What Is an RNCP Title?
An RNCP title (Répertoire National des Certifications Professionnelles, the French National Directory of Professional Certifications) is a certification that guarantees the quality of a professional program. They are ranked by program level, from level 2 to 8. These RNCP titles allow graduates to gain professional recognition in the job market and to access positions of responsibility.
RNCP titles are developed by employers and professionals to affirm that the skills acquired by graduates meet the expectations of the job market.
The Titles Offered by IESA
Our titles are ranked at level 6 and 7 of the Répertoire National des Certifications Professionnelles (RNCP). This guarantees us quality programs and strong recognition in the job market. These various titles will allow you to follow the program that matches your aspirations in the different business sectors for which IESA trains:
- The Art Market
- Music
- The Performing Arts
- Film and Audiovisual
- Heritage
Here is the list of IESA titles:
Our level 6 and 7 titles
Our Bachelors - level 6 titles
IESA arts & culture offers "Bachelors" programs. These programs award a title registered with the RNCP.
You can also access our Bachelors after a BTS, a DUT / BUT, or a bachelor’s degree.
The different Bachelors at IESA:
Our Masters - level 7 titles
IESA offers a multitude of Masters (level 7 titles) in the various worlds surrounding the school.
IESA’s Different Masters:
- Ancient Art
- Contemporary Art
- Exhibition Curating
- Cultural Communication Strategy
- Performing Arts Production and Distribution
- Audiovisual and Film Production and Distribution
- Music Management
- Cultural Heritage and Tourism
- Cultural Mediation and Audience Development
- Master Marketing and Development of Cultural Institutions
MBA Programs - Level 7 programs taught in English
Level 7 titles also allow IESA to offer programs in English through its one-year MBA programs (Bac+5):
Professional Programs - Levels 5, 6, and 7
IESA also offers a wide range of professional programs lasting between 6 months and 1 year: