You’ve come to the right place. This Web site covers all aspects of careers in interior design, from considering whether it’s the right profession for you to licensing and professional organizations. There are many links to other Web sites that may also be helpful.

Visit the interior design careers web site (www.careersininteriordesign.com), sponsored by the major interior design organizations in the United States and Canada. You will find useful facts about what it's like to be an interior designer, how to choose an academic program, licensing requirements, the benefits of joining a professional organization, and much more. Back to top

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Check the list of interior design programs accredited by the Council for Interior Design Accreditation [www.accredit-id.org] to find the schools that have been through a rigorous evaluation process to see if the program meets quality standards. Seeking accreditation is voluntary, so you won’t find all the reputable schools on this list, only those that have been successfully evaluated by the Council.

Deciding on what type of interior design education you would like to pursue is a big challenge. There are so many different types of programs: two years, three years, four years or more, big universities, and private art schools. Before you can make these big decisions, you really should start at square one. Do some investigating: Find out what sort of design they specialize in, who are they accredited by and what that means, how much the program costs, etc.

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Our graduates have found employment within a wide diversity of design providers, often with the Industry Placement contacts they met while students. Swinburne graduates can also apply for further study at our National Institute for Design Research and other Universities in Australia and abroad and enrol in MDes, DDes and PhD programs. Research underpins everything we do at the Faculty of Design and so Design projects are always situated within a broader cultural context.

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From National Council for Interior Design Qualification (NCIDQ), the definition of Interior Design: “Interior design is a multi-faceted profession in which creative and technical solutions are applied within a structure to achieve a built interior environment. These solutions are functional, enhance the quality of life and culture of the occupants, and are aesthetically attractive.

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Reference-and-Education] The interior design industry is always changing. Few years back, you had to go to a proper design or art school to study interior design. These days, interested students can have interior design as major in almost any college or university.

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Well, mine move very slowly and take ages to do anything, but when I was asked this question last year I actually timed various Helix aspersa, or common garden snails, sliming across the kitchen table (yeah, it's great fun in our house at weekends!!) I put the chosen 6 through their paces on a smooth formica table and the side of a plastic tank (smooth!).

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The current classification compensation system for non-bargaining hourly positions is about 10 years old. Job descriptions need to be updated. The ways in which people do their work, and the skills required have dramatically changed since 1989. We need to develop a system that promotes flexibility, mobility and supports other human resource processes such as hiring and career pathing.