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Master of Science Program in Interior Design

Curriculum
The full-time graduate coursework combines seven terms of faculty-directed coursework in interior design, including a student-initiated thesis. The 63 credits that make up the graduate requirement include a visual studies sequence as well as elective coursework in the following areas: interior design seminars on specific topics; advanced studies in art, art history, and interior design; and independent studies. This allows individual flexibility in curriculum design.

Required courses			Credits
Studios
INTR 722	Graduate Studio A		4.0
INTR 723	Studio A Seminar		2.0
INTR 732	Graduate Studio B		4.0
INTR 733	Studio B Seminar		2.0
INTR 742	Graduate Studio C		4.0
INTR 743	Studio C Seminar		2.0
INTR 752	Graduate Studio D		4.0
INTR 753	Studio D Seminar		2.0
INTR 762	Graduate Studio E		4.0
INTR 763	Studio E Seminar		2.0
Studios
VSST 501	Contemporary Art Issues		3.0
VSST 502	Space/Time I		3.0
VSST 503	Space/Time II		3.0
Interior Design Seminars
	Electives		12.0
Thesis
INTR 894	Thesis Programming		3.0
INTR 895	Thesis Seminar I		1.5
INTR 896	Thesis Seminar II		1.5
INTR 897	Thesis—Development		3,0
INTR 898	Thesis—Documentation		3.0
ID Seminars
INTR 899	Comprehensive Exam*
	Graduate Review*
*INTR 899 consists of two components: a series of sketch problems and design competitions that must be completed during the two graduate years and faculty review of a portfolio presentation of a body of student-selected work.