Interior Design B.S.

Interior Design is a professional program accredited by the Council for Interior Design Accreditation (CIDA). The program prepares graduates for entry-level practice and advanced studies through a curriculum that anchors students' ability to use research-based approaches, cross-disciplinary theories, and content knowledge in history, ethics, and regulations, to design holistically, think critically, communicate persuasively, work collaboratively, and act responsibly. The rigorous studio-based sequence develops globally competent interior design practitioners who excel in solving interior environment challenges for various typologies, including healthcare, office, educational, residential, hospitality, and retail design. Admission to the program at the end of Year 1 is competitive, with a portfolio, transcripts, and an essay included in the application process. Graduates may enter professional practice in private, public, or non-profit sectors or pursue an advanced degree in interior design or a related discipline