Woodworking is the foundation for Herron’s furniture design program with an emphasis on designing, building, and making unique pieces using both traditional and contemporary tools and processes. Furniture design students are encouraged to participate in the national conversation of furniture design at workshops, symposiums, and conferences. Herron students often compete in national design competitions and are regularly recognized for their work.
One of the most difficult tasks of being a college student is figuring out what classes to take and when to take them. In order to make the process a little easier, each major at IU Indianapolis has its own degree map outlining the path you should take to graduate as quickly as possible.
This major is part of the Arts, Humanities, and Human Services (AHHS) cluster. The AHHS cluster is the academic home of University College students pursuing majors in art and design, education, general studies, journalism, liberal arts, and social work. The AHHS cluster partners with students on their academic advising and career plans to guide them into their degree-granting schools.
