National Rankings Place UC Design Programs at No. 1, 2 and 10

Three programs housed in the University of Cincinnati’s College of Design, Architecture, Art, and Planning (DAAP) have – once again – pulled rank in the annual

DesignIntelligence

survey of employers.

In the 2013 survey rankings, the nation’s design employers placed UC programs at

  • No 1 in the nation: UC’s undergraduate industrial design program. (Tied with Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, Calif.) This is the second year in a row that UC’s industrial design program has been ranked best in the nation.

  • No. 2 in the nation: UC’s undergraduate interior design program. (In a second subsurvey of interior design deans and department heads, UC’s interior design program was ranked No. 1 as the “most admired undergraduate interior design program.”

  • No. 10 in the nation: UC’s graduate architecture program. Surveys and interviews that were part of the 2013 DesignIntelligence report cied UC architecture as strong in “cutting-edge design.”

This is the 14th year that DesignIntelligence has polled employers who have direct experience in hiring recent design graduates and asked a simple question: In your firm’s hiring experience in the past five years, which schools are best preparing students for success in the profession?

The Aronoff Center for Design and Art is the work of iconoclastic architect, Peter Eisenman, who designed it to inspire and facilitate the careers of DAAP students.

UC's College of Design, Architecture, Art, and Planning

UC has been consistently ranked among the nation’s top tier design programs in every year of the survey.

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