The College of Human Ecology at East Carolina University - Department of Interior Design and Merchandising

Department of Interior Design and Merchandising

The Department of Interior Design and Merchandising uses the expertise of both interior design and merchandising faculty to offer students with a bachelor’s degree in merchandising with apparel or an interior concentration. Only four other universities in the country offer merchandising programs with concentrations in both areas.

The Department of Interior Design and Merchandising offers two Bachelor of Science degrees. One is a BS in Interior Design and the other is a BS in Merchandising

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