Raffles Milan - International design institute Three year course in Interior Design
Raffles Milan - International design institute

Raffles Milan - International design institute

Three year course in Interior Design

Milan, Italy

Bachelor's degree

3 years

English, Italian

Full time

Nov 2026

EUR 22,000 / per year *

On-Campus

* EU: enrollment €2,500 + tuition €19,500 | non-EU: enrollment €4,000 + tuition €18,000

Key Summary

About: The Three-Year Bachelor in Product Design at Raffles Milano blends creativity, technology and human vision into spatial and product solutions. It awards a three-year First-Level Academic Diploma (Ministerial Decree No. 1216, 31.08.2023), recognized by Italy's AFAM system and EABHES, plus a Raffles Certificate Diploma in Interior Design. Course leader Luigi Ciuffreda brings architecture, museography and design practice to studio teaching.

Career Outcomes: Graduates will understand usability, emotional appeal, material selection and environmental responsibility and can work in interior design, product design, exhibition design, scenography, showrooms, design consultancy and studios. Employers include design firms, creative agencies, manufacturers and cultural institutions.

Design represents the fusion of creativity, technology, and human vision. It transforms ideas into tangible solutions and trains people to create value for the world around them. Throughout history, design has served as one of the most powerful drivers of social, cultural, and aesthetic progress, shaping the way we live, think, and communicate.

The Three-Year Bachelor in Product Design Specialization in Interior Design at Raffles Milan provides students with a solid foundation in design methodology, combining conceptual development with practical application. Students learn to balance imagination and functionality — developing innovative projects that respond to real-world needs while shaping the future of design.

Title Awarded 

The qualification awarded is a First-Level Academic Diploma (Ministerial Decree No. 1216 dated Upon completion of the three-year Interior Design programme, students receive a Raffles Certificate confirming completion of the programme and documenting the credits and learning outcomes achieved. This certificate is not an academic qualification recognized by the Italian Ministry of University and Research (MUR). Under the agreements within the Raffles Education network, students may also obtain a Raffles e-Certificate in Interior Design issued by Raffles University, in accordance with the network’s internal procedures and subject to an additional admin fee. Students interested in an AFAM-accredited First Level Academic Programme may contact the relevant Academic Advisor for further information and guidance in selecting the accredited programme best suited to their area of interest.

Course Leader: Luigi Ciuffreda

Designer and interior architect, he studied Architecture and design at the Politecnico di Milano, where he graduated in 2006 specialising in Museography and Set up for cultural heritage. He was a professor at the Academy of Communications of Milan. He founded the studio Guardini Ciuffreda that deals with design at different levels: Product and Fashion Design, Exhibitions and Interior Design. Among his recent works: the signage of the new NAS stadium in Dubai, the set up of the annual exhibitions at the Palazzo Marino in Milan, the collaborations with Buratti studio of Architects on projects for B&B Italia, Fontana Arte, Living Divani, Poliform, Poltrona Frau, Porro, Tecno, Lamborghini, Ducati, Husqvarna.

Professional Opportunities

Interior designers are capable to address the design of different and complex spaces and to translate clients demands into concrete solutions. They are fundamental figures for architecture and design firms, event agencies and television studios, construction sites and furniture companies. Thanks to their education, they can also address the career of critic and scholar of interior design as well as consultant and artistic director for fashion and design companies.