B.S. in Interior Architecture and Design

Colorado State University

The Interior Architecture and Design Program has two concentrations: Interior Architecture and Interior Products & Retailing. Our faculty bring international industry experiences and professional credentials in sustainability and design for health and wellness to class instruction and working with clients on real-world projects. Both concentrations involve problem-solving, experiential learning, curated study abroad experiences, and industry internships with leading firms. Students in the Interior Architecture and Design major will develop core knowledge and skills as a part of their concentration area. There are two concentration areas: The Interior Architecture Concentration prepares students to become interior design professionals. Students will learn to develop creative design solutions for building interiors that are environmentally sustainable, research-informed, and promote user health and well-being. Students are required to participate in the Degree Advancement Design Scenario. The Interior Products and Retailing Concentration prepares students to become design specialists with business acumen building deep knowledge of interior products focusing on textiles, furnishings, and/or lighting. Students will develop a holistic industry view of marketing analysis, product life cycle, and merchandising of interior products and furnishings.

College of Health and Human Sciences