BA/BS in Interior Architecture

The interior design degree is a professional program with CIDA accreditation, and the campus is a registered center of the IIDA. Students learn to shape environments that shape daily life in homes, offices, and public spaces, moving past surface aesthetics toward intentional, narrative-driven spaces. Studio work is paired with design theory, technical instruction, and digital tools used across architecture and interiors. Students take on real projects, often sponsored by industry partners, and learn from practicing designers. Coursework covers space planning, environmental psychology, human factors, accessibility, and building systems, along with the visual narrative of lighting, acoustics, materials, and form. The degree supports professional pathways, including eligibility for the NCIDQ exam, and students who want to continue can enter a direct graduate pathway in architecture.