CampusArt operation
Applying via CampusArt is free of charge during the stage involving the submission of application forms and the receipt of offers from higher education institutions.
Foreign students who want to study art or architecture (fine arts, art history, music, architecture, design, film, video, dance, graphics,…) have the opportunity to address their online applications to all the network institutions through a single file online.
The application form is an electronic form detailing the student’s academic background. It must include their preferences (courses, fields of study, specialisms, etc.) and list seven course choices. We recommend that you also select universities. It must be accompanied by supporting documents to be attached to the CampusArt application, which enable the information in the electronic form to be verified.
This application will be accessible to all programme coordinators for the courses offered on CampusArt. Applying via CampusArt is free of charge during the phase covering the submission of the application and the receipt of offers from higher education institutions.
Schools Network contact candidates who caught their interest and possibly send their proposal for admission.
Applicants are free to accept or decline an offer: they may only finalise their enrolment for one of the pre-enrolment offers received via their CampusArt account.
Applicants must verify the program level offered and prerequisites (what degree, what year of entry into training …).
Enrolling in a CampusArt program is confirmed by the payment of fee (300 euros, non refundable) on the CampusArt account of the applicant and not directly with the school. Candidates don’t have to pay until the confirmation of enrollment (excluding any costs relating to documents that accompany the electronic file).
The costs programs themselves are then paid directly to the host institution. The amount is specified in the offers sent to candidates.
Warning: any student who did not complete his CampusArt application will not be registered on the list sent to the Campus France Areas corresponding to his country.
CampusArt is not a substitute for the “Etudes en France” procedure” in place in most countries where a visa is required. You can have both: a CampusArt account and an “Etudes en France” account.
Students may choose institutions that are not part of the ‘Études en France’ process, i.e. those not included in the list of institutions listed on ‘Études en France’: These institutions can be found on CampusArt, we encourage you to use this application platform. The ‘Études en France’ application process is compulsory for students from the countries concerned, but not for French higher education institutions. It is therefore normal that you will not find all institutions on the ‘Études en France’ list.
Some countries offer procedural concessions under the “Etudes en France” scheme for students who enrol via 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, and others. First, complete your CampusArt application, and once the CampusArt team has sent you your admission certificates, you can then proceed directly to the ‘I have been accepted’ stage on Etudes en France: you will be able to upload the certificates sent to you by the CampusArt team to your Etudes en France account.