CONSIDER DESIGN
in IARc
We’re a close-knit community of
makers, doers and scholars.
CONSIDER DESIGN
as MAKING
We’re not just designers.
We’re makers.
CONSIDER DESIGN
into COMMUNITY
Our discipline is at the heart of
community engagement.
CONSIDER DESIGN
for HUMAN EXPERIENCE
Design is for and about the human experience.
- in
IARc - as
MAKING - into
COMMUNITY - for
HUMAN EXPERIENCE
Department News
Interior Architecture Display + Coffee
On behalf of the Interior Architecture faculty, staff, and students, we invite you to a display of our BFA students’ […]
2018-2019 Student Accomplishments
Limmi Powell & Navid Hajhashemi – IARc students Limmi Powell and Navid Hajhashemi were honored at the Carolinas Chapter IFDA’s […]
Where are they now? Morgan Rigsbee
Made in Greensboro featured our very own alumna, Morgan Rigsbee in a recent article– “Morgan Rigsbee is a designer for […]
Events
02/15/19, 03/15/19, 04/19/19
10 am-12 pm
Gatewood Lobby
Tour of Facilities
Information Session
Thursday, Nov 15, 2018 @ 7 p.m. and 8 p.m. – Professor of Media Studies Michael Frierson will screen “Cascade: […]
SAVE THE DATE: The 2019 Novem Mason Symposium will take place on Monday, March 25, 2019 – Tuesday, March, 26, […]
UNCG Sustainability Film and Discussion Series Thursday, October 25 – 6:30 p.m UNCG School of Education, Room 118 Call of […]
Connect with Us
Undergraduate Program
Design education in IARc is centered on the studio, a physical and intellectual place where ideas are transformed into physical form that includes interior products such as furniture and larger scale interior spaces and buildings. The 4 year Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) degree is a first professional degree that prepares students to enter interior design practice although our graduates also pursue careers in product design, community-engaged or public interest design, web and graphic design, and digital fabrication. Our graduates are recognized in the field as thoughtful designers who can think and learn and do.
Graduate Program
Our Master of Fine Arts (MFA) in Interior Architecture offers students a venue for advanced investigations of the built environment in close collaboration with faculty mentors. It is designed to be both studio and research intensive. Students can tailor the curriculum to their specific interests and professional aspirations, mixing and matching different areas of focus such as human environmental design, product design and historic preservation.
And no matter what we do—from scholarship to research to community engagement—our work is anchored in sustainability and design that promotes social, psychological and ecological well-being.
