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Interior Design
Interior designers create plans that
enhance the function and quality of
public and private interior spaces.
Practitioners combine professional
expertise in art, design and
architecture with knowledge of
 safety regulations and building codes to conceptualize designs that improve quality of life, increase productivity and protect the health and safety of all who use the spaces. Interior designers work in tandem with architects, construction managers and engineers on plans for both new and existing spaces.
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WHY NYIT? YOUR FUTURE
  • Fully accredited by the Foundation of Interior Design Education Research (FIDER)
  • Freshmen not required to submit portfolio for admission
  • Strong focus on clients' sociological situations, and on cultural diversity and life experiences
    		•  Government statistics predict strong career opportunities for interior designers in the coming decade, largely due to rising demand for professional design among homeowners and in community-oriented facilities. Your NYIT degree will prepare you to work in design firms, architecture firms, private businesses, academic institutions and government agencies, or you may choose to enter private practice. You’ll also be prepared for future professional licensure.

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