MA/MS in Interior Architecture

This direct-entry route lets a student start in the interior design undergraduate program and continue straight into the graduate architecture program, finishing with two degrees from one institution. The pairing reflects the overlap between designing interiors and designing buildings. Because the two degrees share content, the graduate portion is shorter than a standalone master's, while the whole sequence meets the educational expectations for interior design certification and for architectural licensure. Graduates are positioned as design professionals who focus on the interiors of buildings. Questions about the direct-entry arrangement go to the chairs of the Design and Architecture programs, whose contact details appear on the page. Prospective students who want details about how the two degrees connect can reach out to the chairs of the architecture and design departments. The arrangement is aimed at people who see their future in both fields.