Best UK uni for interior design?

I’m looking at interior design courses for uni with predicted ABB/AAB at A-level (fine art, history, sociology). Interested in places like Edinburgh, Kingston, London etc., but open to anywhere in the UK. What are top things I should compare? 😊
Also, would you recommend doing interior design?
If yes, how difficult it is to study and how can I find a good paid job afterwards?
Thank you for help!!

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Kingston Vee

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by ghostlvr

Hi I study at Kingston school of Art and I highly recommend it. I don't do interior design but you could read my experience doing my art course here at Kingston for some insight on how big industry connections are here at Kingston. There is also another ambassador Eve's week in the life blog as a KSA student and one about the workshops available at KSA that are great to check out. As we're based in south west London the industry connections are amazing and most KSA students will do projects paired or linked with a creative company at least a few times over your degree. I myself have worked with Penguin publishing, Vintage publishing and local businesses like the Kingston archives and museum for projects in my first and second year on illustration animation. There are also artist talks each week for most KSA courses where creatives from the industry come in to talk to your course about their practise and then open up the floor to questions at the end. Hopefully that gives you some insight to the art school here at Kingston, but I highly recommend coming to check out unis in person as that what ultimately helped me decide once I could see the facilities, speak to students and staff, and generally see what life would be like in that area. So if you haven't already, come check out our next open day on the 25th of April!!

Best of luck!!

Vee (kingston rep)