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Digital studios
Computer-equipped workspaces support drafting, modelling, visualisation and presentation development.
Inside MMSID
A campus built for making.
From a bright, well-equipped computer lab to corridors filled with student work, every space supports the habits of a thoughtful designer: observe, test, discuss and build.
The MMSID campus
Room to learn. Space to become.
A focused environment for studio learning, digital exploration, critique and the everyday exchange of ideas that makes design education feel alive.
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Living exhibition
Student work extends beyond the classroom into corridors that make the campus a changing gallery.
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Creative community
Shared spaces make room for focused practice, peer learning, feedback and collaboration.
A closer look
Spaces in use.
Choose a facility category to explore the refined campus photographs.
Digital workspaces support drafting, modelling, visualisation and presentation development.
A resource-rich library gives students access to references, material knowledge and quiet study space.
Flexible studio classrooms support drawing, discussion, critique and hands-on design learning.
The material museum and display passage keep student work, samples and design references visible throughout the campus.
The supplied Refined folder does not contain a dedicated auditorium photograph, so the campus entrance is shown as the closest shared facility view.
Student wellbeing
Counselling for students.
The Department of Interior Design recognizes that students’ academic success and personal well-being are closely connected. To support students throughout their educational journey, the department provides counselling and guidance services that address academic, personal, emotional, and career-related concerns.
Counselling sessions provide students with a safe, supportive, and confidential environment where they can openly discuss challenges related to academic pressure, time management, stress, communication, relationships, career choices, and adapting to college life. Students are encouraged to seek guidance whenever they feel the need.
For Interior Design students, counselling also helps them manage the demands of a creative and project-oriented course, including design submissions, presentations, examinations, competitions, internships, and career planning. Sessions on stress management, time management, mindfulness, and positive coping strategies help students develop healthy habits and maintain a balanced approach to their academic and personal lives.
The counselling initiative aims to promote emotional well-being, self-confidence, resilience, effective decision-making, and overall personality development, enabling students to become confident and responsible professionals.
