Interior Design
Overview
The Interior Design major prepares students to design innovative, functional, supportive and responsible interior environments that positively impact the quality of life. The curriculum develops students' skills and knowledge in color and design, drafting, space planning, building and interior
systems, materials and finishes, historical interiors, building and barrier-free codes, and Auto-CAD. The needs of special populations and the mandates that regulate the field of interior design are emphasized.
Illinois State's Interior Design program is accredited
by the Council of Interior Design Accreditation (CIDA).
Point of Pride
All students in the Department of Family and Consumer Sciences complete a professional practice (internship) or student teach prior to graduation. These experiences often lead to full-time job offers.
Why study Interior Design?
The Interior Design major prepares students to design innovative, functional, supportive and responsible interior environments that positively impact the quality of life. Students develop skills and knowledge in color and design, drafting, space planning, building and interior systems, materials and finishes, historical interiors, building and barrier-free codes, and Auto-CAD. The needs of special populations and the mandates that regulate the field of interior design are emphasized in this sequence.
How to Apply
Applying to Illinois State
Illinois State's preferred filing period for freshman students for the fall semester is September 1-November 15. Applying early is encouraged, as the University must limit enrollment due to space at the University and in specific majors/programs. Visit the Office of Admissions to apply today!