Bachelor of Science - Interior Architecture and Design

The Interior Architecture and Design program encompasses two concentrations: Interior Architecture and Interior Products & Retailing. Our faculty bring international industry experiences and professional credentials in sustainability and design for health and wellness to class projects and working with clients on real-world projects. Both concentrations involve problem-solving, experiential learning, curated study abroad experiences, and industry internships with leading firms. The program holds accreditations by the Council for Interior Design Accreditation (CIDA) and the National Association of Schools of Art & Design (NASAD).

Undergraduates may apply to the major as entering first-year students, second-bachelor candidates, transfer students, and those deciding to change majors at any point in their academic careers. First-year students in the Interior Architecture and Design major can declare the Interior Products and Retailing Concentration during new student orientation, but cannot declare the Interior Architecture Concentration until the spring semester after they have progressed through the Degree Advancement Design Scenario.