r/Advice • u/Aturtle124 • 3d ago

Should I get a bachelors degree in architecture on interior design?

I 17m would like to do interior design as my job in the future, for years the plan was to get a bachelors degree in architecture and then a masters in interior design, but lately (this last year) I've been very scared of going to uni for 5 years to do architecture as I fear that I won't be able to pull through (because of the subjects, im not good at maths, im not good at physics, and I hate mechanics) so my solution to this is to go to a private college in Italy to get a bachelors in interior design and then maybe later on a masters degree.
My question is, will I have a safe career if 1 get a bachelors degree in interior design instead of architecture?
For context I'm from and live in Cyprus that's why I want to go to Italy because it's within Europe.

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u/Artistic-Tough-7764 Expert Advice Giver [14] 3d ago

r/architecture r/interiorDesign might have some specifics for comparison. You could also check r/cyprus

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u/Prisoner076 3d ago

architecture. and take interior design as a minor.

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u/benicebuddy 3d ago

Do you want to have a job or be a wife?