Lycée Camille Claudel

Lycée Camille Claudel, a public institution located in Blois (Loir-et-Cher, Centre-Val de Loire region), offers a higher education hub in design and craft trades as part of its post-baccalaureate programs.

It offers two DN MADE tracks (Diplôme national des métiers d'art et du design), a three-year bachelor's-level diploma: an Objet specialization and a Graphisme specialization. This format combines theoretical instruction (culture of arts, design and techniques, humanities, English), studio practice (drawing, three-dimensional work, model-making, digital tools) and project methodology, with internship periods and a final capstone project.

The Objet specialization leads toward product design and the relationship to materials, uses and manufacturing processes. The Graphisme specialization covers visual identity, typography, publishing, imagery and digital media.

As with all DN MADE programs, admission is through Parcoursup, based on an application file and portfolio: the quality of the personal work presented (drawings, research, projects) and motivation are decisive factors. The diploma allows for direct professional integration or continued studies at the master's level, in an art or design school.

This type of program, integrated within a public lycée, offers the advantage of a local setting and reduced tuition fees compared to private schools.

Check the exact specializations and tracks open each year on the institution's website and on Parcoursup.