european master of fine art photography

EUROPEAN MASTER OF
FINE ART PHOTOGRAPHY
iedmadrid.com
PROFESSIONAL MASTER
60 Credits*
EUROPEAN MASTER OF
FINE ART PHOTOGRAPHY
iedmadrid.com
PROFESSIONAL MASTER
60 Credits*
Course Director: Moritz Neumüller.
Course Coordination: Yago Bolivar.
Credits: 60.*
Start Date: April 2017.
End Date: March 2018.
Schedule: Flexible hours as required for the workshops. Preferably from 15:00 to
18:30 h. The workshops last for one to eight days, on a weekly or biweekly basis.
For: Photographers with a professional career, as well as artists in the
photography industry who want to break into the art world. People with degrees
in Fine Arts, Audiovisual Communications, Advertising, Journalism, Art History or
Humanities who want to deepen their knowledge of artistic photography.
To access this program, students will be selected based on:
·· Curriculum vitae.
·· Portfolio of one artistic project.
·· Motivation letter, explaining your interest in this programme.
·· Interview in person, by telephone or via Skype siif the course direction considers
it necessary.
Language: Classes will be held in English (in the event of holding any activity in
Spanish, silmutaneous translation into English will be available).
Certificate: An accredited certificate will be awarded to students for having
successfully completed the course.
Attendance: Attendance is mandatory and essential in order to earn this diploma.
Class Size: Limited places.
Price: 4,000 € registration + 8,500 € course fee.
Admissions: +34 91 448 04 44 [email protected]
More informations: iedmadrid.com
Cover photo: Joan Villaplana
Metropolis series, 2002-2007
*The teaching programme of every IED Master course is based on the criteria set by the European Space for Higher Education (ESHE).
The IED Master follows a credit system that matches the structure of the European Credit Transfer System (ECTS). The IED Master only
offers its own private qualifications.
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Wawi Navarroza, student of
the European Master of Fine
Art Photography 2011, series
Dominion, 2011
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Introduction
“
The European
Master of Fine
Art Photography
is one of the
most ambitious
proposals for
an education
in artistic
photography
”
The European Master of Fine Art Photography is based on 3
fundamental premises:
• Its international nature, with a special focus on the
European environment.
• The excellence of its faculty.
• Orientation towards artistic projects.
The Master of Fine Art Photography is a unique program, based on the
excellence of its teachers, which include well-renowned photographers,
curators and artists such as Alejandro Castellote, Elger Esser, Joan
Fontcuberta, Andreas Müller-Pohle, Martin Parr, or Simon Roberts,
among others, who encourage the students to develop their individual
vision in a creative and collaborative environment. Regular meetings
with faculty staff, professional artists, and visiting critics help the
students develop their individual points of view to situate their work
within the large theoretical and contemporary visual context.
Dynamic, multicultural and hospitable, Madrid’s natural openness
adds to a welcoming environment that merges education, culture and
entertainment, making it the perfect meeting point for exchanging ideas.
The students will have meetings with a weekly or fortnightly frequency.
In addition, students can benefit from group and individual projects,
personalized tutoring and enjoy visits to companies and studios.
Today, the European Master of Fine Art Photography is one of the mosts
ambitious proposals for an education in artistic photography, which
aspires to be a meeting point for artists and professionals to enrich this
field in Spain.
Ricardo Cases,
Tuneros series, 2006
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IED Master Madrid
European Master of Fine Art Photography
Photography Department
The IED Madrid Photography Department
prides itself on innovation and a quality
faculty, as well as focusing on projects
as the fundamental core of learning and
understanding the creative experience.
We believe that learning photography
cannot be understood without the sincere
commitment of docents from various
backgrounds, who transmit their personal
experience and share their creative
encounters the younger generation. Similarly,
we are convinced that this generous attitude
can only be productive if students are able to
translate this learning into the development
and production of a personal project.
Master class with Martin Parr, November 2011
Artistic Workshop with Dinu Li, June 2011
IED Madrid develops its academic offerings
and photography courses based on this
demanding, ambitious concept, thinking not
of amateurs, but rather students’ inspiration
to become photographers, professionals and
artists.
Master class with Elger Esser, November 2011
IED Madrid photography set
Theoretical Workshop with Horacio Fernández, May 2011
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European Master of Fine Art Photography
Objectives
Professional Opportunities
The main objetives of this Master course are:
Students of this Master typically choose their carreers in these fields:
• To become familiarized with present-day photographic production, its
subjects and repertoires, artistic practice, cultural value, roots in historic
photography and art history, its discourses and limitations, from the
perspective of important photographers and theorists.
• To learn the main current theories on European photography.
• To learn directly and personally from the most prestigious masters in
each area.
• Photographer
• Visual Artist
• Creative Director
• Producer
• Art Director
• Curator
• Retoucher
• Educator
• To become familiarized with curatorial practices, collectionism,
conservation and ways of presentation/dissemination of contemporary
artistic photography.
