5 Journalism, Media, and Mass Communication Certificate Programs in France

Accessible after high school or higher education, this one-year French as a Foreign Language & Audiovisual program will help students reach a sufficient level of written, spoken French and fundamental knowledge of filmmaking in order to pursue a higher education in France in the audiovisual fields.

The Certificate in Digital Technical Communication, delivered by the University of Strasbourg (Unistra – one of the most important public universities in France) is an advanced, fully online program designed for professionals in technical communication, IT, and multimedia who want to enhance their expertise in technical writing, content strategy, and digital documentation. Upon successful completion, participants will receive a certification from the University of Strasbourg.

Title RNCP level III. Training available in initial training, continuing training and work-study training. Developing mastery of graphic languages and new technologies, acquiring fundamental knowledge of image communication, studying all media production, constitute the common thread of this course. The purpose of this training: creativity, autonomy and versatility. This concrete program aims to make the students operational in line with the reality of the agencies.

Virtual editing is done in real time and the evolution of post-production software makes it possible to create simply breathtaking special effects. This training focuses on non-linear editing with Final Cut Pro and creating effects with After Effects. Students must acquire a professional level in editing, special effects and master the aesthetics of the image during production.

The educational program is designed in terms of technique and the art of manufacturing through sustained practice. Full-time, each year, the student takes 720 hours of classes from September to June. The student has access to classrooms throughout the day to enable him to do the work required.