Programs
Harrington College of Design offers Bachelor's and Associate degrees in Interior Design, Digital Photography and Communication Design:
Interior Design Program
- Master of Interior Design (MID) — Designed for students with a bachelors degree in interior design or a related design discipline.
- Master of Arts in Interior Design (MAID) — Designed for students with a bachelors degree in any other discipline.
- Bachelor of Fine Arts — Designed to prepare students for the first phase of becoming a licensed design professional by providing courses in such areas of study as 2D Design, Programming for Interior Design, Experimental Design and Portfolio for Interior Design.
- Associate of Applied Science — Designed to prepare students for the design assistant level of the industry by providing courses in such areas of study as Color: Perception & Application, Architectural Detailing and Construction, and Programming for Interior Design.
Digital Photography Program
- Associate of Applied Science — Designed to prepare students for the digital photography industry by providing courses in such areas of study as Imaging and Studio Practices, Studio Lighting, Location Lighting and Commercial Photography.
Communication Design Program
- Bachelor of Fine Arts — Designed to prepare students for the advertising industry by providing courses in such areas of study as Typography, Environmental Graphics and Web Process.
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