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Radford University Bachelor of Fine Arts in Design
Radford University

Bachelor of Fine Arts in Design

Radford, USA

4 Years

English

Full time

01 Dec 2024

Jul 2025

USD 25,633 / per year *

On-Campus

* out-of-state, commuter student | $12,548: in-state, commuter student. Additional fees may apply

Introduction

Design plays a crucial role in shaping the world around us, from the spaces we inhabit to the products we use every day. Students in our program learn the business, history, psychology, and philosophy of design, and they create their original work.

Select Your Concentration

Bachelor of Fine Arts

Concentration in Fashion Design

Fashion Design at Radford University provides students the opportunity to develop the skills necessary to express their creativity and realize individual design visions. Coursework teaches students fundamental creative and technical skill sets including fashion drawing, fashion design, and apparel construction.

Concentration in Interior Design

Interior designers are imaginative, creative, artistic, and resourceful. Interior designers know how to look at a space or blueprint and visualize the completed environment. Interior designers work with products, textiles, light, color, and materials to create an aesthetic interior for their clients. In addition, interior designers must understand the structural requirements of their plans, the health and safety issues, building codes, and many other technical aspects.

Bachelor of Science

Concentration in Design Management

Design Management blends design with business. Graduates are well equipped to become managers within design fields. The Design Management Concentration provides students with a basic knowledge of business and administrative practices, functions, analytical problem-solving, and decision-making skills.

Concentration in Merchandising

The Merchandising concentration provides a comprehensive studio-based education and prepares students for careers in management, retailing, merchandising, and auxiliary fashion and interior industries. Students learn to identify, research and creatively problem-solve through a series of courses that develop knowledge, skills, ethics, and creativity.

Why Study Design at Radford?

  • You’ll have uniformly small class sizes with outstanding and dedicated faculty
  • You’ll receive hands-on experiential learning
  • We have MakerSpaces for you to hone your design skills
  • Our campus has Industry-specific equipment
  • Four concentration options give you a range of options for working in the design field

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