Moore's interior design curriculum educates students to become creative, socially responsible, practicing professionals in the field of interior design. The major emphasizes imaginative and critical thinking, the development of design skills, and a broad intellectual foundation in the history of interiors, theory and practice. Read more about the major...

News & Highlights

• 100% of 2012 Interior Design graduates are employed, 89% with organizations in their field of study, including: BKT Architects, Chesterfield Architects, Daroff Design, Inc., DeBeary Designs andTarget Corporation.  For more details visit the Locks Career Center page

• A new addition to the Moore website is our Podcast Series, the purpose of which is to share scholarly and highly informative lectures by Moore faculty, alumni and staff with the public.   We’re launching the series with these two lectures on leadership by President Fitzgibbon.  
   
• Alumna Marguerite Rodgers '76 was featured in an article about her interior design work on the upcoming Jose Garces restaurant opening in the Kimmel Center for Performing Arts.

• Kathryn Dethier wrote an article “reStore: Revitalizing Torresdale Avenue in Tacony”  for the Community Design Collaborative blog.  She recently completed the project 4th Street Historic Fabric Row: Conceptual Design for Streetscape and Façade Improvement.
   
• Cara Carroccia received the Washington Square West Green Stewardship Award for the sustained and continuing guidance of the Waverly Street Community Garden by the Pennsylvania Horticultural.  
   
• Andrea Beizer recently created a cartoon strip “Alice” which can be viewed at her blog www.alicecartoons.com  Her drawing, “I Just Want to Scream” was accepted into the Woman’s Caucus for Art’s STORIES WE TELL catalogue.