Bachelor in Interior Design (BID) program provides three years of full-time study, to students wishing to pursue a professional career related to built environments. Interior design requires an understanding of building construction, lighting, color and furniture, as well as the ability to work with a range of professionals. This program focuses as much on technical and design elements as it does on developing the organizational and interpersonal skills to be work-ready after you graduate. The Bachelor of Interior Design combines theory with specialized knowledge and the development of proficiency relative to the profession of interior design. It is intended for students who wish to pursue a professional career in this creative multi-faceted discipline. Interior designers work in all areas of the built environment including residential, office, retail, hospitality, and Institutional settings to create interior spaces that are "functional, enhance the quality of life and culture of the occupants, and are aesthetically attractive". The program provides a balanced range of theoretical, intellectual, communication, experiential, applied and other skills, needed to deal effectively with the responsibilities of interior design professional life. The interior design curriculum features lecture, studio, critique, and computer lab instruction; independent and collaborative projects; formal and informal presentations; field trips; an internship and a final major project spanning two semesters. The elective study in the Liberal Arts and Sciences provides an excellent foundation and structure for lifelong learning and ensures that students develop quantitative reasoning and critical thinking skills.