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Interior designers are being sought by residential and commercial clients who are building, restoring, and renovating, to address the challenging decisions that face designers today. They are employed by interior design and architectural firms, urban planners, and companies that specialize in restaurant, office, or exhibition design as well as the design of interiors for banks, schools, and hospitals. The career placement service at New York School of Interior Design facilitates finding work in this competitive and dynamic field by maintaining an active list of job openings. In addition to requests received from many companies in interior design and related fields in the metropolitan area, mailings from the college to alumni about the career placement service generate many responses for potential job opportunities throughout the year. Students and alumni can also obtain counseling on creating a resume and preparing a portfolio in preparation for applying for jobs. Any undergraduate student in good standing who has completed 12 credits in interior design education at the college, as well as students in the MFA program, can make use of this valuable resource. Alumni may also use this service for five years after leaving the college. Whether you are looking for part-time employment while you complete your studies or seeking information and resources needed to help reach your career goals after graduation, contact the career placement coordinator for assistance.
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