After one or two years of study, do you want to change tracks and join a cultural Bachelor at IESA arts&culture? Lateral admissions make this possible.
IESA arts&culture, ideal for cultural training
A private higher education institution recognized by the Ministry of Culture, IESA arts&culture trains both students and professionals for careers in the culture and art markets. The institute offers four main fields of study, namely cultural productions, cultural communication, sociocultural mediation, and the art market. So that students can carry out their own projects and enter the workforce with real skills, the school relies on a project-based pedagogy and advocates training that combines academic rigor and professionalization. To respond to the globalization of the cultural sector, IESA arts&culture allows students to develop in an international context. Note that the culture programs offered at the school develop skills across various themes, notably cultural communication, cultural management, and cultural mediation.
Which cultural program should you choose?
For those interested in the cultural field, IESA arts&culture offers various cultural Bachelor programs:
These programs are open to high school graduates and, through lateral admissions, to students with a validated first or second year of university (Bac+1 or Bac+2). Certain criteria must be met to enter directly into the 2nd or 3rd year, and they are assessed in a motivation interview. Applicants must have certain knowledge and skills acquired in a previous program, such as a first year of a cultural Bachelor’s degree, and a good general culture in the cultural sector. In addition, students must prove that they have already earned the equivalent number of credits in another higher education program (60 ECTS credits to enter the 2nd year and 120 ECTS credits to enter the 3rd year).
Enroll in the cultural Bachelor at IESA arts&culture
IESA arts&culture is one of the many specialized schools offering an application route parallel to the post-baccalaureate admission process (APB). The institution has its own enrollment procedure. To join the cultural school, applicants must register online for an admission session and send the application file by email or by mail. If the initial path chosen at the start of the year does not match students' expectations and they do not want to lose a year, IESA arts&culture offers a delayed start in February. This system allows them to join the first year of the cultural Bachelor.