Develop your artistic and technical skills with a full 5-year course. Combining theoretical and practical learning, you will experiment with all the techniques and creative worlds of architecture. The aim? To make you a recognised architect in Interior Architecture, Scenography or Space Design.
1 year, full-time, classroom-based
+750 hours of teaching
Continuous assessment, evaluation of projects and knowledge End-of-year oral presentation to a panel of professionals on a project developed during the year and presentation of the placement report.
Hold a level 4 qualification or equivalent and have completed 2 years of an equivalent post-baccalaureate course in spatial design Or hold a level 5 qualification in space design
8 weeks minimum between 2nd and 3rd year
Following on from the second year of the Interior Architecture Professional Cycle, the third year reinforces and deepens your technical knowledge to ensure complete mastery of the subject. Each stage of an interior Architecture project is gone through with a fine-tooth comb, giving you rigorous training in how to master each one. A solid foundation on which to build the projects that inspire you, armed with all your creativity and attention to detail.
95% Success rate (2023)
90% Overall job entry rate at 6 months (2022)
78% Rate of entry into the target occupation in 2 years (2021)
Combining theoretical and practical teaching, this third year is designed to immerse students in the professional world.
With the support and guidance of our teaching staff, our students are confronted with customer requirements and technical and regulatory constraints as part of a realistic professional project.
Gradually, they consolidate what they have learnt and overcome the constraints imposed on them with satisfaction.
Ready to take up the challenge?
Designing spaces from existing sites, working on volumes, circulation, materials and light to meet market requirements.
Developing scientific knowledge to visualise practical space design objectives.
History of design, plastic arts and graphic arts, from 1850 to the present day.
Developing scientific knowledge to visualise practical space design objectives.
Understanding the notion of space, volume practice (sculpture, model, installation in space, site-specific work).
Develop oral fluency on a range of subjects relating to current affairs, culture, art and design.
Understanding the notion of space, volume practice (sculpture, model, installation in space, site-specific work).
Learning about hardware, systems and software, and mastering the technological tools used in space planning.
Because there's no better way to learn a trade than to practise it, an 8-week Internship is compulsory between the 1st and 2nd years. This is your chance to put the knowledge you've gained into practice, get hands-on experience, build your network and position yourself in the job market.
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A 5-year course validated by a Level 7 RNCP qualification (equivalent to Bac+5)
