ERASMUS POLICY STATEMENT
Bréquigny school has a number of longstanding partners across Europe and professional links abroad (The Netherlands, Germany, Belgium, Portugal, etc.).
We are a secondary school that, nevertheless, offers higher education programmes in Applied Arts and Design, with 2 DNMADE [Licence] courses (motion design or digital identity) and 3 DSAA Design [Master] courses (product design, architecture or graphic design).In France, higher education is organized in accordance with the LMD system (Licence-Master-Doctorat). This system is common to university education in all European countries part of the Bologna process, including France.
The management and teaching staff are fully aware of the asset it represents for design students to benefit from an international experience. It is especially crucial for our students. This is why the school want to develop its mobility policy for our DSAA (Master's degree) students, by encouraging professional internships abroad.
We are committed to offering them multidisciplinary classes and all-English workshops, that aim at strengthening their command of English, so that they become confident and proficient enough for outgoing mobility. As such mobility obviously results in developing linguistic and professional skills.
LAAB (in charge of DSAA courses), and more specifically the school, engaged in the Erasmus+ program means many opportunities: broaden the experience of outgoing traineeship mobility, but also extend partnerships with a view to establishing incoming and outgoing mobility in mutual terms, plan conferences given by international speakers, offer creative workshops with foreign designers, etc.
