Interior Design Career Fair

Interior Design is a profession incorporating both the functionality and aesthetic requirements for use of indoor spaces.  Interior designers understand the importance of the relationship between human beings and the complexity of micro-environments that they use. 

Local and statewide companies and industry leaders attend the Interior Design Career Fair. Students have the opportunity to interact with alumni and employers.

Sampling of companies hiring Interior Design graduates

  • Bergmann Associates.
  • C2AE.
  • DBI.
  • Jones Lang Lasalle at Beaumont.
  • Kraemer Design Group.
  • La-Z-Boy.
  • NEST of Grand Traverse.
  • Sparrow Health Systems.

The full-time job placement rate for interior design graduates has been up to 100% with an average starting salary of $35–40K.

Students are encouraged to bring their resumes and portfolios. Learn more at How to Prepare for a Career Fair.

Location

This event typically takes place at the School of Planning, Design and Construction on campus.

Human Ecology Building
552 W. Circle Drive
East Lansing, MI 48824

Contact

For more information about this event, contact:

Eunsil Lee

Associate Professor, Interior Design
leeeunsi@msu.edu
517-432-3249

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