Environmental (Interior) Design

The Environmental (Interior) Design program provides career education in the creation of safe, functional, productive and aesthetically pleasing interior and exterior environments for work, home, health and recreation. You will investigate many topics ranging from the interaction between human beings and their environments, to design conception and problem solving, to project management and more. Student activities culminate in the development of an exit portfolio and resume demonstrating the skills and knowledge for employment in one of many concentration areas.

SAMPLE CAREERS IN THIS FIELD: Interior Designer, Landscape Designer, Retail Designer

DEGREES AVAILABLE: Associate of Applied Science. Availability of degrees varies by campus. Contact your campus of interest below for more information.

ASSOCIATE OF APPLIED SCIENCE
To earn this degree, you must have 63-69 credits in the following areas:

General Education Core: 19-21 credits
Professional/Technical Core: 33 credits
Statewide Electives: 11-15 credits

CURRICULUM
View the curriculum for this program and all others currently available at Ivy Tech.

LOCATIONS
The Environmental (Interior) Design program is offered at the following campuses. Please click on the campus of interest below for contact and campus specific program information:

Columbus/Franklin

Faculty Contact:
Janice Banister
Program Chair, Interior Design
812-374-5148
» Program Summary(pdf)

North Central (Elkhart, South Bend, Warsaw)

Concentrations:
Decorative Arts and Design
Garden Design
Interior Design
Kitchen and Bath Design

For more information contact Cheryl King at 574-289-7001, ext. 6367 or clking@ivytech.edu.

Southwest (Evansville, Princeton, Tell City)

Interior Design Program Summary

For more information, please contact Kelly Cozart, Program Chair, at (812) 429- 1457.