Curriculum
The study period lasts for five years and is organised in three successive stages:
• Foundation course (first year) The first year of study is common to all students. History of art – Drawing – Computer graphics – Materials – Design – Volume – Photography – Colour – Video – Foreign language (English) – Culinary Design – Workshop – Study trip
• Program stage (second and third years) The content of these two years of study leads the student to choose a specialization at the end of the second year. Second year: Spatial design – Design project – History of art – Computer graphics – Typography – Colour – Volume – Photography – Video – Culinary design – Textile design – Workshop
At the beginning of the third year, students major either in fine arts or in design. Design students can choose between either Spatial & Product Design, or Communication & Graphic Design.
_Design: • Spatial & Product Design speciality: Product design – Spatial design – Landscape & Garden design – Furniture design – History of art – Culinary design – Motion design – Textile design – Project presentation – Workshop
• Communication & Graphic design: Graphic design – Visual communication – Digital design – Web / multimedia design – Motion design – Computer graphics – Publishing – Rhino software – Project presentation – Workshop
_Fine Arts: Drawing – Volume – Video - 2D–3D computer graphics – History of art – Design – Colour – Typography – Photography – Project presentation – Workshop
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