BA/BS in Interior Architecture

This four-year professional degree readies students for careers at interior architecture and design practices. Instruction treats a room as more than decoration: students weigh human behavior, appearance, construction technology and even the views that windows and doors frame. Studio teaching sits at the center of the curriculum, alongside courses in sustainable design and the technical side of the field. One highlight is a residency at Fallingwater, the house designed by Frank Lloyd Wright. The degree is accredited by CIDA, so graduates qualify to take the IDFX, which is the first portion of the NCIDQ certification path. Accelerated pathways into graduate degrees also exist for students who want to continue their studies at the university. Prospective students can contact the undergraduate admissions office to ask about requirements, costs and next steps, and the university offers financial awards to newly enrolling freshmen.