A modern interior display space with wooden pedestals and geometric forms on top.
Interiors
The School of Interiors provides engaging opportunities for students to acquire background in systems planning and strategic thinking through the design of interior environments. As the only accredited program in Kentucky within a research-based institution and a college of design, students immerse in a process-driven approach to design in an environment that fosters interdisciplinary study within a collaborative community.
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Curriculum
In addition to UK Core requirements, students in the School of Interiors must complete the following: 81 credit hours of major requirements, 18 credit hours of professional support electives, 3 hours of free electives, and any electives required to meet minimum credit hour standard for graduation.
Read More"We take a foundation + immersion approach. Students start with solid design instruction then the opportunity to translate that experience into tangible, real-world projects."
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We get it. Applying to college may be one of the biggest decisions you’ve had to make so far in life. Luckily, we’ve streamlined this process down to a “1, 2 & done” routine.
1. Apply to UK.
2. Apply to the School of Interiors.
Done. KISS (Keep It Simple Student).
Accreditation
The School of Interiors is a professional degree program accredited by the Council for Interior Design Accreditation (CIDA). This accreditation ensures professional training for entry into the practice of interior design and the educational foundation that will allow for professional testing (NCIDQ), certification or licensure at the individual state level.
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