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Area of activity and demand of specialist

The attractiveness of the educational program "Decorative and applied arts and design (interior design)" is determined by the fact that students take theoretical and practical training in their chosen profile. At the end of the training, students not only have formed competencies in the chosen field of study, but also can carry out professional training of future designers. It is aspect of this field of training that allows graduates to work not only directly in the chosen profile, but also to engage in training in secondary vocational education institutions.

The scope of professional activity of a specialist who has finished this educational program includes teaching design disciplines in professional colleges and professional lyceums, working as designers in design studios and bureaus, and training the staff of design firms.

Graduates receive wide opportunities and employment prospects. In addition to professional education institutions where graduates can work as teachers of design disciplines, there are employment opportunities in such business areas as training staff of design firms, working as designers in design studios and bureaus.

Educational institutions, organizations engaged in additional professional education (advanced training), and employment services can act as employers.