Lycée Camille Claudel

Presentation

Lycée Camille Claudel, a public institution located in Vauréal in the Val-d'Oise, welcomes students from tenth grade through post-secondary levels. It is one of the lycées in Île-de-France offering an applied arts track beyond the baccalauréat, with programs leading to the DN MADE (Diplôme National des Métiers d'Art et du Design), a diploma recognized at the bachelor's degree level and awarded over three years.

Programs and specializations

Two specializations are offered there:

• DN MADE Objet: product and object design, materials culture, technical drawing, prototyping and model-making, reflection on use and manufacturing.
• DN MADE Espace: space and interior design, scenography, layout, spatial representation (plans, volumes, 3D images).

The pedagogy combines practical studio teaching (project work, artistic expression, technologies) with theoretical teaching (culture of arts, design and techniques, humanities, modern language, research methodology). The curricula include internship periods and a final project, enabling professional integration or further studies in DSAA, master's programs, or a higher school of art and design.

Who this is for

Admission is done through Parcoursup, based on an application generally including a portfolio of personal work. The program suits students coming from a STD2A baccalauréat, general or technological baccalauréats motivated by design, possibly after a preparatory year in applied arts.

It is advisable to consult the institution's website and open house days for up-to-date details.