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The Master of Science in Interior Architecture is a graduate program offering 49 or 69 credits, accredited by the Council for Interior Design Accreditation (CIDA), designed to accommodate students with diverse educational backgrounds—whether they come from non-design, design, or architecture fields. This program is perfect for those pursuing top-tier professional training in interior design and architecture, providing up to one year of advanced standing for industry professionals looking to enhance their expertise at the graduate level. It equips students to maximize their potential, whether they're new to the field or expanding on prior experience.
As an Interior Architecture program, we focus on the comprehensive nature of interior spaces and the dynamic relationship between architecture and interior design. The coursework blends theoretical knowledge with hands-on technical training, exposing students to cutting-edge technologies and sustainable methods while fostering collaborative problem-solving and critical thinking. Located just minutes from downtown, Jefferson's campus connects students with networking and career opportunities in the city's vibrant architecture sector.
Our faculty consists of active professionals who bring valuable industry insights and diverse practical experiences. Graduates leave ready to take the NCIDQ exam, join leading organizations like ASID and IIDA, and pursue careers across various specialties, including residential, commercial, corporate, healthcare, hospitality, and educational design.