Can apply: students possessing a baccalaureate or equivalent title from abroad, or students enrolled in 12th grade (or equivalent). In this last case, they will be admitted under condition of obtaining their baccalaureate or an equivalent title.

The candidates will be evaluated according to:

• the grade they get during the written exam (5 points)
• the grade they get after examination of their application portfolio containing personal works (7 points). The candidates’ work is examined according to their pertinence, the plastic quality both in terms of drawing, volume, and ability to write, present an argument, prove a level of general knowledge, and an ability to summarize. The choice of elements making up the application portfolio of personal works is left up to the candidate, who is free to choose works that showcase his creativity, level of thought and their know how.
• The grade they get during the interview (8 points). This meeting allows the evaluation of: the candidate’s maturity, and for students enrolled in school in another language, to check their good command of French.

• Copy of a birth certificate or copy of the national identity card or passport
• Copy of the baccalaureate or equivalent abroad qualification (translated by an official service)
• Photocopy of the current student card if you are a student
• A resume

Written exam 12th and 13th of May 2018
Oral exams the week of the 14th of May 2018

Year 1: 9000 euros ttc.
Benefit from the equal opportunities scholarship (“égalité des chances”)
CROUS scholarships

Can apply to the second school year, students previously having validated at least 60 ECTS after their baccalaureat or an equivalent foreign title in a curriculum of:

• design
• interior architecture
• architecture
• applied arts

Can also be accepted to pass the competitive exam, the candidates currently attending a first year program in one of the curriculums cited above. In this case, the candidate is accepted under condition that s.he will get 60 ECTS.

Candidates are evaluated according to:

• the grade gotten at the written exam (5 points)
• the grade gotten at the examination of portfolio of personal work (7 points). The students work is studied on the basis of its pertinence, its plastic qualities both in terms of volume drawing and abilities to write, present arguments, showcase a certain level of general knowledge, and an ability to summarize. Candidates are free to choose what works to include in their personal portfolio to best showcase their creativity, level of thought and skills.
• The grade attributed for the interview (8 points). This interview allows the candidate’s maturity to be evaluated, and, for students studying abroad in another language, to check their good command of French.

The exam unfolds in two parts:

• a day of written exams (writing, drawing and volume)
• participation in an interview of about twenty minutes with a committee of two teachers who judge the quality of the exams, examine the portfolio of personal work brought by the candidate, and listen to his motivations and professional project. The candidates must compulsorily participate in both the written exam and interview. During the written exam, no documents or connected devices are allowed except for a language dictionary for the foreign candidates.

• Copy of a birth certificate or copy of the national identity card or passport
• Copy of transcripts with credits or equivalent abroad qualification (translated by an official service)
• Photocopy of a recent identity card
• Photocopy of the current student card if you are a student
• A resume

Written exam 12th and 13th of May 2018
Oral exams the week of the 14th of May 2018

Year 2: 9000 euros ttc.
Benefit from the equal opportunities scholarship (“égalité des chances”)
CROUS scholarships

Can apply to the third school year, students previously having validated at least 120 ECTS after their baccalaureat or an equivalent foreign title in a curriculum of:

• design
• interior architecture
• architecture
• applied arts

Can also be accepted to pass the competitive exam, the candidates currently attending a second year program in one of the curriculums cited above. In this case, the candidate is accepted under condition that s.he will get 120 ECTS.

Candidates are evaluated according to:

• the grade gotten at the written exam (5 points)
• the grade gotten at the examination of portfolio of personal work (7 points). The students work is studied on the basis of its pertinence, its plastic qualities both in terms of volume drawing and abilities to write, present arguments, showcase a certain level of general knowledge, and an ability to summarize. Candidates are free to choose what works to include in their personal portfolio to best showcase their creativity, level of thought and skills.
• The grade attributed for the interview (8 points). This interview allows the candidate’s maturity to be evaluated, and, for students studying abroad in another language, to check their good command of French.

The exam unfolds in two parts:

• a day of written exams (writing, drawing and volume)
• participation in an interview of about twenty minutes with a committee of two teachers who judge the quality of the exams, examine the portfolio of personal work brought by the candidate, and listen to his motivations and professional project. The candidates must compulsorily participate in both the written exam and interview. During the written exam, no documents or connected devices are allowed except for a language dictionary for the foreign candidates.

• Copy of a birth certificate or copy of the national identity card or passport
• Copy of transcripts with credits or equivalent abroad qualification (translated by an official service)
• Photocopy of a recent identity card
• Photocopy of the current student card if you are a student
• A resume

Written exam 12th and 13th of May 2018
Oral exams the week of the 14th of May 2018

Year 3: 9000 euros ttc.
Benefit from the equal opportunities scholarship (“égalité des chances”)
CROUS scholarships