• Read and print the application guide and keep this document to hand whilst completing the application forms.
  • Find out about art and architecture courses
  • Apply to different institutions, at least one of which is outside Paris
  • Remplir toutesles préférences de Formation
  • Add 7 courses to ‘My Selection’, then, without switching computers, go to the ‘Submit a placement request’ tab, click on ‘Add courses by code’ and paste the courses from the CampusArt catalogue into the ‘Add courses by code’ field using Ctrl+V, then click the button: the computer will import the courses saved in step 1
  • Be wary of warning messages
  • Please make sure you sign at the bottom of your emails, including your name, address, town and country; and state the subject of your enquiry
  • If you are in a country with a “Etudes en France” procedure, You are free to choose from schools and universities that are either part of or not part of the ‘Etudes en France’ scheme – in other words, those that do not appear on the list of institutions on CampusArt, and we encourage you to use this application platform. The ‘Etudes en France’ application process is not compulsory for French higher education institutions. It is therefore normal that you will not find all schools listed on the ‘Etudes en France’ platform. On CampusArt, you will be able to apply to these schools. Some countries offer ‘Studying in France’ procedural concessions for students who enrol through CampusArt: half-price or free application fees, exemption from or fast-track processing of interviews. This applies to Algeria, China, Côte d’Ivoire, Colombia, Vietnam, Russia … First, complete your CampusArt procedure, and once the CampusArt team has sent you your admission certificates, you can then skip the application stage on the Etudes en France portal and go straight to the ‘I have been accepted’ stage: you will be able to upload the certificates sent to you by the CampusArt team to your Etudes en France account.