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The Specialized Decoration Course in Interior Design at Van Lang Sai Gon College – one of the leading colleges in Vietnam, is conducted through a visual, practice-oriented learning approach, where the classroom is transformed into a design exhibition space. Each decorative wall model is the result of a comprehensive process involving concept research, material selection, form development, and lighting treatment, clearly demonstrating students’ aesthetic thinking and spatial organization skills.
Throughout the course, students present and defend their projects directly with subject lecturers. Discussions focus on design concepts, the relationship between decorative elements and functional requirements, and the evaluation of each product’s applicability within real professional contexts.
The class goes beyond project assessment to become a serious academic exchange environment. Through this process, students gradually develop systematic design thinking, strengthen their ability to present ideas, and become familiar with the core requirements of the Interior Design profession: design solutions must be feasible, functionally effective, and practically applicable—not merely visually appealing on drawings.
VLSC interior design: learning through projects, growing through professional experience
Commitment to 100% employment opportunities domestically and internationally after graduation, building a sustainable career foundation for students: The College establishes strong partnerships with enterprises in the interior design and construction industry, enabling students to access employment opportunities immediately after completing their studies. This commitment provides students with confidence to pursue long-term academic and career development pathways.
Official qualifications with global recognition, enabling students to work and develop careers in both domestic and international markets: The training program is developed following standardized orientations, ensuring the value of the qualification and supporting students’ integration into professional, multinational working environments.
Opportunities to participate in paid international internship programs, expanding professional experience and accessing a professional interior design and construction environment: Students have opportunities to join overseas internship programs, work directly in real-world settings, and enhance professional skills, work ethics, and adaptability to international standards.
Over 80% of study time is dedicated to practice, projects, and models, helping students develop spatial design thinking, idea implementation skills, and real-world problem-solving abilities: The practice-focused training approach enables students to build professional competencies while still at school, minimizing the gap between theory and actual industry requirements.
Personalized training pathways that help Interior Design students develop their strengths and orient their careers toward suitable specialized fields: Students receive clear guidance at each stage of their studies, allowing them to choose specialized directions such as residential design, commercial spaces, exhibition design, or interior construction.
Enterprise field trips and internships conducted throughout the program, combined with workshops, talk shows, and projects aligned with real industry requirements: The College organizes a wide range of industry-connection activities, enabling students to stay updated on industry trends, understand real working processes, and become familiar with recruitment requirements during their studies.
A faculty team with extensive practical experience, consisting of leading experts directly involved in interior design, construction, and project consultancy, bringing real-world expertise into each course: Lecturers not only deliver theoretical knowledge but also share hands-on experience, helping students gain a clear understanding of professional characteristics and expectations when participating in real interior design projects.
Modern facilities and specialized practice classrooms that meet vocational and international training standards in Interior Design: Learning spaces are comprehensively invested with modern equipment and specialized practice rooms, creating favorable conditions for students to develop projects, build models, and practice design skills in environments closely aligned with real professional settings.
The Specialized Decoration Course serves as a platform for VLSC Interior Design students to experiment with ideas, refine design thinking, and strengthen professional confidence through each model and project. It is also an important stepping stone that enables students to confidently enter professional working environments after graduation.