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Lawrence Technological University’s Bachelor of Science in Interior Design is a professional program that empowers students to create intentional, culturally relevant interiors that are both technically advanced and critically framed. The interdisciplinary curriculum blends hands-on studio experience with courses in design theory, technical skills, and collaborative processes—essential components for successful interior design projects. Through real-world, sponsored projects and internship opportunities, students connect with the local design community, gaining valuable experience with the latest innovations in technology, research, and theory. Graduates leave LTU equipped with the knowledge, skills, and professional portfolio needed to excel in the field.
The program is accredited by the Council for Interior Design Accreditation (CIDA) and LTU is a registered campus center of the International Interior Design Association (IIDA).
For those interested in expanding their expertise into architecture, LTU offers a direct-entry Master of Architecture program, which can be completed in just six years (181 credits) when combined with the Bachelor of Science in Interior Design.
Admission into the Interior Design program follows the University’s admission criteria. Portfolios are not required for admission.
For specific Interior Design program questions, contact the Chair of Design, Philip Plowright, at pplowrigh@ltu.edu. For general questions about admissions, our programs or the college, please contact Associate Dean, Lilian Crum, at lcrum@ltu.edu.
Course Name
Course #
Credits
DES1022
2
DES1213
3
ARC1213
3
MCS1074
4
COM1103
3
Total Credits:
15
Course Name
Course #
Credits
HUM1213
3
Students study current environmental issues in the context of their scientific (biological, chemical, geological) underpinnings, while also considering the political, social and cultural dimensions of these issues. Also, the course addresses the role of scientific knowledge in understanding and resolving environmental problems, such as climate change, population growth, deforestation, extinction, air and water pollution, food production, and environmental health.
PSC1143
3
ARC1223
3
DES1223
3
PHY2213
3
PHY2221
1
Total Credits:
16
Course Name
Course #
Credits
A historical survey that develops students’ abilities to engage texts of the modern global world, placing an emphasis on the way these texts reflect their context and human experience. Readings may draw from philosophy, history, literature, visual art, photography, film, digital media, and more. Class activities include reading of primary sources, seminar discussion, and writing in various genres. May be taken concurrently with COM 1103.
HUM1223
3
INX2313
3
IDD3713
3
INX2513
3
GRA2523
3
Total Credits:
15
Course Name
Course #
Credits
INX2323
3
INX2413
3
ARC3823
3
INX2523
3
MCS2124
4
DES2020
0
Total Credits:
16
Course Name
Course #
Credits
SSC Elective
SSC2XX3
3
COM2103
3
ARC3613
3
INX3313
3
INX3513
3
Total Credits:
15
Course Name
Course #
Credits
LLT Elective
LLT2XX3
3
ARC3623
3
INX3213
3
DES3623
3
INX3223
3
Total Credits:
15
Course Name
Course #
Credits
DES4112
2
DES4643
3
INX4313
3
INX4513
3
INX4213
3
Total Credits:
14
Course Name
Course #
Credits
LLT Elective
LLT/SSC/PSY 3/4XX3
3
INX4523
3
ARC/ARI/ART//DES/GAM/GRA/IDD/IN
CoAD Elective
3
ARC/ARI/ART//DES/GAM/GRA/IDD/IN
CoAD Elective
3
ARC/ARI/ART//DES/GAM/GRA/IDD/IN
CoAD Elective
3
Total Credits:
15
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