Entry requirements
You wish to join ECV School and are about to schedule an admission interview? Find out more about the application process!
Studying at one of ECV’s 6 schools allows you to access high-quality French education, experiment, and enhance your creative talent. With campuses in Paris, Bordeaux, Strasbourg, Aix-en-Provence, Nantes, and Lille, ECV has chosen to establish itself in the heart of major French cities that are creative, dynamic, and open to the world.
Are you an international student wanting to study visual creation in France? Our International Office is here to guide you through the entire admission process. If you are from outside the European Union, you will need to apply for a student visa through the French consulate in your home country.
We accept applications throughout the year, depending on available spots. For students from outside the European Union, we recommend submitting your application before the end of June to allow enough time for consular formalities and to arrive in France on time.
If you hold a B2-level certification (TCF, TEF, DELF, DALF), you can directly join one of our Bachelor’s or Master’s programmes (Design, Animation, Game, Digital) after educational validation. If your French proficiency requires improvement, your admission will be transferred to the SAF programme – French, Art & Design.
This intensive French learning programme is combined with specialised courses for an entire academic year, allowing students to reach the required French level and develop their artistic practice.
If you hold a B2-level certification (TCF, TEF, DELF, DALF), you can directly join one of our Bachelor’s or Master’s programmes (Design, Animation, Game, Digital) after educational validation. If your French proficiency requires improvement, your admission will be transferred to the SAF programme – French, Art & Design.
This intensive French learning programme is combined with specialised courses for an entire academic year, allowing students to reach the required French level and develop their artistic practice.