Bachelor of Arts [B.A] [Interior Design] From University of Arkansas

A professional advisory board supports the program and serves as external critics/jurors. Intellectual development of students is stimulated and leadership qualities enhanced throughout the four-year curriculum. The Interior Design Organization (IDO) and American Society of Interior Designers Student Chapter (ASID) allow for interaction of students with professionals in interior design and allied professions. Both faculty and students participate in professional design association activities.

The studio sequence increases in complexity throughout the curriculum. The rigor of the program requires a significant commitment of time and energy. Students can expect to spend much time independent of studio classes to complete projects.

To promote a broader perspective of design, students are required to participate in a study abroad experience. In addition, both overnight and day field trips are required for studio courses.