BSFCS Interior Design

Course Overview This comprehensive program offers a diverse range of majors within the Family and Consumer Sciences discipline, each designed to prepare students for specialized careers that support individuals, families, and communities. Students can choose from focused paths in Consumer Affairs, Human Development, Fashion Merchandising, Interior Design, and Nutrition, tailoring their education with specific concentrations and minors. The curriculum emphasizes both theoretical knowledge and practical, hands-on experience to ensure graduates are ready for professional success, advanced study, or teacher certification. Key Program Highlights Choose from five distinct majors, each with specialized concentrations to align with specific career goals in high-demand fields. Gain practical, real-world experience through internships, cutting-edge technology labs, study tours, and hands-on projects. Prepare for certified careers with pathways to becoming a Registered Dietitian, a Certified Teacher, or a CIDA-accredited Interior Designer. Benefit from accredited programs by respected bodies like ACEND (Nutrition and Dietetics) and CIDA (Interior Design). Note that certain career tracks require a criminal background check for participation in fieldwork, student teaching, or child development center activities.