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Nov 27, 2024
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2022-2023 Undergraduate Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Studio, B.F.A. - Interior Design Concentration
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Area G: Major Courses (60 Credit Hours)
The following courses are required in Area G for students who wish to pursue the Interior Design concentration. Interior Design courses should be taken in the order listed below. Interior Design course work should begin fall semester of the sophomore year. Additional information about the Interior Design program is available in the School of Art & Design. ART 4980 , Special Problems (1-6), may be used to adjust program in order to meet the 60-hour requirement in Area G. Consent of the Area Coordinator and instructor required. Students who are not enrolled in Interior Design courses for more than one semester, during the junior or senior sequences, are required to resubmit an entrance portfolio for review and acceptance.
Students pursuing a degree in Interior Design are advised that the educational requirements vary in each state regarding the profession of interior designer.
In order to graduate, students must have taken the CTW course required for this concentration (ID 4950 ). This course should be taken at the appropriate time, as described below.
Sophomore Level (Fall) Requirements in Area G (9 Credit Hours)
Courses should be taken prior to Portfolio Review for Acceptance into Interior Design Concentration.
B.F.A. Entrance Portfolio Review at the End of Fall Semester
Concentration Requirements (51 Credit Hours)
Requirements for students accepted into the Interior Design Concentration.
Sophomore Level (Spring) (13 Credit Hours)
Junior Level (Fall) (7 Credit Hours)
Junior Level (Spring) (5 Credit Hours)
Senior Level (Fall) (6 Credit Hours)
Senior Level (Spring) (5 Credit Hours)
Art History and Studio Electives (6 Credit Hours)
Students may select one 4000-level Art History and one 3000-level Studio Elective, or Select two Studio Electives. Interior Design studios listed below are recommended and may be repeated for a maximum of six credit hours to satisfy this requirement.
Upper level ID Students Elective Options
Upper level ID students should discuss elective options with their assigned ID Area faculty advisor to plan and schedule adequate and appropriate electives (9) to meet total 60-hour requirement in Area G. Limited electives outside of the School of Art & Design may be approved when relevant to a student’s specific thesis objectives in their senior year.
Please note: some business courses require an override from the Robinson College of Business (RCB) https://robinson.gsu.edu/undergraduate/ for the RCB Area F requirements. These prerequisites are for Robinson College of Business majors only. Students are still expected to have all course prerequisites.
Recommended and pre-approved elective courses include the following:
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