Master of Interior Design (MID)

The master of interior design (mid) program is a rigorous, one-year post-professional program designed to prepare future leaders and changemakers to take on growing industry demands. As a student in the program, you'll gain a deep understanding of how interior design impacts society and delve into cutting-edge concepts such as design thinking models, emerging technology, and new approaches to sustainability. 

Whether your goal is to pursue academia or break new ground as a designer, this program will give you the tools and expertise you need to succeed.

The one-year Post-Professional MID program is for those who hold an accredited undergraduate degree in interior design, such as a Bachelor of Interior Design (BID) or Bachelor of Design (BDes), an accredited Bachelor of Architecture (BArch), or have passed the NCIDQ exam.

Why Master of Interior Design?

Research + Creativity

• Prepare for the design industry and build strong practice and theoretical foundations with curriculum that fosters both creative work and advanced research.

Facilities & Technology

• Access a world-leading digital fabrication facility as well as traditional woodworking shops, ceramics facilities and a materials library specifically curated for interior design.

International Reputation

• Earn an internationally recognized degree from the only interior design graduate program in Ontario. Our reputation within the design community means opportunities to collaborate with industry partners and expand your professional network.

Paid Opportunities

• Apply for scholarships, funding and paid opportunities like research assistant and graduate teaching assistant positions.

Moving the Industry Forward

• Be a part of a progressive educational hub that's responding to the economic, social, cultural, environmental and technological forces demanding change in interior design and allied fields.

A Growing Field

According to the most recent Government of Canada's job outlook, employment growth for interior designers will increase over the next five years.

The Master of Interior Design curriculum strikes a balance between creative practice and design inquiry. Working in a studio environment, you'll explore emerging trends and develop innovative design solutions to real-world problems. Through research and community engagement, you will learn how the built environment contributes to strong communities.