JSAID’s curriculum and community work align with five of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.
Accessible, industry-built interior design education through both on-campus and online formats, open to career changers as well as school leavers.
A student body and faculty with strong female representation, and scholarship support aimed at expanding access for women in design. [Representation figures to be supplied]
Business and entrepreneurship modules alongside craft, so graduates can build sustainable design practices and employ others.
Studio briefs that respond to real Lagos sites, teaching students to design spaces that improve the communities around them.
Materials labs that teach sourcing local and reclaimed materials, reducing reliance on imported, high-waste finishes.
“Good design should leave a place, and its people, better off.”
