Students may enroll in 600-level ARTS and INDS studio courses only after successful completion of entry portfolio review, or if they are currently enrolled in an MFA program at another accredited institution. Students not enrolled in an MFA program may register for 500-level ARTS and INDS graduate studio courses. Historical development of architectural styles and their relationships to interior spaces from the late 19th-century through the present. ARTH 175 and 176. Advanced problems in interior design with emphasis on synthesizing conceptual and pragmatic skills.
Independent effort is essential as is a high degree of professional competency.
Development of an individual approach to expression in interior design. A program structured on the basis of individual needs, interests and background preparation as they are determined through faculty counseling. Special problems in interior design as related to individual needs and requirements for students developing a thesis in the concentration. Extends individual opportunities in interior design beyond existing departmental curriculum limits. Permission of chair, Department of Art and Design.