Apply to BRASSART

Applicants residing outside of France must submit an online application file, followed by a remote admission interview. Entry is available in the 1st, 2nd, 3rd or 4th year for the Arts & French Immersion Programme as well as in the Specialised MBA Cycle (4th and 5th year) for the Mastère immersive 3D Experience, depending on the validated level of study. Proof of proficiency in French or English is required depending on the language of instruction of the chosen programme. Once admitted, the candidate proceeds with their registration and the payment of the deposit (mandatory, as no registration will be processed without this payment), and then initiates their visa application with Campus France or their local consulate, supported by the international development team. Tuition fee payments can be made in instalments.

There is no obligation to know how to draw to join BRASSART graphic design school. The artistic exploration year is designed to provide the basics of drawing.

However, students must want to learn to draw and be motivated, as drawing is present in many programs. If the student chooses programs in audiovisual or Game Design / Video Games, no drawing level is required.

The application process to join BRASSART school is entirely free and without obligation.

It is important to start the process several months in advance.
The “student” VLS-TS is the required visa for a long-term study stay in France.

Requirements vary depending on nationality and country of residence: for certain countries, the procedures go through Campus France before submitting the consular file. The application has to be submitted to the consulate or the VFS Global centre three months before departure. Upon arrival in France, the VLS-TS must be validated online on the ANEF website within three months of entering the country. Upon admission, the international admissions team, in partnership with Studely, guide each student according to their personal situation and provide them with all the necessary documents, from the visa application to the first few months on-site.

Non-EU students can access work-study programme under certain conditions: the right is only granted after one year in France. Afterwards, like for all students, it remains subject to signing a contract with a company.