Interior Architecture, B.S.

Program Overview

This CIDA-accredited undergraduate program in Interior Architecture equips students with the skills to design and plan interior spaces, integrating creativity with social sciences, design history, and physical sciences. Through internships, students gain practical experience, preparing them for careers as interior designers, space planners, and project managers in architecture, interior design, and space planning.

Program Outline

Outline:

• This undergraduate major in interior architecture is a four-year professional program accredited by the Council for Interior Design Accreditation (CIDA) and leading to the Bachelor of Science degree in Interior Architecture.
• Students will develop creativity in the design and planning of interior spaces by emphasizing the process and communication of design.
• Students will also learn to integrate the art of design with the social sciences concerning the interaction of people and their environment, the history of design, and the physical sciences relating to the effects of materials on the physical health and comfort of inhabitants.
• Insight into professional practice is enhanced through internship experiences.

Careers:

• Graduates can pursue careers as interior designers, space planners, and project managers in the fields of architecture, interior design, and space planning.