Combining theory and practice, the 3-year Multi-Media Graphic Design Professional Cycle, after a preparatory year, offers a versatile and highly professional approach to the entire graphic design ecosystem. Discover, experiment and hone your visual communication skills.
1 year, full-time, face-to-face
+800 hours of teaching
Continuous assessment, evaluation of projects and knowledge. Final assessment: end-of-year cross-disciplinary project. Oral presentation of the artistic portfolio of the year's work
Bac (all subjects) or equivalent level 4 qualification Examination of academic record and interview
What if transforming the future was just a pencil stroke away? Through a solid grounding in the basics and fundamentals, the preparatory year in Design is an opportunity to experiment with all aspects of applied art and to discover the diversity of the professions involved. If you have a baccalaureate (all subjects), the Design preparatory year is open to you with a view to joining our Professional Graphic Design Multimedia Cycle.
95% Success rate (2022)
73% Overall job entry rate at 6 months (2022)
84% Average rate of entry into target occupations after 6 months (2022)
Throughout the year, the key word is artistic practice: plastic expression, drawing, colour & form, visual arts, etc.
Everything is done to enable students to acquire a solid grounding in applied arts and drawing, through a complementary approach combining professional and technical teaching.
By the end of this preparatory year, our students will have built up the perfect methodological, graphic, cultural and technical toolbox to enable them to become the professionals of tomorrow.
Familiarise yourself with typography, page layout, pictograms, posters and the relationship between text and image.
A practical approach to techniques for representing space, space design, and the design of volumes, structures, interior spaces and architecture.
Module based on the study of artists and artistic movements in history, in the field of plastic and applied arts.
Acquire notions of proportion, value, composition and analysis through observation. Develop rapid perception of space and movement, and memorise shapes.
Develop techniques for spatial representation, the perception of volumes and perspectives, and notions of lighting.
Colour theory, colour and language, chromatic research, material research, light and shade, study of different materials, use of geometric shapes...
The plastic field, articulation between the different elements, interaction between content and form, plastic rhythms, etc.
Learn to write and speak coherently so as to be able to defend your projects.
Acquire oral fluency on a range of subjects relating to current affairs, culture, art and design.
For further information, please contact the campus education officers.
A preparatory year for the RNCP Level 6 qualification (equivalent to Bac+4)
