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Program Terms
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Spring
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Summer
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Academic
Year
Program
Participants
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Undergraduate
(College)
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High School
Subject Areas
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Art History
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Communications
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Design
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Fashion
Design
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Furniture
Design
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Graphic
Design
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Italian
Language
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Visual Arts
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Quick Look
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Location:
Milan - Italy
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Language of Instruction: Italian (English for Summer Courses)
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Academic Credit Available: Yes
Overview
The Nuova Accademia di Belle Arti was formed in 1980 by a group of internationally known and renowned Italian artists. The word "nuova" which means new was intended to indicate our innovative spirit geared towards experimental manual skills and design
The School is located on a reformed 19th century industrial complex campus in the canals district of the City of Milan close to the city centre and all entertainment and nightlife
The NABA curriculum puts equal emphasis on the cultural, theoretical and practical aspects in its approach to study and in the workshop sessions, just as it does in the Academies all over the world with which we work daily through teacher and student exchanges.
With regards to the specific nature of their studies, and with the help of the Academy and Coordinators within each school, the third year students are encouraged to carry out a "stage" for at least three months in agencies, studios, workshops, companies, galleries, textile factories, showrooms…. These are high quality internships which often turn into concrete job opportunities.
Studying at NABA means studying in Milan, a recognised capital of fashion, advertising, publishing, design and applied arts. And studying in Milan means immediately getting a headstart in the world of work: in the "new professions", for which NABA conscientiously prepares its students so that no graduate will find him or herself unemployed. .
All NABA's 3 -year courses are fully legally recognised by the Minsister of Education, University and Research (MIUR). At the end of the academic course, having passed all the necessary exams and having presented a thesis, students are awarded the “Academic Diploma”, fully legally valid (for state exams, teaching and some professional exams). The Academic Diploma is equivalent in all EU countries to the diploma of HIGHER EDUCATION, is equivalent to the BACHELOR OF ARTS Honours and gives graduates right of access to the European Degree Courses for the diploma of Master of Arts (M.A. Honours) and also qualifies them to do a PhD in Arts Universities across Europe and in countries outside Europe which have a bilateral agreement with Italy on recognition of academic qualifications
Short adhoc courses and summer courses for groups and individuals are also available.
Academic Credit
Academic credit is available.
Having passed all the necessary exams and having presented a thesis, students are awarded the “Academic Diploma”, fully legally valid (for state exams, teaching and some professional exams). The Academic Diploma is equivalent in all EU countries to the diploma of HIGHER EDUCATION, is equivalent to the BACHELOR OF ARTS Honours and gives graduates right of access to the European Degree Courses for the diploma of Master of Arts (M.A. Honours) and also qualifies them to do a PhD in Arts Universities across Europe and in countries outside Europe which have a bilateral agreement with Italy on recognition of academic qualifications
Eligibility
Language requirements
Studying in Italy means understanding the real essence of Italian culture, its artistic roots and contemporary developments in the field of design, therefore we highly encourage students to embark on language classes as soon as possible, before and upon arrival in Italy. Language requirements are specified by MIUR (Ministery of Education, University and Research).
All International students have to pass an admission test of Italian in order to be accepted into the Bachelor of Arts Program.
Language requirements:
Oriental and Middle Eastern Students: 500 hours
Eastern European students: 360 hours
Other Europeans: 320 hours
Spanish and Portuguese students: 160 hours
Italian Language courses can be taken at our on Campus School, Leonardo Da Vinci
Plus CV, Portfolio and Value Declaration Certificate for the BA course
For Summer and ADHOC courses there are no particular requirements except a High School Diploma
or first or second year university students
Housing/Accommodation
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Homestay / Host Family
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Apartment / Flat
Program Costs
BA courses
EUR 8850 non EU students
EUR 7500 EU students
Summer courses EUR 1620 (advanced program) - EUR 1800 (introduction program)
Costs
Include: Course and materials only
food transport and accomodation are extra costs
Financial Aid
Yes.
Please contact our international office for further information
Dates
BA programs start September 5th 2005 (for 3 years) (in Italian)
Summer programs start June 27th 2005 (for 3 or 4 weeks) (in English)
Deadlines
June 15th 2005
Contact
Nuova Accademia di belle Arti Milano (NABA)
Via Darwin 20
20142 Milano
Italy
Tel:
+39 02 973721
Fax:
+39 02 97372280
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