School of Interior Architecture
We foster a collaborative, studio-driven environment where innovation, technology, and community engagement shape the future of design.
Why Interior Architecture at UT?
Faculty, students and staff in our school advance the discipline by situating human-centered, spatially-driven interior architecture, maker culture and theories of interiority at the forefront of teaching and research in a wide array of formats. These include cross-disciplinary collaboration, diverse perspectives, digital fabrication and community engagement.
Our Approach
Our students work on human-centered projects at local, regional, national, and global scales. Through our program, you will engage in different types of learning models, hand-drawing, model-making, and furniture and digital fabrication. You’ll work alongside students from across the college, fostering a collaborative environment where diverse perspectives spark innovation, enhance creativity, and lead to stronger, more integrated design solutions.
Spaces and Resources
From the energy of the studio, where ideas take shape alongside friends, to the cutting-edge tools of the Fab Lab and woodshops, where emergent technology fuels innovation, our spaces and resources empower students to create, experiment, and push the boundaries of design. In the Materials Library, students explore a vast collection of textiles, gaining hands-on insight into the textures, properties, and possibilities that shape their work.
Alumni and Career Trajectories
You won’t leave with just a degree. Our curriculum is rich with skills that will make employers take notice, like communication skills, community engagement, design thinking and fabrication experience.
Our Degrees
Bachelor of Science in Interior Architecture, BSIA
Supplement Your Major
Minors
Expand your expertise with a minor in interior architectural studies, exploring aesthetics, technology, history, and professional practices.
