European Council of Interior Architects

Education / Schools

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Construction is a global industry that influences all architectural related subject areas. A training in Interior Architecture should ensure the achievement of employment related skills that are flexible and transferable to career opportunities in an international context.

Construction is a global industry that influences all architectural related subject areas. A training in Interior Architecture should ensure the achievement of employment related skills that are flexible and transferable to career opportunities in an international context.

The primary objective of the training is to develop a high level of individual ability supported by technological, cultural and critical studies. It is the responsibility of individual Schools of Interior Architecture to organize their course outline, according to circumstances, in a specific way within the overall structure presented in the European Charter of Interior Architecture Training.

ECIA Recognition program

At the ECIA General Assembly 2020 is decided to discontinue the ECIA Recognition program. The decision was based on a recommendation from the working group on education

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