Professional Documents
Culture Documents
Graphic Communication II
Certificate Program in
Communication II
Phase II
Design Studio I X482.1
(offered summer and fall terms)
Interior Finishes and Materials X480
(offered spring and fall terms)
History of Architecture, Interiors,
and Decorative Arts II X412.5
(offered spring term)
Revit X479.2 (offered every term)
Space Planning X413.8
(offered spring and fall terms)
Fundamentals of Lighting Design
X484 (offered fall term)
Design Studio II X482.2
(offered spring and summer terms)
From the very beginning, it was evident that the IDIA program offered
a rigorous combination of theoretical and practical knowledge and
would teach me the solid technical skills Id need to feel confident in
launching my own practice. I definitely expect that this program will
help me get where I need to go.
Lilia Fulton, Certificate Program in Interior Design
and Interior Architecture Student
Phase III
Building Components and Systems
for Interior Architecture X483
(offered spring term)
Design Studio III X482.3
(offered summer and fall terms)
Construction Documents X414.6
(offered summer term)
Business Practices for
Interior Designers X409
(offered fall term)
Electives
This professional certificate offers a wide range of electives, from training in new
digital software to internships and courses tailored to specific areas of interest.
See extension.berkeley.edu/cert/intdes.html for a list of available electives.
Curriculum Requirements
The curriculum consists of 19 required courses (55 semester units) and a
minimum of 3 electives (6 semester units) for a total of 61 semester units.
Completion Requirements
All courses must be taken for a letter grade. To receive the certificate, you must
maintain an overall minimum 2.5 grade point average (GPA), with a grade of C or
better in each course. A Certificate with Distinction will be awarded to those
who complete the certificate with a GPA of 3.7 or higher. Students are expected
to complete the program within five years of registering for the certificate.
You are well prepared to go out in the field; you feel competent and
confident because you have been given all the skills you need to
market yourself to a design firm.
Nicole Everett, Certificate Program in Interior Design
and Interior Architecture Student
Learn More
For more information about the Certificate Program
in Interior Design and Interior Architecture,
visit extension.berkeley.edu/cert/intdes.html,
email extension-interiordesign@berkeley.edu or
call (510) 643-5767.