Interior Architecture and Digital Design Program encompasses fundamental cognitive and practical studies related to interior spaces, their functions, and how to design them in both horizontal and vertical dimensions, according to user requirements, enhancing the function and form of the space. It covers topics such as color distribution methods, appropriate lighting techniques, materials and finishing methods, sustainability concepts, building systems, control devices, and safety. Additionally, it involves specifying and quantifying design elements, as well as addressing legal rights. The program also includes certain administrative aspects and communication skills related to specialized projects. Furthermore, students acquire technical knowledge that includes digital applications associated with the design process within the field. This may involve computer-aided design tools such as modeling, representation and analysis, or presentation and visualization, based on the designer's input. However, these digital tools do not overpower the foundation of design thinking, ensuring a balance between achieving design thinking and digital skills, along with professional practice methods, supervision, and monitoring of project implementation.