Interior Design & Art History

The Interior Design & Art History department at Mount Royal University is home to two dynamic programs of study: Mount Royal’s celebrated Bachelor of Applied Interior Design and the newly implemented Art History Minor.

The Interior Design program is one of only five undergraduate-level programs in Western Canada accredited by the Council for Interior Design Accreditation (CIDA) and combines theory and practice, preparing you to succeed within the growing design industry.

Students studying for a Bachelor of Arts degree may now earn an Art History Minor by completing eight ARTH courses from those offered by the department.

Bachelor of Applied Interior Design
The celebrated Interior Design degree program from Mount Royal University will prepare you for a rewarding career in the dynamic profession of Interior Design. The spaces in which we live, work, and play can have a profound effect on the people that use them. As a professional designer, your work can have real impact. More...

Art History Minor
Art History is the study of visual culture through the history of civilization. The role of Art History is to answer complex questions about the ever-changing political, religious, social, and economic context in which artistic production takes place.  More...

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Mount Royal Interior Design students were involved in the prestigious Solar Decathlon competition. The international event was held in Washington, D.C., in the fall of 2009. For an inside look, check out alumnus Whitney Nordstrom's blog.