The interior design track is dedicated to public and private interior spaces for living and working, both public and private, permanent and temporary exhibitions and retail, as well as all those aspects involved in the design of urban spaces.

Interior design is necessarily integrated with relevant technological and service systems and the different types of physical, communicative, and interactive artefacts.

Not only 'space' then, but also its contents and conditions of use.

This type of comprehensive and process-oriented attention is addressed at the different scales and methodologies of intervention, together with the primary need to respond to the users' needs, bringing the study programme back to the methods and area of design.