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Master of Interior Architecture

Master of Interior Architecture

In the Master of Interior Architecture program, you’ll study a wide range of curricular areas, including studio design, design media, history and theory, and more. For a full-time student, the program can be completed in 6 semesters.

Curriculum

Segment I: Foundation

You’ll develop visual design skills and acquire an understanding of basic design principles by working in a studio environment and progressing from an interdisciplinary foundation studio to interior architecture-focused projects. By the third semester, you’ll be working in the interior architecture industry and accumulating Practice skills. Your work in Segment I culminates in a portfolio submitted to the faculty.

Courses:

Semester 1

Semester 2

Segment II: Integration 

You’ll apply theoretical and contextual learning in advanced studios in interior architecture. You’ll build your knowledge of sustainable design, building systems, lighting, and furniture through coursework, Practice, and studio work. You’ll submit your portfolio to the faculty at the conclusion of Segment II.

Semester 3

Semester 4

Segment III: Synthesis

You’ll complete a guided, independent, two-semester thesis: a comprehensive project demonstrating your understanding and application of the interior architecture body of knowledge.

Semester 5

Semester 6

Total Academic Credits: 84

Total Practice Hours: 900

Skill Level: 6

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