 |
 |
 |
| |
Students
attending the
International Film
School of Paris
qualify for one
or more of the following
diplomas. |
|
|
 |
|
 |
 |
Bachelor
of Fine Arts (BFA) - Master
of Fine Arts (MFA) |
|
 |
 |
BFA
and MFA degrees
are granted by the European
Accreditation Board of
Higher Education Schools
(EABHES),
an independent organisation
which has validated the
majority of the school’s
undergraduate and postgraduate
courses. |
 |
Granting of a degree is
subject to students achieving
at least 180 ECTS
credits for a BFA,
and 120 for a
MFA and are also
competent in two languages.
The ECTS (European Credits
Transfer System) credit
system was created by
the European Union with
the objective of facilitating
the comparison of course
modules within different
academic institutions.
It is one of the key methods
used by the "Bologna
summit" which promotes
student exchange within
the European Union.
|
 |
ECTS
credits may be
acquired by passing the
final exam in recognized
course modules, by passing
language tests (ex.: TOEIC),
or by completing internships.
|
 |
|
 |
School
diplomas |
|
 |
 |
The school delivers degrees
under the label "EICAR–The
International Film School
of Paris" to students
who have passed the set
of exams required for
the completion of their
course. |
 |
Students who have attended
a course which does not
require a final examination
will receive a certificate
stipulating the title
of the course and the
hours attended. This applies
to most summer courses
and intensive workshops. |
 |
 |
French
Ministry of Education
diploma |
|
 |
 |
The
BTS
Diploma is an undergraduate
degree delivered
by the French Ministry
of Education to
students who have
successfully met
the standards required
at the examination
in one of the following
areas: "film
administration and
production",
"Cinematography",
"Sound design"
and "Editing".
|
 |
|
|
|
 |
 |
 |
 |
| |
 |
Industry
diplomas |
|
 |
 |
The
school
provides
intensive
workshops
in order
to teach
students
the
skills
necessary
to use
recent
software.
|
|
 |
 |
This can be
associated
with manufacturers
such as Apple.
|
 |
The
school may
be mandated
by the manufacturer
to deliver
a certificate
under its
trademark,
certifying
that the student
has mastered
the technical
skills required. |
 |
 |
Exchange
programmes
|
|
 |
 |
The
school
accepts
ECTS
credits
or the
equivalent,
obtained
from
Universities
with
which
collaboration
has
been
established.
|
 |
Conversely
the
school
will
deliver
credits
to exchange
students
from
these
Partner
Institutions
as long
as the
applicant
has
passed
the
relevant
exams.
|
|
|
|
|
|
|