London-Milan 2007: The Dual City Summer Sessions in Europe
Domus Academy Milan,Postgraduate School of Design
 

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Program Terms • Summer Program Participants • Undergraduate (College) • Graduate (College) • High School • Adults Subject Areas • Design • Fashion Design • Furniture Design • Graphic Design • Interior Design • Performance Design		Quick Look • Location: London,Milan - UK and Italy • Host Institution: Central Saint Martins College in London, Domus Academy and NABA in Milan • Language of Instruction: English Overview London Milan 2007: The Dual City Summer Sessions Students, new designers and professionals from around the world are once again invited to enrol onto the London Milan Summer Sessions for four weeks of design tuition and experimentation in world-renowned institutions. Now in its second year this unique collaboration between Central Saint Martins in London, Domus Academy and NABA in Milan enables students to study in two of Europe most inspiring cities taking complementary courses in the field of Fashion Design, Graphic Design, Interior Design or Product Design. Last year nearly 150 students from 37 different countries joined the sessions. The Courses Our STUDIO level courses are hands-on practical courses suitable for beginners and portfolio builders – perfect for students planning on applying for further study. Each subject area includes courses in London and Milan, students must enrol for both sessions. Courses: Fashion Design Studio l Fashion Styling Studio l Graphic Design Studio l Interior Design Studio l Product Design studio Our ADVANCED courses complement each other often looking at the same branch of design from completely different angles. Suitable for students who have completed at least two years of a degree in a related subject or professionals working in the field who need a boost. Students may enrol for the corresponding sessions in London and Milan or choose just one course. London 2 - 12 July and Milan 17 – 27 July ·A Cultural Tour of the Best in Design in London ·A Cultural Tour of the Best in Design in Milan ·Professional Approaches to Pattern Making ·Investigating Innovative Fashion Materials and Textiles ·Fashion Trends and Forecasting ·Fashion Trends and Forecasting ·Graphics for Books and Publishing ·Graphics for Packaging Design ·Interior Design for Retail ·Interior Design for the ‘Low-Cost’ Hotel ·Interior Design for the Domestic Space ·Interior Design for the Office Space: Dialogue with Art ·London as a Narrative Urban Environment ·Visionary Urban Landscapes ·Design for Electronic Tools ·Design for Tangible Electronic Tools ·Furniture Design ·Lighting Design: Hybrid and Half Breed Eligibility Minimum age 18 and an active interest in Art and Design Housing/Accommodation • Apartment / Flat • Hostel Program Costs Tution costs remain at GBP 850 for 2 weeks advanced courses or GBP 1600 for a 4 week Beginner or advanced program Costs Include:  Tuition only Dates London- Milan 2007: The Dual City Summer Sessions London: Monday 2 July to Thursday 12 July 2007 13-16 July: independant travel from London to Milan ( by plane, train or coach) Milan: Tuesday 17 July to Friday 27 July 2007 Contact The Short Course Office Central Saint Martins 10 Back Hill Clerkenwell London EC1R 5EN UK Tel: +44 (0)20 7514 7015 Fax: +44 (0)20 7514 7016 Email Send Email Web Visit Website
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