MA/MS in Interior Architecture

Designed for career changers, this master's degree admits students whose undergraduate work was in something outside the interior design and architecture fields. Its six terms are taught on campus, and CIDA accredits the degree. The timetable favors people who hold jobs. Face-to-face meetings are held in the afternoon and evening, and one course each semester is offered virtually. A student who keeps pace can graduate after two years. The suggested date to apply for fall entry is July 1, though the office keeps reading applications for as long as classroom seats are open. Graduates finish with professionally recognized preparation in a field they may not have studied before. Prospective applicants can write to the graduate admissions office to ask about requirements, funding and next steps before they begin an application.