Interior Design Minor
Program Chair: Sarah McGarry
Telephone: (303) 315-1000
E-mail: sarah.mcgarry@ucdenver.edu
Introduction
The Interior Design program at CAP teaches fundamentals of interior design through a holistic, integrated, and experiential approach. Interior design combines the pragmatics of space planning and programming with the poetics of human experience and placemaking. Interior Design is a field that complements other offerings in the College of Architecture and Planning and provides those pursuing other degrees with an opportunity to amplify their skills and distinguish themselves in the marketplace.
CAP offers the only Interior Design program in the State of Colorado that benefits from having Architecture, Landscape Architecture, and Planning programs. This program will offer students a grounding in the fundamental skill and concepts for interior design and technical practice.
The minor is a 15-credit hour program.
Eligibility
- All undergraduate students at CU Denver are eligible to minor in Interior Design.
Program Delivery
- This is an on-campus program.
Declaring This Minor
- Students declaring a minor must complete the online application form found here. Failure to submit an official declaration of minor application form may result in the inability for CAP to award the minor upon students’ completion.
Curriculum
The Minor in Interior Design requires students to complete four classes in the Department of Interior Design for a total of 15 hours. The following are all required core classes.
Code | Title | Hours |
---|---|---|
Core Requirements (9 hours) | ||
INTD 2000 | Global History & Theory of Interior Design | 3 |
INTD 3100 | Drawing Out the Interiors | 3 |
INTD 4200 | Interior Design Workshop | 3 |
Electives (6 hours) | ||
6 hours of additional INTD coursework | 6 | |
Total Hours | 15 |
Grade Requirements
Students must earn at least a C- grade in all required courses for the minor. Required courses must be repeated if the student earns less than a C- grade.
Transfer Credits
Transfer credits maybe reviewed on a case-by-case basis, for a maximum of 6 credit hours for transfer hours, 9 credit hours must be completed at CU Denver including INTD 4200 Interior Design Workshop
Undergraduates Taking Graduate Coursework
A maximum of 6 credit hours of INTD coursework can be taken at a graduate level (5000-6000) during a student’s undergraduate program to be applied towards both BS arch undergraduate electives and the INTD Graduate Certificate. Undergraduate INTD coursework will not apply to the INTD Graduate Certificate.