BS Design, Merchandising, and Textiles - Interior Design Concentration, University of Wyoming

The degree combines creative skills with practical and sustainable design solutions, preparing students for diverse professional opportunities in interior design, merchandising, and textile industries. It also includes unique experiential components like international study tours and internships, making it valuable for aspiring designers.

The program offers a concentration in Interior Design, focusing on residential and commercial spaces, incorporating courses like Interior Design Studio I & II, Contract Design, and Environmental Psychology. Students also explore textiles, product development, and sustainability within the field.

Students must complete foundational courses in communication, natural sciences, and human culture, along with specialized interior design courses. A total of 120 credit hours is required, including an internship, international study tour, or study abroad experience. Additional electives may be needed to meet the university’s credit requirements.

Graduates can pursue careers in residential and commercial interior design, textiles, merchandising, or related fields. The program equips students with the skills needed for professional practice, industry adaptability, and sustainability-focused design.