The most significant milestones in the Group’s history include the foundation of the IED campuses in Milan (1966), Rome (1973), Turin (1989), Madrid (1994), Barcelona (2002), São Paulo (2005), Venice (2007), Florence (2008) and Cagliari (2009). In 2012, the Aldo Galli Academy in Como also joined the IED Group and as of 2013 courses have commenced in Rio de Janeiro, the second IED school in Brazil.
IED teaching methods require that all the schools:
For these reasons, rather than just keeping in step with their times, the IED training courses are often thriving trend anticipators. IED represents a conceptual innovation hub.A number of professionals from a variety of backgrounds come together to provide the input for a cross-fertilisation between areas and disciplines. The outcome is excellence.
For almost fifty years, the Istituto Europeo di Design has been operating in the fields of education and research in the disciplines of design, fashion, visual communication and management.
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Based on 32 reviews
Courses and teachers are amazing, as well as opportunities. First semester is a general approach to all design fields at the end of which you can change your major if you decide you want to persue another degree than what you've enrolled for, then in second semester you start slowly approaching your specialty. For my field, you can choose in second semester of second year if you want to persue Motion Graphics, Graphic Design or Advertising. Your courses become very focused on what you've chosen, for example you do branding, typography (where you learn how to create a font), infographics and other visual communication related subjects. Classes are made up of max 17 students. In 3rd year second semester or 4th year first semester you have to do an internship, and the university helps you find a good one. Once a year, for a week, we have Workshop Week which is a week where professionals collaborate with us to build projects in a very tight deadline. During the years we've also had one month workshops for different things such as storytelling, branding or art direction. You can even sign up for free accommodation during Milano Design Week. All of our teachers are professionals who teach on the side of their job. Now, what needs to be improved/ what I personally found to be a minus: You will find it very hard to get a job during uni because the schedule usually consists of 2 classes a day, with each one taking 3 hours. The uni also needs a lot of improvement when it comes to administrative tasks and communication, they don't handle unforeseen situations very well. You have 80% mandatory attendance for all courses, and if you miss more than that you go straight to retakes (from what I understand this is a government regulation). They have a student services department and discounts for different stuff which helped me a lot in first year.
Overall, the education level meets the expectations and satisfaction. Academic staff is very well experienced and professional in terms of teaching, advising and lecturing. The campus is well located in the city center and it is accessible with many transportation ways such as metro, trams and busses.
A counter-productive, one-sided approach to theory and the production of student work, and a draconian price tag for lacking, highly experimental education. Elisava is not at all what I expected it to be, seemingly going out of its way to make studying there much more difficult and expensive. On top of that, the people meant to help you figure out alternatives simply vanish mid-procedure. Zero follow-up. No assessment matrix despite asking many times, and the feedback given references completely random competencies. Rules preventing students from producing their final work on location, rules that prohibit the use of �too much� paper during projects, rules regarding attendance of classes that kept changing throughout the first 3 months of my studies there. Finally, a lack of enthusiasm in introducing the students to the various facilities the university has to offer on the account of those being �very busy�. Completely unacceptable for that price. I cannot wrap my head around an educational institution, with various production facilities as a selling point, sending people to outside production services around the city to produce their final work, just because of a misguided belief toward the use of paper and other materials on location. Not at all worth entertaining this very confusing institution.
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A dedicated office in each IED city with qualified staff will be happy to assist you with the choice and the booking or help you with any questions you have about your accommodation options as an IED student.
Finding a place to live while planning to study abroad can be both exciting and challenging. With this in mind IED helps you to find conveniently-located housing based on your personal needs.
IED provides you with a wide range of different housing options for all budgets and tastes. We have agreements with residences near the school that offer various types of rooms. We choose hosts for the warmth of their welcome and how well they look after our students.
The most significant milestones in the Group’s history include the foundation of the IED campuses in Milan (1966), Rome (1973), Turin (1989), Madrid (1994), Barcelona (2002), São Paulo (2005), Venice (2007), Florence (2008) and Cagliari (2009). In 2012, the Aldo Galli Academy in Como also joined the IED Group and as of 2013 courses have commenced in Rio de Janeiro, the second IED school in Brazil.
IED is a private institution authorized to issue certified diplomas in the schools of Advanced Artistic Studiesand offers many courses in Italy in the undergraduate division (three year program) and post graduate division (two year and Masters). In the post graduate division IED offers two – year programs and Master Courses in addition to its continuous education programs and Summer Courses.
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