The title exams begin: over 2 days, the 80 3rd-year students of the Art Market and Culture Careers Bachelors take a series of written tests validating their program.
At the end of their 3rd year, students in the 3-year Art Market programs (Bachelor in Art Expertise and Art Trade) and Culture Careers programs (Bachelor in Cultural Communication as well as Bachelor in Cultural Productions and Mediation) must pass the level 6 (Eu) II (Fr) title (3-year degree) “Cultural Goods and Services Consulting Specialist,” registered with the RNCP, to complete their program.
The latter includes 3 tests:
- 1 art history test common to students in the Art Market program and the Culture Careers program.
- 1 questionnaire covering all the core subjects covered during their respective programs.
- 1 artwork appraisal test for students in the Art Market program: they must professionally analyze a selection of works in the manner of an expert in an auction room.
- 1 practical case test for students in the Culture Careers program: they must propose a tourism and/or cultural development project by stepping into the shoes of a professional consultant. They will have to show analysis and synthesis but also boldness and creativity.
- To access the oral tests, which will take place in September, students must obtain an average of 10/20 on the written tests with no eliminatory score below 8/20.
The juries, made up of professionals from the cultural and artistic sector, will assess the candidates' skills. They are chaired by Mr. Jean-Marc Léri, director of the Musée Carnavalet.
GOOD TO KNOW: After obtaining the title, Bachelor in Art Expertise and Art Trade students wishing to become auctioneers will be able to take the auctioneer exam.
We wish them every success!