National Diploma in Fine Craft and Design (DNMADE)
The DNMADE (Diplôme National des Métiers d’Art et du Design) is the new National Diploma of higher education in Contemporary Craft and Design that will confer on its holder a Bachelor of Arts degree. DNMADE1 will replace the foundation year in 2018-2019 (see course structure). In 2019-2020, DNMADE2 will replace BTS1, and BTS2 will be replaced by DNMADE3 in 2020-2021. The first DNMADE students to graduate will be in 2021.
Over a 3-year study period, the DNMADE students will gradually specialise and become more and more independent and professional. Ensaama offers 17 courses opening up to a wide range of fields in Crafts and Design. Our curriculum shows that not only do we aim to form specialists in a particular field of study, but we also familiarise future practitioners with the various aspects of contemporary craft and design.
Courses
Courses | ECTS |
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STUDIO (creation) | 12 |
Art & Design Culture | 5 |
Methodologies and techniques | 6 |
DESIGN for SUSTAINABILITY (D4S) | 4 |
FRENCH as a FOREIGN LANGUAGE (FFL) | 3 |
Course of study | Specialization |
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Spatial Design | Space – architecture, services and urban mobility |
Space – housing, furniture and environment | |
Space – architecture, culture, national heritage and mediation | |
Product Design | Product Design, usage, innovation and production |
Product – social and digital innovation | |
Unique “objects” of exception, experimental practices and alternative productions | |
Graphic Design | Printed and digital edition and typography |
Linear and interactive storytelling | |
Identity design – cultural, institutional and advertising communication | |
Events Design | Events/Spatial communication, scenography and Events programmes |
Textile design | Textile – colour, material, surface |
Ornament | Ornament, mosaic, conception, creation and innovation |
Ornament and Materials | |
Ornament, wall art and surface treatment | |
Stained-glass, conception, creation, innovation, monumental application | |
Performing Arts | Sculpture applied to the stage area |
Materials | Lacquer conception, creation, innovation |
Metal conception, creation, innovation |