Fashion Institute of Technology
New York City, New York, United States
College
AAS, BFA
General interior design
2 verified programs
New York · United States
5 verified schools with a teaching location here, offering 16 programs. Only actual teaching locations count; online programs are listed separately and are not counted as present in any state.
Best Interior Design Schools: our editorial selection
Associate Degrees in Interior Design in New York City (3)Bachelor’s Degrees in Interior Design in New York City (5)Master’s Degrees in Interior Design in New York City (7)
5 schools
New York City, New York, United States
College
AAS, BFA
General interior design
2 verified programs
New York City, New York, United States
Design school
AAS, BFA, MFA · Certificate program
General interior design · Healthcare design · Lighting design
8 verified programs
New York City, New York, United States
Art college
BFA, MFA
General interior design
2 verified programs
New York City, New York, United States
Art college
BFA
General interior design
1 verified program
New York City, New York, United States
University
BFA, MFA, AAS
General interior design · Design research
3 verified programs
Results are listed alphabetically. There is no price ranking: prices on different bases (per credit, per term, per year, whole program) are not comparable. Online programs are never counted as physically located in a state or city. Items marked Sponsored are paid placements; they never change recognition status, verification or order.
Our verified records for New York City cover 1 university, 1 college and 3 art schools or specialist providers, with 16 interior design programs taught at a campus here. Online-only programs are listed separately and are not counted as local.
Degree study: BFA programs at Fashion Institute of Technology, New York School of Interior Design, Pratt Institute, School of Visual Arts and 1 more; MFA programs at New York School of Interior Design, Pratt Institute and The New School; 5 bachelor’s-level programs; 7 master’s-level programs.
Below degree level there are 1 certificate. These are not equivalent to each other or to degrees.
6 programs state that a portfolio is required; the rest do not publish a portfolio requirement on the pages we checked, which is not the same as not needing one.
5 of the programs publish a tuition figure, each shown with its own basis (per term, per year, per credit or for the whole program), which is why fees are never ranked against each other.