Program offered is a Master.

Harrington's Master of Interior Design degree program combines thesis investigation and advanced coursework. The curriculum is designed to help students develop a specialized area of knowledge and application, demonstrated in the thesis project. Graduates will be expected to:

• Solve advanced problems in the interior built environment by applying the theory and methods of design to a chosen specialized field.
• Demonstrate a depth of “market knowledge” of an interior environment or project type sufficient to lead design professionals and users in the programming effort for that project type.
• Collaborate with others both inside and outside of the interior design field to apply a diverse range of knowledge, skills and points of view to the solution of interior design problems.
• Apply third-party research effectively and appropriately in the solution of interior design problems, and understand the role of evidence-based research.
• Model a user-centered view of interior design problems through integration of research and collaborative methods.
• Propose design solutions that can be demonstrated to sustain natural resources and create healthy and safe interior environments.
• Integrate current digital technology in the programming, design and presentation of interior environments.
• Demonstrate an understanding of the business, entrepreneurial, government and not-for-profit contexts of design decision-making.