Interior Design
How to Earn the Degree » Program sequence
The Interior Design program is highly structured. There is a single design studio — D168 — that may be taken in fall or spring of one’s first year in the program. After that there is a strict sequence of one studio per semester, with co-requisites. The first two years address Design Studies broadly, the second two specialize in Interior Design.
Design Studies Core Courses
| Fall | Spring | |
| 1st Year | AMID-D168 Interior Design Studio 1 (to be taken in either the Fall or Spring semester) |
AMID-D168 Interior Design Studio 1 (to be taken in either the Fall or Spring semester) |
| 2nd Year | AMID-D271 Interior Design Studio 2 AMID-D268 Architectural Theories + Concepts AMID-D264 Digital Architectural Drawing |
AMID-D272 Interior Design Studio 3 AMID-D263 Design Methods AMID-D277 Materials + Components of Interior Design (prerequisite: MATH-M118 , M119 or equivalent with a grade of C- or better) |
Interior Design Studies Specialization
| Fall | Spring | |
| 3rd Year | AMID-D373 Interior Design Studio 4 AMID-D365 Architectural, Interior, and Furniture Design Studies AMID-D335 Lighting Interior Spaces 1 (second eight weeks) |
AMID-D374 Interior Design Studio 5 AMID-D336 Lighting Interior Spaces 2 (first eight weeks) |
| 4th Year | AMID-D475 Interior Design Studio 6 AMID-D469 Professional Practices in Interior Design |
AMID-D476 Interior Design Studio 7 |
