Interior design is the art and science of enhancing the interior of a space to create a functional, aesthetically pleasing environment. It involves the manipulation of spatial volume, color, texture, lighting, furniture, and accessories to meet the needs and preferences of the occupants while also adhering to practical considerations such as safety, functionality, and sustainability.

The Foundation Certificate in Interior Design program spans over a period of 2 semesters.

Prospective students must have obtained a mean grade of D- (minus) in KCSE or its equivalent to qualify for enrollment in the Foundation Certificate in Interior Design program.

Interior design offers a diverse array of career options, ranging from residential and commercial design to specialized areas such as hospitality, healthcare, and sustainable design. Professionals in this field may choose to focus on creating beautiful and functional spaces for homes, businesses, or public environments, or they may specialize in areas such as lighting design, set design, or home staging. With creativity, technical skills, and a passion for design, individuals can pursue rewarding careers that allow them to shape the way people live, work, and experience their surroundings.