies, and design firms.

Beyond direct access to the professional world, one of the most enriching options after completing the degree is to pursue further education through a master’s program. This path allows young professionals to specialize, expand their network, and gain a more strategic and updated perspective on the sector. Postgraduate education has become a natural step for those looking to stand out, start their own studio, or move into roles with greater responsibility.

In this regard, the programs at the MArch Valencia postgraduate school offer a unique opportunity for interior design graduates looking to take a qualitative leap in their careers. Through options such as the MArch Postgraduate in Design and Digital Innovation, which focuses on areas like graphic and product design; the MArch Advanced in Architecture, Design and Business Administration, where students work with internationally renowned professionals and attend workshops in European studios like Aires Mateus in Lisbon or RCR Arquitectes in Olot; or the MArch in Architecture, Design and Innovation, which expands undergraduate training with knowledge in communication, research, and construction.

Studying a master’s at MArch not only refines technical and design skills, but also fosters management, communication, and project leadership competencies that make a difference in today’s professional environment. It is a transformative learning experience that enhances talent and connects it to the realities of the market, preparing students to face new challenges with a global, critical, and forward-thinking vision.

MARCH VALENCIA | ARQUITECTURA Y DISEÑO

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