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Graphic design

Technology and graphic design are transforming our world. In an interconnected environment, visual communication is a key tool to convey messages in a creative and universal way.

This program trains students to give meaning to images and words to inform, convince or entertain. They prepare for varied careers: art direction, digital design, brand strategy, typography, advertising, illustration, communication and graphic design.

Internships

Internships in France but also internationally (Asia, Europe and America) to gain real-world experience

International workshops

Led by professionals from around the world, questioning the challenges of multicultural creative design

Exchange program

A semester spent at one of our 9 campuses worldwide, or at one of our partner universities

1st year Preparatory

Discovery & Fundamentals

POST BAC

The first year is designed as a self-contained preparatory year, allowing students to explore all creative disciplines before choosing the path that best suits them. It combines academic fundamentals (drawing, art history, representational techniques, creativity) with an experimental workshop.

MATERIALS

Creative Design • Creative Thinking • Visual Communication • Life Drawing • Analytical Drawing • Colors and Textures • Semiotics • Art History ...

BACHELOR CYCLE

Immersion

POST BAC

During this second year, the students confirm their learning of the basic elements of visual and graphic communication: the articulation of text and image. The student explores three main axes: the conceptual approach, technical learning and the graphic dimension.

MATERIALS

Graphic design • typography • layout • infographics • editorial design • photography • design culture • introduction to digital and creative practices • English (optional)

STAGE

Minimum 6-week internship

BACHELOR CYCLE

Consolidation and specialization

POST BAC

The student deepens the courses covered in year 1 & 2 of the Bachelor cycle. His choice of path is confirmed and specifically oriented towards the Visual Communication Design path. It integrates the transition from aesthetics to relevant, masters story-telling, and the main idea in form.

MATERIALS

Graphic design • Branding • Art direction • Advertising creation • Data visualization • Marketing • Online reputation management • Research notebook • English (optional)

MASTER'S PROGRAM

Professionalization in Alternation

POST BACHELOR

A first year of work-study in a company where the student puts the skills acquired into practice. The Master in Artistic Direction trains people to intervene in communication and global design, by familiarizing themselves with the notion of brand strategy.

MATERIALS

Art direction • overall design • brand strategy • brand content • copywriting • photography • project management • public speaking...

MASTER'S PROGRAM

Professionalization in Alternation

POST BACHELOR

A second year of work-study programs allows students to consolidate their creative and technical skills. Students apply their acquired skills in a business setting, explore visual design techniques, and learn about art direction and project management, all while learning the fundamentals of communication strategy.

MATERIALS

Brand strategy • creative direction • packaging and retail • creative project management • AI • semiotics • marketing • social design • storytelling • entrepreneurship ...

YEAR 2 • INTERNSHIP

Internship in France or abroad

Minimum duration of 6 weeks
In their second year, students at the Intuit Lab School are able to offer their services to companies or agencies.
This initial experience gives students an insight into creative careers and their professional context.

YEAR 3 • EXCHANGE

University exchange

Duration of 4 months in semester 1
In their 3rd year, students at Intuit Lab School have the opportunity to do a university exchange abroad at one of our partner schools.
These stays offer an enriching experience both professionally and personally.

Bachelor's & Master's

Student work

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