What You'll Learn
This three-course sequence teaches learners the fundamentals of theoretical concepts and historical styles of interior design. Learners will be able to recognize and identify period styles from antiquity to the present and will understand various aesthetic principles and precedents that govern interior design choices. This microcredential is ideal for undergraduate students seeking future employment as interior designers, architecture teachers, and more.
NOTE: Must be a current Buffalo State student to enroll.
Course Requirements
- IDE 101 Introduction to Interior Design
- IDE 205 History of Interior Design and Architecture I
- IDE 254 History of Interior Design and Architecture II
Skills Covered
- Art History
- Interior Architecture
- Interior Design
Contact Us
Kristin Fields
Director of Continuing Education
(716) 878-5226