Bachelor of Science - Interior Design

The department of Family & Consumer Sciences is inspired by the belief that a supportive, challenging learning environment is a foundation for the personal, intellectual and professional development of our students, faculty and staff.

Family & Consumer Sciences (FCS) encompasses the study of relationships among people and their personal environments, focusing on the impact of physical, biological, and social environments on human behavior and development.

The Interior Design program prepares students to analyze, design and implement living/working environments that are functionally efficient and aesthetically satisfying to diverse populations. The department offers experiential learning opportunities through its lab and studio courses. All Interior Design majors gain practical experience through internships in professional settings. Students gain leadership skills through professional organizations in interior design and the Kappa Omicron Nu national honor society. The program embraces an environmental and behavioral relationship between people at various ages and developmental stages and the interior environments they occupy.