The Department of Interior Architecture adopts a structure based on institutional support and diversified financial resources to ensure the sustainability of its education, research, and community engagement activities. Departmental activities are supported by the university budget, Scientific Research Projects (BAP), and externally funded projects.
Educational and research infrastructure—particularly design studios, workshops, and computer laboratories—is regularly updated, and maintenance processes are institutionally secured. Students are provided with opportunities to develop practical skills through digital design, modeling, and visualization tools.
The efficient and effective use of resources is a fundamental principle. Infrastructure, equipment, and human resource planning are periodically reviewed and improved within the framework of continuous improvement and stakeholder feedback.
The department aims to increase access to national and international research funding and encourages both academic staff and students to engage in project-based activities. This integrated approach strengthens the quality assurance system and supports the sustainable development of the program.
Last updated: 26 October 2026