Arizona State University Herberger Institute for Design and the Arts 15 courses 56 total credits
The Master of Interior Architecture program is a studio-based offering. In this program, you prepare to become a design leader who addresses pressing environmental, cultural and social challenges through the built environment. Drawing on history, theory and criticism, you develop evidence-based design approaches rooted in design excellence, creative innovation and advanced technical proficiency. This program goes beyond foundational skills to cultivate strategic thinking and leadership capacity. You address complex design challenges --- including sustainability, adaptive reuse, health equity and community resilience --- and you learn to navigate the intersection of aesthetic, ethical and technical considerations. Through rigorous research and making, you drive interior architecture practice toward greater social impact. Situated within The Design School, you engage in advanced transdisciplinary collaborations with peers in architecture, urban planning, industrial design and complementary fields. This integrated approach prepares you to lead challenging projects and shape the future of interior environments. The program welcomes you, whether you have an accredited undergraduate degrees in interior design or architecture, or you come from other disciplines through a preparatory pathway.
| Required Core | 39 credits |
| Total Credits | 56 credits |
Required Core
Elective (3 credits)
Design Professional Elective (3)
Other Requirements (9 credits)
INT 584 Internship (3) or Professional Design Elective (3)
| Code | Course Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| DSC 598 | Topic: Principles of Collaboration in Design | 3 |
| INT 650 | Diversity and Design | 3 |
Culminating Experience (5 credits)
| Code | Course Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| INT 622 | Advanced Interior Architecture Studio IV | 5 |
Additional Curriculum Information
For Other Requirements, students take three credit hours each of DSC 598 Topic: Principles of Collaboration in Design (3) and INT 598 Topic: Diversity and Design (3). Students complete the three remaining credit hours by enrolling in an internship through INT 584 Internship or selecting a professional design elective. Electives should be selected in consultation with the program advisor.
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