Courses, Bachelor of Science in Interior Design, 8 Semester(s)

The Department of Consumer and Design Sciences focuses on consumers interactions with their immediate and near environment. Three majors are offered: 1) Apparel Merchandising, Design and Production Management, 2) Interior Design, and 3) Philanthropy and Nonprofit Studies. These curricula focus on principles of consumer behavior and design, management, product development and marketing science, technology, and philanthropies and nonprofits.

Majors in these curricula may lead to careers in business, design practices, and nonprofits that apply knowledge to developing, evaluating and offering consumer goods and services, interpreting consumers' wants and needs, informing and advising consumers and designing environmental spaces. A senior-level internship is required in all curricula. Accelerated BS/MS programs are available in AMDP and INDS.Interior Design (INDS) is a four-year bachelor of science program accredited by the Council for Interior Design Accreditation (CIDA).

The curriculum focuses on the design of the near environment, the aesthetic and functional aspec... Read more

The Department of Consumer and Design Sciences focuses on consumers interactions with their immediate and near environment. Three majors are offered: 1) Apparel Merchandising, Design and Production Management, 2) Interior Design, and 3) Philanthropy and Nonprofit Studies. These curricula focus on principles of consumer behavior and design, management, product development and marketing science, technology, and philanthropies and nonprofits.

Majors in these curricula may lead to careers in business, design practices, and nonprofits that apply knowledge to developing, evaluating and offering consumer goods and services, interpreting consumers' wants and needs, informing and advising consumers and designing environmental spaces. A senior-level internship is required in all curricula. Accelerated BS/MS programs are available in AMDP and INDS.Interior Design (INDS) is a four-year bachelor of science program accredited by the Council for Interior Design Accreditation (CIDA).

The curriculum focuses on the design of the near environment, the aesthetic and functional aspects of space planning, furnishings and materials, lighting and mechanical equipment, and the integration of these aspects of the built environment to fit the needs of the user. A professionally supervised internship is required. Student work from courses in the major may be retained by the program for accreditation and exhibit purposes.

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