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The Licence Arts – Parcours Design Graphique et Numérique is a three-year undergraduate program focusing on graphic and digital design. It combines critical and theoretical knowledge with practical skills, preparing students for both immediate entry into the professional world and further academic pursuits.
Key Focus Areas:
Graphic and digital design principles
Research methodologies in design
Sustainable design practices
Professional project development
Unique Selling Points:
Integration of theory and practice
Emphasis on research and critical thinking
Preparation for diverse career paths in design
Year-wise Breakdown of Core Modules
Year 1: Foundations
Introduction to image and sign theory
Basics of scenario planning and user experience
Fundamentals of graphic and digital design
Year 2: Development
Research methodologies in design
History and theory of art and design
Workshops on typography, graphic languages, and eco-design
Year 3: Specialization and Integration
Advanced research and theoretical studies
Practical workshops focusing on materiality, spatial design, and publishing
Professional project development and presentation
Learning and Assessment Methods
Teaching Formats:
Lectures and seminars
Practical workshops
Research projects
Group collaborations
Assessment Types:
Project presentations
Research papers
Practical assignments
Oral examinations
Rankings
The University of Strasbourg is recognized as one of France's leading universities, known for its commitment to academic excellence and research.
Hands-on workshops with industry professionals
Collaborative projects simulating real-world scenarios
Opportunities to participate in exhibitions and design competitions
Career Paths:
Graphic designer
Digital media designer
Design researcher
Creative director
Postgraduate Progression:
Eligibility for Master's programs in Design, such as the Master in Design at the University of Strasbourg, or other related fields.
Students with a Baccalaureate,Admission requirements depend on the year of study you wish to apply to 1st year of Bachelors Licence degree or higher level, your nationality and current residence, admission into the first year of Licence L1, you must present a diploma of high school graduation, hold a B1 level in French, Applications must be submitted to the French embassy of your country of residence, French Baccalaur at, Demande d'Admission Pr alable has to be made before applying to university, It concerns Non-EU applicants who do not hold a French or European Baccalaureate and who are entering the first year of a Bachelor's degreeEmbark on your educational journey with confidence! Our team of admission experts is here to guide you through the process. Book a free session now to receive personalized advice, assistance with applications, and insights into your dream school. Whether you're applying to college, graduate school, or specialized programs, we're here to help you succeed.
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