Interior Design (Bachelor's)

So you have chosen Interior Design - a career on a great growth path all over this country. Part art, part science, Interior Design goes far beyond decorating. Interior designers have a profound impact on people's lives by creating the surroundings in which they live, work and play.

In the Interior Design Program, you'll study computer-aided drafting and design, 3-D design, space planning, problem-solving, and the history of design and architecture. Course work also covers specialty design, including exhibit design, hospitality design, retail store design and corporate design. In addition, you'll learn how to communicate your design solutions through a variety of visual media.

Creative Careers
Graduates are qualified for entry-level positions such as draftsperson, assistant designer, and facilities or space planner. As you gain professional experience, you may qualify for more advanced positions such as senior designer, project director, or sales representative.