Program Overview

Program Details

The university program provides a fundamental education in the field of interior architecture.

Interior Design: Foundation Level

This foundation level certificate provides beginners with a fundamental education in the field of interior architecture.

Course Information

• Course Title: History of Environmental Arts: Part III
• Course Code: ARCH X 427.8C
• Duration: As few as 11 weeks
• Units: 4.0
• Current Formats: Online, Live Online
• Cost: Starting at $925.00

Course Description

This course traces the architecture and decorative arts of the 19th century. Periods covered include French Empire, Gothic Revival, Victorian, the Arts and Crafts Movement, and more.

Learning Outcomes

• Explore the French Empire, English Regency, Art Nouveau, and Victorian periods
• Identify major monuments and their function, symbolism, style, and significance
• Learn how to utilize library and museum resources
• Recognize and evaluate significant environmental design movements

Course Schedule

• Date: April 1 - June 10
• Time: Wednesday 6:30PM - 9:30PM PT
• Instructor: Eleanor Schrader
• Format: Live Online
• Fee: $925.00

Course Requirements

• Internet access required to retrieve course materials
• A History of Interior Design, 5th Edition by John Pile, Judith Gura, and Drew Plunkett

Program Application

This course applies toward the following programs:

• Interior Design: Foundation Level certificate

Program Description

The Interior Design: Foundation Level certificate provides beginners with a fundamental education in the field of interior architecture.