The Bachelor of Science in Interior Architecture and Design at Colorado State University is designed for aspiring professionals who aim to shape functional, inspiring, and safe interior environments. You will delve into the core principles of professional design, learning how to enhance the quality of life, boost productivity, and uphold public health and safety through thoughtful spatial planning and material selection. This undergraduate degree equips you with a comprehensive understanding of design theory, construction methods, and the critical role of an interior designer in the built environment.
This full-time, on-campus programme is structured over four years, guiding you through foundational visual expression and construction materials in your first year, progressing to advanced digital communication and studio design work. You will explore lighting design, interior technologies, and evidence-based design theory, culminating in a professional practice capstone project. Throughout your studies, you will develop the technical skills and professional acumen necessary for a successful career in interior architecture and design, preparing you for roles that protect and enhance the public's well-being.