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Infographics
Eco-design
The Infographics Eco-design course offers an approach that aims to minimize the environmental impact of graphic and digital production. It is based on the fundamentals of graphic design and mastery of infographic production tools for printed and digital media. It is at the heart of the environmental concerns of graphic design, publishing and communication professionals, and their clients.
The Graphic Design & Eco-Design program at BRASSART takes place in two phases:
- A first year of preparatory class develops your graphic skills
- Two years of training dedicated to mastering the tools of graphic design, with a strong emphasis on environmental concerns
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Eco-design Program
Preparatory Class
in Applied Arts
The preparatory class in Applied Arts is a multidisciplinary and transversal year allowing to acquire the theoretical, technical, and methodological bases common to all the professions of graphic design and digital creation. With the exploration of the first creative techniques, he discovers the extent of the possibilities and forges his creative character.
The preparatory year in Applied Arts allows you to specify your professional project and to affirm a choice of orientation among the different courses offered.
Program
Infographics
Eco-design
(Years 2 and 3)
BRASSART offers a 2-year infographics program based on learning the fundamentals of graphic design and mastering infographic production tools, with an eco-design dimension aimed at responding to the eco-responsibility issues facing companies. The great versatility of our infographics program allows our students to face all types of missions encountered when carrying out tasks in a communications agency or graphic design studio.
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What are the learning objectives of the Graphic Design & Eco-Design program?
The Graphic Design & Eco-Design program aims to enable students to create and adapt concepts across various print and digital communication media based on a detailed brief, while continuously conducting technological research to refresh and innovate their designs.
What is the structure of the Graphic Design & Eco-Design program?
The Infographics and Eco-Design program lasts three years, including a preparatory year, with approximately 1,450 hours of instruction (excluding the preparatory year). The curriculum also includes an exploratory internship in the 2nd year and a 2-month internship in the 3rd year.
What are the prerequisites for applying to the Graphic Design & Eco-Design program?
To join the program, applicants must hold a high school diploma or a Level 4 qualification and be able to provide a creative portfolio.
How can I apply to the Graphic Design & Eco-Design program?
To apply, you must submit your application up to two months before the September intake. The application includes your academic transcripts and a creative portfolio. Entry tests and an individual motivation interview are also scheduled.
What career opportunities are available after completing the Graphic Design & Eco-Design program?
Upon completing the program, graduates can pursue careers as graphic designers, digital designers, web designers, DTP operators, and more. These professions span various sectors, including advertising and communications, publishing and media, social media agencies, packaging and product design, as well as the fashion and luxury industries.
What are the specific strengths of this program?
Throughout the program, students develop a professional approach to software tools. They also gain a comprehensive understanding of print and web production, with eco-design at the core of their thinking, and receive personalized guidance throughout the year, particularly in securing internships.
What is the tuition fee?
Tuition fees vary each year depending on the program, year of entry, and chosen campus. To calculate tuition fees, please visit our dedicated page: [a]https://www.brassart.fr/admissions/tarifs-financement#frais[/a]
