Students also participate in competitions in studio as well as through formal independent study opportunities. In addition, students travel to national professional meetings, undertake structured internship experiences, and work with real clients. College and divisional seminars bring visiting scholars and noted professionals to the College to provide students with a broad understanding of the multi-disciplinary nature of the College and both international and national exposure to significant work in the built environment. The Eidson Scholarship recognizes outstanding creative accomplishment as demonstrated through an integration of interior design and architecture. Scholars are selected through annual competition and award.
Design studios provide students with permanent work stations.
A resource room with current manufacturers' catalogs, architecture and interior design samples, and technical data that provides students with design resource materials. Interior Design and Construction Science maintain a shared computer studio with access 24 hours a day, seven days a week in addition to a central computer facility available to all students in the College of Architecture. In January 1999, all workstations were upgraded with the latest hardware technology along with accompanying software applications. The program requires completion of a minimum of 124 semester hours distributed in general education, major, and elective courses. Undergraduate degree requirements are revised and published annually each summer.