Graduates are prepared for entry-level positions in the interior design / interior architecture profession. The interior architecture program is housed in Department of Art and Art History, and the Department of Art and Art History is accredited by the NASAD ( National Association of Schools of Art and Design).
The curriculum of the Interior Architecture program at California State University Chico emphasizes both the theoretical and the practical, from concept to articulation. Our goal is to provide students with a design education that is well rounded and applicable to the next generation of interior architecture professionals. Courses encompass design theory, design history, human behavior, critical thinking, problem solving, building technologies, codes and life safety, communications skills, and professional values.
Our graduates are prepared to work in a diverse creative professional field, and are working throughout the country from California and New York City. We also encourage our students to pursue their interests and career goals beyond interior design and architectural professions. We value the individuality and diversity of each student's interests and career goals.
In addition, our graduates are well prepared to pursue advance degrees in graduate schools of their choice in a variety of disciplines and specializations including, but not limited to, interior design, furniture design, and architecture.
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