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L’École De Design Nantes Atlantique
Arts, Design and Media Preparatory Program
- Nantes, France
Preparatory Program
Full time
1 year
On-Campus
French
A one-year program to prepare international students with a A2 French level to join undergraduate studies in Design.
Los Angeles Institute of Architecture and Design
Summer Design Program
- Online USA
Preparatory Program
Part time
2 months
Distance Learning
English
The LAIAD Summer Program for international students is a short, intensive, design and 3D modeling workshop. This program is intended to help international students improve their design and presentation skills, build a portfolio, and orient their work toward acceptance and transfer into the American university system for graduate level study in Architecture or Interior Design. LAIAD’s curriculum is specifically developed to teach the design and thinking skills most sought-after by top-rated American universities.
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You'll develop a visual vocabulary in graphic, UX, and digital design long before you commit to a full degree, and preparatory programs give you exactly that foundation.
The learning environment fosters independent thinking and visual problem-solving from the very start. Through applied coursework, you'll explore core design principles, typography, color theory, and layout fundamentals. You'll also get hands-on with industry-standard design software, learning how to translate ideas into polished visual work across print and screen formats.
As you progress, modules in user experience introduce you to wireframing, prototyping, and basic usability thinking, helping you understand how people interact with digital interfaces. You'll practice presenting your work and building a portfolio, two expectations that follow you throughout any design career.
By the time you finish, you'll have the technical grounding and portfolio pieces to move confidently into a bachelor's program in graphic design, interaction design, or digital media. Career directions from there include brand design, UI/UX roles, motion graphics, and digital content creation across agencies, studios, and in-house creative teams.