Civil Engineering

M.Tech. In Construction Engineering and Management is aimed at shaping the enrolled students managerial skills in the field of engineering, and prepare them for working as Strategists who can efficiently fulfill the production, commercial, and technological demands of an organisation. Top Institutes offering this course are:
IIT, New Delhi
College of Engineering, Pune
KIIT, Bhubaneswar
MIT, Pune
SRM Engineering College, Kanchipuram
Candidates are imparted advanced learning in Project Management, Decision and Risk Analysis, Management Science, Information Technology, Lean Manufacturing and Optimization, Supply Chain Management, and a number of other such engineering and management skills. Also, students are exposed to practical experience by working on the real-world project, in labs requiring them to practically apply theoretical knowledge to practice. Project management lab, Construction Material Lab, and Quality Practice Labs are made available to students for practice. Successful postgraduates of the course work as Construction Managers who are crucial in developing constructed environment and infrastructure. They are keenly involved in the process of construction planning and are responsible for ensuring efficient and timely implementation of building projects. M.Tech in Construction Engineering and Management aims to train engineers and architects to become competent professionals in the field of construction engineering and project management. The programme builds and enhances professional capacities in such individuals, through an academic amalgamation of theoretical coursework, seminars, and research work. The courses objective is to develop conceptual and analytical abilities in students towards making them excellent thinkers and planners. Students enrolled in the course are familiarized with the following areas Project Management, Construction Management, Contracts Management, Construction Quality, Safety and Equipment Management, Supply Chain Management of Construction Projects, Modern Construction Materials and Technologies, Computer Applications in Construction, Such As ERP, MS Project, Primavera, Building Information Modelling (BIM) for the construction industry. Construction Engineering is a part of the discipline of Civil Engineering and involves the concepts of the designing and planning processes of a building or such architecture.

Answer is both yes and no
If you are considering a change in profession from engineer to designer it is worth considering. Unlike engineering, designing field is different. You need to develop lateral thinking, there is no right answer in designing, it is always about finding different ways of approaching a question rather than a straight path. No complex calculations (if you are designing luminaries, there are few, but I can't call them complex). Here are the things you will learn if you choose interior designing. You will enjoy the course if you are really passionate about it. You will learn there are many ways to approach a problem and there are many answers to the same question
You learn to appreciate the designs. You learn the detailing. You will miss the routine that is found in engineering, since every project is different and every project is a new challenge. You will learn designers are late bloomers. Designing is fun but you will find that will pay you less. Your experience in civil engineering will not help you a bit in interior designing. Opportunities as a designer are less compared to engineer. My advice would be it is your life so your call. None can help you there. You can choose this field or you can be an engineer. Good luck.