Interior Architecture German Jordanian University (GJU) – Amman

Overview

The core courses will allow for offering other streams in the future such asspatial planning, urban design, landscape architecture, etc.

Program Objectives

• 1. Providing students with a comprehensive coursework in the visual,
• functional, socio-economic, technical, theoretical aspects.
• 2. Developing students’ visual, written, and oral communication skills in
• the traditional as well as the contemporary sense.
• 3. Enhancing students’ creative use of advanced computer applications
• and software packages related to contemporary areas of knowledge.
• 4. Enhancing students’ awareness about and sensitivity to socioeconomic responsibilities as well as sensitivity to sustainable
• environments and interventions through integrating intensive fieldwork
• and site visits locally, regionally, and internationally.
• 5. Strengthening students’ understanding of the technical and
• technological issues in relation to architectural and interior architecture
• design problems.
• 6. Emphasizing coordination among all design specialties by integrating
• and coordinating different coursework.
• 7. Motivating students to realize the expectations and opportunities of the
• profession by gaining a realistic perspective on career interests and
• aptitudes through integrating education and industry.
• 8. Equipping students with professionalism through contact with practice
• while still at GJU, by getting them involved in internships with local,
• regional, and international firms, institutions, and corporations as part
• of the study plan. Graduates are expected to be highly employable and
• to secure some of the best starting salaries in Jordan and the region.
• 9. Emphasizing students’ management skills through design projects
• focusing on organizations, teamwork, and networking.
• 10. Building leadership and individuality by presenting the teaching-learning
• experience as an interactive learning environment.