Arts & Images - 1ère année pluridisciplinaire

Overview

The programme

This first year in Arts & Images provides a foundation in artistic training, developing a range of skills and techniques specific to the world of drawing and art.

Students gain hands-on experience of the major fields of Illustration and Comics, Animation, Game Art and Graphic Design. They then make clear choices about their specialisation, having built solid foundations during this year

Campus

Where can you study this programme?

 Chambéry

Campus

Where can you study this programme?

In detail

Why choose this Bachelor?

Year 1

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hold the French Baccalauréat (BAC) or an equivalent Level 4 qualification

Exemptions are possible at the discretion of the admissions board.

Applicants holding a foreign qualification will be asked to provide official ENIC-NARIC recognition of equivalence.

Learning objectives

 ➜ Bring out each student's creativity

➜ Familiarise students with artistic culture and drawing

➜ Acquire working methods and a project methodology for the applied arts sectors

➜ Discover the different fields of narrative drawing and the animated image

Study formats

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Full-time study. Optional placement in the second semester.

Assessment methods

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Students are assessed throughout the academic year through continuous assessment (written assignments, case studies, projects, oral presentations, etc.) and examination sessions.

In the third year of the Bachelor, the school's own diploma is awarded on completion of the 180 ECTS credits earned across the programme.

Qualification

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This first academic year is worth 60 ECTS credits.

Programme

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Programme content*

➜ General & artistic culture, with classes in artistic culture, methodology and English

➜ Drawing and representation, with classes in life drawing, object drawing and outdoor drawing

➜ Applied techniques, with classes in computer graphics, creativity and the fundamentals of colour, as well as workshops (a week of creativity and learning to work as a team)

Added to this are the professional environment, taking part in Open Days to present work, support with finding a placement, creative studios, and more.

An optional seminar abroad is offered from the first year onwards.

*The programme is not exhaustive; courses may vary and terminology may change from one year to the next. 

Teaching methods used

The teaching methods used on the programme combine theory and practice, enabling students to flourish under the guidance of professionals from the applied arts and image industries.

Teaching approaches

Skills development

Studio sessions

Visits

Placements

 Workshops

Optional seminars abroad

 Masterclass

Further study

After the Bachelor

This multidisciplinary first year gives access to a specialised second year of a Bachelor at ENAAI: Bachelor Animation, Bachelor Illustration & Bande Dessinée, Bachelor Game Art or Bachelor Design Graphique.

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Career opportunities

The roles targeted by the qualification

Once you have graduated, you will be able to work in one of these sectors and take up these roles linked to the qualification.

Career opportunities

This multidisciplinary first year gives access to a specialised second year of a Bachelor at ENAAI: Bachelor Animation, Bachelor Illustration & Bande Dessinée, Bachelor Game Art or Bachelor Design Graphique, opening the way to careers in the chosen specialism.

Beyond ENAAI, this programme also makes it possible to apply to other schools specialising in animation, graphic design and Game Art.

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