Paris Higher School of Art Management (The commonly used French abbreviation "IESA") was established in 1985 and recognized by the French Ministry of Culture and Communication. It belongs to Studialis Stuttgart, the French Federation of Higher Art and Business Schools. IESA and the Alliance Business School Paris School of Business jointly set up a double degree culture and art management course for English master. IESA of Paris Higher School of Culture and Arts accepts students from undergraduate to master's degree, and is committed to the cross field development of knowledge and ability. The teaching of various majors is closely combined with the teaching of professional knowledge and the realization of internship plans. Up to now, there have been more than 10000 students from all over the world at the Paris Higher School of Culture and Arts. Now they are all engaged in professions related to art market, stage or live performance, cultural heritage and hypermedia.

The Paris Higher School of Art Management has three departments (majors):

Art market and art appraisal: antiques and works of art major, with painting and graphic design direction. After graduation, students work in the art market and become art experts, businessmen, auction managers and curators.

Art and culture management: cultural project management, performing arts, exhibition arrangement, cultural tourism and promotion of cultural heritage. Graduates will become organizers of exhibitions or celebrations, tourism development managers, public relations directors, and event project specialists.

Multimedia and information media technology: media analysis and processing, all-round public relations planning and implementation (print, network publicity, on-site activities), network management, website design, film photography, video technology. Graduates will become the project editor in chief, multimedia creative director, visual communication director, and multimedia production director.

Diplomas awarded:

It is recognized by the "French Ministry of Culture and Communication" and included in the RNCP.

Titre II National Level II Qualification Certificate, equivalent to bachelor's degree

Titre I National First Level Qualification Certificate, equivalent to master's degree

Teaching at the Higher School of Culture and Art Management in Paris, France

The Higher Institute of Culture and Arts in Paris, France, has a novel teaching method, offers a variety of diploma education and vocational training courses, and provides help for students' successful employment. Since 1991, the school has been recognized as Grade III by the state. In 2003, he was upgraded to Level II and awarded the qualification of "Expert/Consultant of Cultural Products and Services". In 2008, he was promoted to the first level, namely the qualification of "cultural project manager". In 2009, the school won the second level qualification of "Multimedia Project Director", and its multimedia department won the first level qualification of "Publishing and Multimedia PR Project Director".

The Paris Higher School of Culture and Arts first launched the master's course of "Art and Collection History and Business" in France, which was jointly organized with the University é de Warwick in London, England, and cooperated with the Wallace Collection Museum in Britain. All courses are open to high school graduates. In addition, some short-term courses of 6 months to 2 years in the second or third stage are open to in-service staff and new employees. IESA - Paris Higher School of Culture and Arts Management strives to combine its teaching with professional practice. From the first year of enrollment, the internship and employment guidance center of the university has started to establish agreements or contracts with the industry to arrange internships for students throughout the school period.

The Paris Higher School of Culture and Arts has a novel teaching method, offers a variety of diploma education and vocational training courses, and provides help for students to successfully obtain employment. Since 1991, the school has obtained a number of national qualifications, including the first level qualification of French national "cultural project manager", and the first level qualification of "publishing and multimedia public relations project director" for the Department of Multimedia.

Conditions for studying abroad:

Undergraduate Chinese French, Chinese visa free preparatory course: starting from scratch or having a certain French foundation, graduating from high school and having two college entrance exams, loving art and culture, and hoping to further study in the field of art and culture

Master's degree in China and France, China visa free preparatory course: starting from scratch or having a certain French foundation, college degree or above in culture or art related majors; Undergraduate or senior student who loves art and culture and hopes to further study in the field of art and culture

How about the strength of French IESA

The strength of the Paris Higher School of Applied Arts Management is also reflected in the fact that the school hosts a professional network composed of its teachers (350 speakers each year), friendly people and 7000 alumni who have graduated. This network spread all over France and all over the world enables the school to understand the focus of attention of university scholars and industry figures at any time, analyze the needs of the cultural industry, and make more effective adaptive feedback in course teaching. For each plan launched by the college or college students, the network can also ensure effective relay promotion. The colleges that offer art management like French IESA are De Montfort University 、 Brighton University 。

The international opening up (international seminars, setting up overseas sites, academic visits, inviting foreign professors, etc.) started 15 years ago has become a priority for the Paris Institute of Advanced Art Studies to ensure that students can obtain greater career mobility in a very international industry. It is the content of this priority plan to require students to strengthen their use of English and choose to teach some courses in English. The Paris Higher School of Culture and Arts Management has also set up teaching activities in London, Geneva, Brussels and Florence.

Art major of Paris Higher School of Culture and Art Management:

1.Art market department

Art market and art appraisal: antiques and works of art major, with painting and graphic design direction. After graduation, students work in the art market and become art experts, businessmen, auction managers and curators.

Three directions:

First: Appreciation of classical art;

Second: contemporary art;

Third: antique furniture appreciation;

2.Cultural Events Production and Management

Art and culture management: cultural project management, performing arts, exhibition arrangement, cultural tourism and promotion of cultural heritage. Graduates will become organizers of exhibitions or celebrations, tourism development managers, public relations directors, and event project specialists.

Three directions:

First: Art curation;

Second: cultural performance planning;

Third: promotion and development of tourism culture and cultural heritage;

3.Multimedia department

Multimedia and information media technology: media analysis and processing, all-round public relations planning and implementation (print, network publicity, on-site activities), network management, website design, film photography, video technology. Graduates will become the project editor in chief, multimedia creative director, visual communication director, and multimedia production director.

Focus on graphic design, advertising design, website development, web design.

Art Market and Art Appraisal

Antiques and artworks major, with painting and graphic design direction. After graduation, students work in the art market and become art experts, businessmen, auction managers and curators.

Art and culture management

Cultural project management, performing arts, exhibition arrangement, cultural tourism and promotion of cultural heritage. Graduates will become organizers of exhibitions or celebrations, tourism development managers, public relations directors, and event project specialists.

Multimedia and Information Media Technology

Media analysis and processing, all-round public relations planning and implementation (print, online publicity, on-site activities), website design, film photography, video technology. Graduates will become the project editor in chief, multimedia creative director, visual communication director, and multimedia production director.

The first year BAC+3/L3: brief luxury management+elective courses+English+2 month internship

BAC+4/M1 in the second year: professional Luxury Brand Management +Elective course+English+3-month internship

PS: Since the Paris Institute of Jewellery Identification is taught in French, all students who go to the Institute need to take a one-year language preparatory study in the Fourth University of Paris. One year later, as long as the language reaches the level of B2 or so, you can enter the corresponding stage of the Jewelry Institute for learning.

Bachelor degree

IELTS 6.0 or equivalent

Application materials

Passport, resume, motivation letter, graduation certificate/certificate of study, transcript, English score, letter of recommendation, 90 Euro application fee

Application guide of Paris Higher School of Culture and Arts Management:

For students who want to come to France to study culture, art and management, we hope that this major is not as simple as you think. It is not just to look at paintings in galleries, but a very comprehensive and hard work. Therefore, you need to have a very international perspective, independent initiative and the ability to communicate with people to do such work well, I hope you will make more efforts in the future. Of course, the most important thing for studying abroad in art is to learn the language well.