Top Graduate Diploma Programs in Art Studies

The objective of the Bachelor Rubika cycle is to enable our students to discover all areas of digital creation, to specialize in the field of their choice (industrial design, animation or video game), to acquire solid knowledge bases academic necessary to create, to master the technical tools and know team work by project.

It also helps control the communication around these projects.

The aim of this multidisciplinary program is to enable students to develop an approach to the creation of both systemic and global combine theoretical knowledge, technical expertise and project implementation on all types of media, like digital hardware.

It also involves developing a culture of knowledge-being, enabling our students to master teamwork skills, but also learn to express themselves and present a project in public, in French and English.... [-]

The postgraduate courses offered by the IEFC are designed to provide a specialized degree to photographers who have already completed the degree or who have equivalent knowledge.

Three different postgraduate courses are offered, which are obtained by completing a minimum of 120 hours of the Specialization Courses of one of the three areas in which they are structured, plus a final project that reflects the knowledge acquired.

The 120 hours can be done all of the chosen area, or at least 60% is specific and the rest of the other areas.

If you have taken a Specialization Course before , and want to obtain a postgraduate degree, you must send an email to the coordinator Joan Ribó (jribof@iefc.cat).... [-]

Professional Photography Course HND in Art

Master’s programmes are short, intensive learning experiences which demand a high level of independence and a specific set of learning skills. This programme is tailored to help you develop the skills required to do well at MA.

It is designed to bridge the gap between your ability/experience and the ambition to study at postgraduate level. Emphasis is placed on encouraging you to become an independent learner and confident within the English-speaking educational culture.

The Graduate Diploma will help you to develop your spoken English in order to achieve the required level for direct entry onto a Master’s. It will also give you the experience you need an understanding of UK learning and teaching styles, to help you develop your portfolio further and build on existing skills or develop potential lines of research.... [-]

Preparation for a master's degree in areas such as such as criminology, social sciences, political communication, international publishing and the arts.

This course leads to the following master's degrees at City, University of London:

Social Science and Arts