Caroline Hart
Undergraduate Program Assistant
hartc@msu.edu
517-353-7880
Good design can boost productivity, increase sales, attract clients, foster creativity, provide a relaxing hospital stay or even increase the market value of a building. Almost every built interior environment - including healthcare settings, schools, offices and homes - is planned by an interior designer.
Interior design is a profession incorporating both the functionality and aesthetics of indoor spaces. Interior designers understand the importance of the relationship between human beings and the complex microenvironment that they use.
The Interior Design curriculum has been continually accredited by the Council for Interior Design Accreditation (CIDA) since 1976.
Core areas of study include:
Learn more about requirements and courses in Interior Design.
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See career outcomes for MSU interior design graduates, including salaries, top employers and employment locations.
Sampling of companies hiring interior design graduates:
Pursuing a graduate degree is also a viable option after graduation.
Faculty members and advisors maintain close relationships with interior design companies, which can help with internships, scholarships and employment in this industry
Undergraduate Academic Advisor
brodhead@msu.edu
Academic Advisor
mart2134@msu.edu
517-353-4736
Undergraduate Program Assistant
hartc@msu.edu
517-353-7880
In addition to student jobs and internships, there are college education abroad and undergraduate research opportunities. Also learn more about SPDC education abroad opportunities.
There are also a variety of student clubs and organizations including:
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