The Nantes School of Fine Arts has a strong international policy and particularly encourages student mobility, whether incoming or outgoing.
To come and study in our establishment for a semester or an academic year is to come and study contemporary art in a dynamic cultural territory. It also means benefiting from the 4300 m² of workshops in a modern building, divided into three main areas:
- Construction (metal, wood, ceramics and glass)
- Image and multimedia (photography, sound, video and multimedia)
- Print (engraving, lithography, offset and serigraphy).
The Beaux-Arts are developing a pedagogy based on the transversality of learning. In addition, all international exchange students can benefit from linguistic support and a sponsor to help them adapt to their new life at school and in Nantes.
To come and study in our establishment for a semester or an academic year is to come and study contemporary art in a dynamic cultural territory. It also means benefiting from the 4300 m² of workshops in a modern building, divided into three main areas:
- Construction (metal, wood, ceramics and glass)
- Image and multimedia (photography, sound, video and multimedia)
- Print (engraving, lithography, offset and serigraphy).
The Beaux-Arts are developing a pedagogy based on the transversality of learning. In addition, all international exchange students can benefit from linguistic support and a sponsor to help them adapt to their new life at school and in Nantes.
Exchange programs
Study stay in a European art school (ERASMUS +)
Stays in the European Union are carried out within the framework of the ERASMUS program.
Find out more:
+ More information on Erasmus grants on the Student Traveller website
This program provides special support for students with disabilities.
Erasmus+ grants can be awarded to students who wish to apply for a study mobility and/or an internship mobility abroad.
Studying outside the European Union
For stays outside the European Union, students can apply to several
exchange programs:
exchange programs:
The B.C.I (Bureau de Coopération Interuniversitaire) allows you to study in Quebec at one of the 11 member institutions of the program: http://echanges-etudiants.bci-qc.ca/
The cooperation/bilateral agreements allow you to carry out a mobility to partner institutions.
The cooperation/bilateral agreements allow you to carry out a mobility to partner institutions.
Institutions partenaires
Germany
Karlsruhe Staatliche Akademie Der Bildenden Künste
Austria
Belgium
Bruxelles, Gand Luca School of Art
Brazil
Rio de Janeiro - Belas Artes (UFRJ)
Canada – Province of Québec
China
south Korea
Séoul Hongik university
Spain
United-States
Houston University of Houston
United Kingdom
Cardiff CARDIFF Metropolitan University
Glasgow The Glasgow school of Art
Manchester Manchester Metropolitan University
Iceland
Italy
Milan Accademia di Brera
Japon
Malta
Malte Università ta' Malta
MaROC
Tétouan INBA Institut national des beaux-arts
Mexico
Norway
Poland
Lodz Faculty of Fine Arts
Portugal
Porto Universidade do Porto - Faculdade de Belas Artes
Lisbonne Faculdade de Belas-Artes da Universidade
Lisbonne Faculdade de Belas-Artes da Universidade
Romania
University West Timisoara – Fine Arts (painting, graphics, sculpture)
Sénégal
Switzerland
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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
- Exchange students have the same student status as those enrolled at the Nantes Saint-Nazaire School of Fine Arts
- No registration fee will be charged to exchange students, except for the purchase of the 5€ entrance badge.
- Registration for French Social Security: https://etudiant-etranger.ameli.fr/#/
- Classes are held entirely in French, except for English and Korean classes.
Course Y2
Course M1
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Projections (inter)nationales
The international campuses are platforms for debate, research and production that engage students, artists and researchers in multi-faceted exchanges. They offer master's students selected on the basis of a project the opportunity to spend a month on one of our three international campuses.
Plunged into a dynamic context of research and production, both local and international, developed by the school's faculty with their international partners, students encounter other realities, other ways of doing, thinking, and producing, which force them to leave their comfort zone, to invent new forms and practices. Confronted with approaches from art history, philosophy and critical theory, postcolonial and decolonial studies, activist and radical pedagogies, cultural studies, urban studies, gender issues, image theory, and film history, they participate in institutional projects (biennials, exhibitions) and artists' projects (production, performances), workshops, conferences, and tours.
Objectives
Issues
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Fieldwork: Marfa
Un espace-atelier à ciel ouvert pour des projets artistiques à l’échelle 1
Photo Charles Stankievech
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Marfa TX
Lost Horses, 2012, avec Ty Mitchell. Film couleur, sonore, 38 min
Production École supérieure d’art de Clermont Métropole
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Presences of the Future
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Where we are - one landscape after another
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