Students in the master of fine arts (MFA) program in the field of interior architecture learn about habitable environments ranging from residential interiors to larger, more complex commercial and institutional spaces. With projects focusing on current design issues as well as lectures and visits from professionals to enhance assignments, the curriculum is a carefully sequenced series of courses building on theoretical, technical, and creative competencies. Students explore theory and research as they build toward a culminating final project.<br><br>Because of the program’s location in Washington, DC, students benefit from viewing exhibitions at the National Building Museum, pursuing research at the Library of Congress, attending trade shows such as NeoCon East, attending lectures offered by the Washington Design Center, and visiting organizations such as the U.S. Green Building Council. Taking advantage of these offerings moves learning outside the classroom and into the industry with practicing professionals in interior design.<br><br>This program is for candidates who have completed undergraduate work at an accredited institution in an area of study other than interior design, interior architecture, or architecture.

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