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Interior Design Practical Training

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A visual record of practical internship and training exercises conducted by students of the Interior Design program.

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Published June 22, 2020

Hands-On Learning Experiences

The gallery captures internship and workshop sessions where classroom theory moves onto the worksite. Students apply spatial planning, materials handling, and presentation skills under faculty supervision.

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