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For your convenience, listed below are California schools, colleges and universities that have Interior Design Programs. We also list accredited online and correspondence schools with Interior Design Programs. CCIDC DOES NOT ENDORSE OR RECOMMEND any particular school. It is up to the student to thoroughly research and select a school that would be appropriate to their career path. The information below is, to the best of our knowledge, up-to-date. CCIDC is not responsible for the accuracy of this information. If you are a school administrator and wish to provide us with corrections about your listing or your interior design program, please email the CCIDC office. Important Notice! - For marketing purposes, some schools are calling their interior design programs "interior architecture", and unfortunately, graduates from these programs resort to calling themselves “interior architects”. Under California law, there is no such title as “interior architect” or “interior architecture”. You are either an interior designer, or a licensed architect. There is nothing in between. Calling oneself an “interior architect” or saying that you perform “interior architectural services”, unless you are a licensed architect, you are holding yourself out as an "architect" without a license, and, as such, you expose yourself to a citation and an expensive civil penalty from the California Architects Board. Regardless of which interior design program you graduate from, you can only call yourself an “interior designer” or the legal title of “Certified Interior Designer” but only when you have applied to, and been approved by CCIDC.
For your convenience, listed below are California schools, colleges and universities that have Interior Design Programs. We also list accredited online and correspondence schools with Interior Design Programs. CCIDC DOES NOT ENDORSE OR RECOMMEND any particular school. It is up to the student to thoroughly research and select a school that would be appropriate to their career path. The information below is, to the best of our knowledge, up-to-date. CCIDC is not responsible for the accuracy of this information. If you are a school administrator and wish to provide us with corrections about your listing or your interior design program, please email the CCIDC office. Important Notice! - For marketing purposes, some schools are calling their interior design programs "interior architecture", and unfortunately, graduates from these programs resort to calling themselves “interior architects”. Under California law, there is no such title as “interior architect” or “interior architecture”. You are either an interior designer, or a licensed architect. There is nothing in between. Calling oneself an “interior architect” or saying that you perform “interior architectural services”, unless you are a licensed architect, you are holding yourself out as an "architect" without a license, and, as such, you expose yourself to a citation and an expensive civil penalty from the California Architects Board. Regardless of which interior design program you graduate from, you can only call yourself an “interior designer” or the legal title of “Certified Interior Designer” but only when you have applied to, and been approved by CCIDC.
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