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Advance your skills and career through the Architecture and Interior Design program at UCLA Extension. With flexible evening, weekend, and online classes, you can study part-time at your convenience. Our Certificate and Specialization are fully online, making it easy to build your future from anywhere. Ready to create something extraordinary? Explore your options here.
In the world of interior design, foundational elements like layout, architectural structure, and furniture often dominate attention. However, it is the artful use of accessories that truly brings a space to life, transforming a house into a home. The Accessories …
Embarking on a career in architecture and interior design opens doors to a diverse range of professional opportunities. The UCLA Extension Interior Design program provides students with a strong foundation in design principles, technical skills, and industry knowledge, allowing them …
Pursuing a design education, whether in Interior Design, Design Communication Arts, User Experience, or Photography, is an exciting yet demanding journey. Many students at UCLA Extension balance coursework with part-time or full-time jobs, as well as personal commitments. Managing time …
Securing an internship is a crucial step for any aspiring interior designer. Internships provide invaluable hands-on experience, expose students to real-world projects, and help build professional connections. However, rushing into an internship without the necessary skills can be counterproductive and …