LGT Livet

Lycée Livet in Nantes

The lycée général et technologique Livet is a public institution in Nantes with a strong technical and scientific tradition. Founded in the 19th century by Eugène Livet, it ranks among the oldest technical education establishments in France and occupies a site located in the heart of Nantes.

Today, Livet combines lycée-level programs (general and technological tracks, notably with an orientation toward industrial sciences and techniques) with higher education, offering several post-bac sections: industrial BTS programs, classes préparatoires, and a DN MADE.

The DN MADE mention Espace

Admitted via Parcoursup, the Diplôme national des métiers d'art et du design (DN MADE), mention Espace, takes place over three years and confers the grade of licence. It prepares students for professions in spatial design: interior architecture, scenography, fitting-out, design of public or commercial spaces, micro-architecture.

The program combines practical studio teaching (drawing, model-making, project work, digital representation tools), design and architecture culture, and technical and general coursework. Projects, often carried out in connection with real-world situations or clients, structure the progression.

Good to know

The DN MADE's grounding in a technological lycée is a distinctive feature: students benefit from an environment of workshops and technical resources. After completing the diploma, further studies typically lead to a DSAA, a master's degree in design, or a higher school of art and design.

It is advisable to consult the institution's website and open house days to learn about the exact program offerings for the current year.