MS in Interior Architecture + Design

Requirements for Admission

Admission criteria for the graduate program consist of the requirements of the University for graduate admission plus satisfaction of basic interior design undergraduate coursework. These prerequisites include courses in design, drawing, and art history.

Prerequisite undergraduate coursework			Credits
VSST 104	Accelerated Design I*		2.0
VSST 105	Accelerated Design II*		2.0
VSST 106	Accelerated Design III*		2.0
VSST 110	Introductory Drawing		3.0
INTR 231	Structure		4.0
INTR 232	Interior Studio I		4.0
INTR 220	Visualization II: Orthographic		3.0
INTR 241	Visualization III: Digital		3.0
INTR 200	History of Modern Architecture & Interiors		3.0
INTR 305 WI	Visual Culture: Furniture		3.0
or
INTR 300	Visual Culture: Interiors		3.0
ARTH 103	History of Art III: Early to Late Modern Art		3.0
*Or VSST 101, VSST 102, VSST 103 (Design I, II, III; 12.0 credits).

The program begins in the summer term with three terms of prerequisite coursework that prepares candidates for the graduate coursework. A portfolio review or evaluation by the Associate Director of the Interior Architecture & Design program determines what prerequisites have been satisfied. Contact the Department of Interior Architecture & Design for specific information about prerequisites or to make an appointment for review and evaluation.