CampusArt network
A network of French higher institutions of art and architecture
CampusArt is a network of French higher education institutions offering courses in art, design, fashion, music, architecture, 3D, and more, run by Campus France, with the support of the Ministries of Higher Education and Research, European and Foreign Affairs, and Culture, as well as ANdÉA (the National Association of Higher Art Schools).
CampusArt Missions
To promote French programs in art and architecture to international audiences
The CampusArt network offers students from all over the world a range of art and design courses at preparatory class, Bachelor’s, Master’s, post-Master’s and PhD levels, tailored to the needs of an international audience. These courses – numbering nearly 700 to date – are mainly offered by public or private higher education institutions specialising in art and architecture, as well as universities, and are listed on the website in the catalogue accessible from the homepage.
To raise the international visibility of French’s higher education schools and universities of art and architecture
More than 80 Campus France websites, throughout the world, promote French programs as well as information relating to schools in art and architecture in more than 30 languages: fact sheets, catalogs,…
Online specialties
6 reasons to go through CampusArt
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 ‘Études en France’ account. On CampusArt, students can choose schools and universities that are part of the ‘Études en France’ scheme.
Students may choose from schools and universities that are either part of or not part of the ‘Études en France’ scheme – that is, those not included in the list of institutions listed on ‘Études en France’: these institutions can be found on CampusArt, and we encourage you to use this application platform. The ‘Études en France’ procedure 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 schools on the ‘Études en France’ list.
Some countries may offer a simplified ‘Études en France’ procedure for students enrolled via CampusArt: half-price or free application fees, exemption from or fast-tracked 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 Études en France: you will be able to upload the certificates sent to you by the CampusArt team to your Études en France account.
