Overview
The BA (Hons) Design at the NABA London campus develops the ability to analyse a context, define a design problem and carry a considered response through to production. Delivered in English over three years at Here East, the programme combines theoretical study with intensive project work across products, interiors, services and shared spaces.
Students work across the following areas:
Research and visual development: Drawing and photography support the investigation and communication of design ideas.
Materials and making: Material exploration and prototyping allow concepts to be developed and tested through practical work.
Digital tools: Modelling, rendering and AI are integrated into the development of projects.
Wider design contexts: Marketing, interaction, exhibition and urban design broaden the programme’s approach to objects and spaces.
Interdisciplinary practice: Workshops connect cultural awareness and critical thinking with the practical decisions involved in design.
This is a single-track programme with no formal specialisations. The BA (Hons) Design carries 360 UK credits and is awarded by Regent’s University London.
The BA (Hons) Design is also available in combination with the Foundation Course, designed to provide students with the cultural and methodological foundations needed to successfully undertake the three-year degree.
Career opportunities include:
Product designer
Industrial designer
Interior designer
Exhibition designer
Retail designer
Social designer
3D modelling specialist
Rendering specialist
Additive manufacturing specialist
Accreditation
The BA (Hons) programmes delivered at the NABA London campus are validated by Regent’s University London, which is responsible for awarding the degrees. Graduates therefore receive an internationally recognised qualification from the University. Confirmed in April 2026, the partnership is reviewed periodically, with its next review due in 2031.
Programme Structure
The BA (Hons) Design at the NABA London campus follows a three-year programme, with interdisciplinary workshops in every year.
- First year: Students study design process methodology, drawing and crafting techniques, computer graphics, and art and design history. Other modules cover Product Design – Objects and Forms, Interior Design – Spaces and Bodies, materials and technologies, digital modelling and rendering, and Photography and AI.
- Second year: The curriculum covers narrative objects and spaces, environmental and social design, visual design, marketing, exhibit, service, interaction and lighting design, videomaking and Design Studies.
- Third year: Students undertake Final Project – Research and Final Project – Design alongside advanced materials and technologies, communication and digital design, anthropology, advanced prototyping, new digital technologies and urban design. The year also includes Career Perspectives.
Audience
This course is aimed at students interested in product, interior, service and social design. It suits applicants who want to develop ideas through drawing, materials, digital modelling, rendering and prototyping, while exploring how objects and spaces relate to contemporary cultural, environmental and social contexts.
Key information
Duration
- Full-time
- 36 months
Start dates & application deadlines
- StartingApplication deadline not specified.
Language
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Credits
360 UK credits
Delivered
Campus Location
- London, United Kingdom
Disciplines
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Academic requirements
We are not aware of any specific GRE, GMAT or GPA grading score requirements for this programme.
English requirements
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Other requirements
General requirements
Direct entry to a three-year BA (Hons) at the NABA London campus requires:
- Age and qualifications: Applicants must be at least 18 when the course begins. UK applicants normally need 80 UCAS tariff points or an equivalent qualification, such as A Levels at grades BB, a BTEC National Extended Diploma at MMP or a Foundation Diploma with a Pass. EU and international qualifications are assessed individually using recognised UK comparison frameworks.
- English: Applicants must demonstrate CEFR B2 proficiency, equivalent to IELTS Academic 6.0 overall with no component below 5.5, or another recognised qualification at the same level.
- Documents: An application form, certified academic records including notarised copies of the secondary school diploma and certificates, official English translations where required, a passport copy and a signed personal statement. A portfolio or project assignment may be requested for some courses.
Tuition Fees
Living costs
London
The living costs include the total expenses per month, covering accommodation, public transportation, utilities (electricity, internet), books and groceries.
Funding
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