Option of Study

 • Interior Design

To apply:
1. Be admitted to the College.
2. Complete a college scholarship form by Feb. 15 for incoming freshmen, current students and transfer students.
3. Contact departments for scholarship information.

• Internships - Gain vital career skills during on-the-job training in the required internship experience.

• Senior Portfolio Exhibition - Leave school with a quality professional portfolio geared toward gaining an entry level position with a progressive firm.

• Domestic and International Travel - Field trips and study tours are an ongoing feature of the program’s mission to expose students to a wide diversity of design experiences.

• Computer Aided Design - Be prepared for cutting edge computer technology and information transfer.
Codes, Professional Procedures, and Ethics - Understand the importance of designing for diverse populations while being in compliance with laws, standards, and business procedures.

• FIDER Accreditation - Study in a program that has maintained voluntary quality standards through self study and peer evaluation.

• History of Interiors and Furniture
• Presentation Techniques
• Lighting Layout and Design
• Materials and Resources
• Professional Procedures
• Computer Aided Design
• Required Internships
• Special Projects/Portfolio

• Residential Design
• Contract Design, including medical & hospitality facilities, office systems, and retail facilities
• Historic Preservation
• Theatrical/Television Set Design
• Exhibition Design
• Product Line Representative
• Governmental Agencies
• Space Planner
• Design Journalism
• Lighting Designer

The University of Arkansas is an official campus location for a student chapter of the American Society of Interior Designers. ASID Student Chapter members are active participants in the Northwest Arkansas Region Professional ASID Chapter.

The college hires many students in work-study and hourly jobs. To learn more, contact the department directly.