Interior Design
combines creativity, research, and technical expertise to transform the spaces where people live, work, learn, and heal. 糖心live鈥檚 Interior Design program prepares students to create environments that support human well-being, enrich communities, and promote environmental responsibility. Empathy, innovation, and an evidence-based approach to design guide students in addressing the needs of people and the places they inhabit.
Our four-year, studio-based curriculum encourages experimentation, collaboration, and creative problem-solving. Students develop and communicate their ideas through drawing, modeling, and visual presentation, supported by coursework in design history, materials, lighting, building systems, construction documents, and professional practice. Individual and collaborative projects help students connect creative exploration with the knowledge and skills needed to bring design ideas to life.
Housed in the School of Design within the College of Architecture, Arts, and Design, the program fosters connections with related design disciplines and practicing professionals. Opportunities for community engagement, internships, study abroad, and design competitions extend learning beyond the studio. A network of alumni and industry partners helps students explore career paths and prepare for professional practice.
The program leads to a Bachelor of Science in Interior Design and is accredited by the Council for Interior Design Accreditation (CIDA). Graduates are prepared for entry-level interior design practice and advanced study. The degree also fulfills the educational requirement for eligibility to take the National Council for Interior Design Qualification (NCIDQ) Examination.
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