Exchange programs
The school has a rich policy of international relations, particularly in Europe thanks to the Erasmus+ program and bilateral agreements signed with excellent art schools and universities. This framework offers opportunities for semester to year-long mobility for Nantes' fine arts students.
Study stay in a European art school (ERASMUS +)
Studying outside the European Union
exchange programs:
The cooperation/bilateral agreements allow you to carry out a mobility to partner institutions.
Institutions partenaires
Coming on an exchange mobility
Programs: ERASMUS +, B.C.I, O.F.A.J...
Please send us your complete application by email, including the following documents :
Academic year
Application deadlines
Language level
General information
Course L2
Course M1
Scoring grid
Projections internationales
Objectives
Borrowing the tools of the ethnographer, the geographer, the historian, the architect, the designer, the strategist or the philosopher, the objective of these campuses is to create aesthetic, speculative and prospective zones, contributing to renew our perceptions, our conceptions, our ways of doing and engaging, in order to participate in the invention of a new reality.
Issues
Les Campus
Un espace-atelier à ciel ouvert pour des projets artistiques à l’échelle 1
Photo Charles Stankievech
Production École supérieure d’art de Clermont Métropole
Houston/Marfa
Desert Unit for Speculative Territories
Fieldwork Marfa is an international residency and research program dedicated to art in public space, landscape and the question of borders. This "in situ" laboratory has welcomed in 4 years more than 35 emerging artists and researchers of 10 nationalities from Europe and America, and more than 50 students and teachers from Nantes and Geneva. This program is developed by the Nantes School of Fine Arts in partnership with the Geneva University of Art and Design (HEAD).
Dakar/Rufisque
Presences of the Future
This program apprehends the city of Dakar and its suburbs as a specific context closely linked to international phenomena (globalization, migrations, urbanization, digitalization, planetary condition of the African question, existence of multiple dynamics in progress on the continent) helping to read the world, to decipher our time, to apprehend the great contemporary stakes and challenges, to draw new perspectives.
Seoul
Where we are - one landscape after another
K'Arts University provides Nantes students with a working platform to carry out projects in collaboration with the teaching teams and to confront the context of the world-city that is Seoul.
These stays will be the occasion to implement pedagogical and production devices that will be inventive, and that will be the object, at the end of each stay, of restitutions in the form of exhibitions and meetings. The investigations and plastic interpretations of the context by the students will also be the subject of debates between the actors of the presented projects and the visitors.