Bachelor in Interior Design
labellisé European Bachelor

/ LYON / PARIS / NANCY / NICE / BORDEAUX

The Bachelor in Spatial Design (formerly Interior Design) is a French State diploma over two years that teaches students to intervene in the field of architectural and urban space, environmental products (furniture, lighting…), museums, scenography and design of temporary spaces.

Unlike many schools that select only the best students at the end of the two years of study, the Écoles de Condé schools have all their students sit the CT examinations. The excellent pass rates on examinations, on average above 80% over the past five years, and the great professional integration of our students, demonstrate the excellence of our teaching methods and the level of attention given to our students.

By equivalence to the CT, at the end of their two years of study, students will receive a Bachelor of Science in Design with specialisation in Interior & Spatial Design delivered by the European Accreditation Board of Higher Education Schools.

Entry requirements

Foundation year in Applied Arts or Bac STI in Applied Arts, based on a personal interview and academic records

What to do after a Bachelor in Spatial Design

Master in Global Design, post-CT professionalising year, DSAA, School of Architecture, School of Urban Planning, School of Landscaping, vocational degree...

  The Bachelor in Spatial Design may lead to the following professions:

- Interior Designer

- Environmental Designer (objects, furniture, landscapes)

- Commercial Architect

- Decorator

- Scenographer

- Museum Designer

- Events Manager

- Design / interior design journalism

Benoît Migot, 2004 Graduate

“After passing my Bac S and not actually having thought that much about my career, I started at the École de Condé, as I was attracted by design and architecture. I did the Foundation year in Applied Arts where I acquired solid basic skills in drawing and applied arts. I then went on to the First year, then the Second year of the CT course in Spatial Design, where I was able to experience different areas such as architecture, scenography, urban planning, design etc. Over the course of these 2 years I also became very interested in the use of IT in architecture and especially computer graphics. Today I am in full-time employment in an Italian company called BOFFI that is known world-wide and that has been very responsive to my career path. Thank you again to everyone at Condé who put me on the path of a wonderful career in architecture, even though the work was often quite difficult.”

Marie Blondey, 2008 Graduate

“I did a CT course in Spatial Design by ‘vocation’. When I was young, I loved to draw and had a passion for decorating. I then heard about the École de Condé through a friend. She told me “you’ll see, it’s great, the teachers are friendly, completely different to high school and the classes are fun and varied and you can work in peace in the evenings because there’s no need to think, you just let your imagination go…”. Well, perhaps not without thinking… There were some difficult times but that’s nothing compared to all the good times I had at Condé. After my CT course, I joined the Ecole Boulle in Paris, in order to strengthen my technical knowledge of finishing work. I am now doing a sandwich course in Layout Management. It allows me to complete my journey. I will soon be hired as an interior designer in the renovation agency where I am currently doing my internship. "

 Marine Bergogne, 2010 Graduate

“Having graduated from the École de Condé Paris in July 2010 after completing a CT course in Spatial Design, I began working at the Ateliers Jean Nouvel at the beginning of September. I am part of a team of 8 interior designers. The team is great and we are currently working on Le Louvre d’Abu Dhabi. Last week, a site visit was organised, the building is beautiful. It’s all crazy, the workforce, the projects, the sites, the workshops… A big thank you to the École de Condé for helping me to accomplish my dream”