Interior Design
What is interior design?
Why interior design at OSU?
Career Paths
Our mission is to contribute to the advancement of professionalism in the interior design field through the development of skilled entry-level interior designers promoting health, safety, welfare and innovation in the built environment. This nationally accredited degree includes the choice of professional track options in design and facility management, preparing you for National Council for Interior Design Qualification (NCIDQ) certification and licensure.
- Single and multi-family homes
- Furniture and lighting design
- Hotel and restaurant design
- Kitchen and bath design
- Facility management
- Commercial design
- Hospitals and retirement facility design
Highlights
Facilities and Technology
Access to the latest technology, including augmented reality, virtual reality and
digital prototyping in the Mixed Reality Lab, as well as real-life testing capabilities
in the Human Environmental Factors Lab, will prepare you for industry success.
Human Environmental Factors Lab
Internship Experiences
Prepare for your dream job and gain valuable experience and connect with potential
employers through a required professional internship. Our students have interned with companies like Gensler, Corgan, Scott Rice, Steelcase
and more.
Student Perspective
“The interior design program is kind of like home to me. Every professor is professional and kind. They are always open to students’ questions and actively, enthusiastically help me solve problems. I not only learned professional knowledge, but also gained a wealth of experience by participating in projects, contests and conferences, all of which laid the foundation for my success.”
Interior Design Graduate
College of Education and Human Sciences
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