Interior Design Major
Bachelor's degree
In massachusetts (USA)
Description
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Type
Bachelor's degree
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Location
Massachusetts (USA)
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Duration
Flexible
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Start date
Different dates available
Interior designers use their talents and expertise to transform and enhance society. As an interior design student at Suffolk University, you'll gain the knowledge and skills to influence the way people live, work, play, grow, move, and bond. Innovation and creative problem solving, protection of natural resources, attention to building codes and laws, and understanding human behavior will all play a role in your work.
As a Bachelor of Fine Arts candidate in interior design, you'll develop a comprehensive knowledge of design theory, history, and communication and design skills. Your studies will explore sustainable and socially-conscious design, lighting, and furniture design, as well as code adherence and professional practices. You’ll also develop fluency in the two- and three-dimensional design software and computer hardware contemporary designers use.
Studying interior design here is truly immersive. You'll find endless inspiration in Boston's interior landscapes. Our city is filled with Victorian brownstones, industrial lofts, and every style in between—all with their own distinctive look inside. Along with these inspiring spaces, Boston is home to many prestigious interior design and architectural firms. Boston's showrooms and galleries also love working with Suffolk interns.
Suffolk University is accredited by the National Association of Schools of Art and Design (NASAD). Our Bachelor of Fine Arts in Interior Design program is accredited as a Professional Level Program by the Council for Interior Design Accreditation (CIDA), the national accrediting body for post-secondary interior design programs.
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Subjects
- Lighting
- Communication Training
- Design
- Art
- University
- Play
- Interior Design
- Accredited
- Foundation Drawing
- Drawing
- Dimensional
Course programme
- ADF-S101 Foundation Drawing I
- ADF-S102 Foundation Drawing II
- ADF-S152 3-Dimensional Design
- ADF-S166 2D/Color
- ADF-S172 CI: Integrated Studio II
- ADI-S106 Interior Design Communications
- ADI-S107 Spatial Graphics
- ADI-S110 Digital Orthographics
- ADI-S201 Interior Design Studio I
- ADI-S202 Residential Design Studio
- ADI-S215 Human Factors & Universal Design
- ADI-223 History of Furniture & Architecture
- ADI-234 History & Theory of Interior Architecture
- ADI-242 Interior Codes & Construction
- ADI-244 Interior Materials & Finishes
- ADI-254 Lighting
- ADI-306 Portfolio
- ADI-S264 Advanced Interior Design Communication
- ADI-S303 Contract Design Studio I
- ADI-S304 Furniture and Detailing Studio
- ADI-S305 Contract Design Studio II
- ADI-352 Environmental Systems
- ADI-S372 Construction Documents
- ADI-390 Marketing, Contracts, & Internship
- ADI-398 Senior Programming & Pre-Design
- ADI-S401 Senior Studio
- ARH-101 Art History I
- ARH-102 Art History II
Notes:
- Courses numbered 200 and above have as a prerequisite the completion of the Foundation Studies program or its equivalent. Other exceptions may be made only with the permission of the instructor and the Interior Design program director.
- The letter "S" preceding a course number indicates a studio course, for which a studio fee is assessed.
Residency Requirement Policy: In the College of Arts and Sciences, a two-course (8 credit) residency requirement must be satisfied for completion of a minor and a four-course (16 credit) residency requirement must be satisfied for the completion of a major.
Interior Design Major