• To reflect on the role of photographers in the art market, the field
of European photography, the business of leisure, and the world of
entertainment.
• To experience, through a personal project, what it’s like to create an
original work that is appropriate and worthy of being presented in a
photography exhibition.
• To exhibit and publish the final project in an internationally renowned
prestigious center/magazine, through our European partners.
• To break into the world of art, through the network formed by the
Master’s professors and students, collaborating institutions, curators and
directors.
Alena Zhandarova, student of the European Master of Fine Art Photography 2011, series
Cornflower tea and concealing chocolate, 2011
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Nikita Pirogov, student of the European Master of Fine Art Photography 2011, series Dipthych, 2011
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IED Master Madrid
European Master of Fine Art Photography
Methodology
The European Masters of Fine Art Photography
encompasses a range of different activities
that encourage and foster both individual
work and team work guided by expert
educators, with practical and international
experience in the various fields making up
the course. Students will build relationships
with professionals and colleagues, improve
themselves by exchanging knowledge,
ideas, opinions, experiences… all part of a
stimulating and enriching training experience
that will ready them for their imminent
professional career and expansion. During the
course, students will combine study, work and
research, methodologically based on project
culture. From this platform, course content of
the European Masters of Fine Art Photography
is articulated through the following didactic
methodology given by three different types of
professional figure:
•Masters, all prominent figures on the
European photography scene.
•Professors, all international artists and
theorists in photography and the visual arts
and all widely recognised for the quality of
their teaching.
•Tutors, who represent the new generation
of photographers with both academic and
project experience.
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A fundamental aspect of the Master’s
academic approach is its orientation
towards personal projects and showcasing
them, along with fully personalized
assistance. Throughout the entire process,
the close ties and relations with professors
and tutors is one of the most rewarding and
beneficial aspects of the program.
Visits
The course is characterized by its
approach of tackling and defining a subject
from an initial idea, fostering research,
reflection and discussion, with this process
eventually materialising in a work of art to
be displayed at a joint exhibition and in a
catalogue. In addition, three students will
choose to exhibit their work at one of the
European centres or festivals partnered
with the course.
These meetings want to bring the
experiences of some of the sector’s most
distinguished professionals into contact with
the students, with the aim of learning first
hand several examples of today’s reality and
answer any questions and concerns.
Seminars
These seminars help students to
solidly ground the knowledge needed to
ensure success in the implementation
of their ideas. The students will have
the opportunity to use case studies and
take examples from reality or to develop
specific cases on specific topics.
They offer the possibility to see in situ
the various spaces in which some of the
professional activities of the sector are
developed.
Master classes
Nicolás Combarro. La Línea de Sombra series
Workshops
Group activities where the students put into
practice the knowledge acquired during the
course and experiment with new tools and
new approaches.
Dinu Li, series Secret Shadows, 2002
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IED Master Madrid
European Master of Fine Art Photography
Program
The programme mainly stands out because
of the quality of the faculty, the European
approach of its contents and the collaboration
with international institutions. The syllabus
embraces a wide range of subjects and
examples allowing students to gain an
unclouded professional picture of the sector.
The course is divided into subject-based
modules corresponding to the skills that
each pupil will acquire upon completion. The
course modules are as follows:
Specific Module
All the areas that configure the specific skills
of the course. The aim here is to train the
students from a professional perspective
in the essential technical and cultural
knowledge required by the sector. These areas
comprise a host of different subjects and form
the main body of the master’s course. We
stand out from other the following contents:
• Processes of Creativity
• Photo-Books & Portfolio Review
• Photographic Genres Revisited
• Editing & Publishing
• Archives and Collections • Authorial Identity
• Media Art and Image Culture
• New Documentary Style 14
• Theoretical Workshops: The main aim of the
theoretical workshops module is to tackle
contemporary artistic photography from a
theoretical standpoint through two types of
workshop.
The aim of the first type is to conduct an
analysis of the information contained within
photographs, how photographs work, how they
take shape, and how they have evolved over the
years since the invention of photography in the
nineteenth century, questioning the different
methods employed across the centuries,
which have been repeatedly reviewed and
reinterpreted based on the geographic, cultural,
social, economic and political variables of the
photographers and where they come from.
The other type is aimed at raising awareness
and knowledge of photobooks, exploring the
historical and theoretical aspects of artists’
books while also presenting and drawing
distinctions between the different uses of
photography featuring in artists’ books.
Students will analyse and discuss artists in
accordance with the main subject areas and
good or bad uses of photography in artists’
books. This will help to familiarise them with
books in general and with the different uses
and functions of photography within artists’
books in particular.
• Artistic Workshops: This module is essentially
an opportunity to meet prominent figures
from the world of contemporary fine art
photography, who will accompany students
as they carry out their own photographic
work through practical exercises featuring
course content. This will enable students to
incorporate different tools to open up creative
alternatives for developing their own work.
Cross-Curricular Module
Final Project Module
The final project, a key part of the program
and essential to fulfil it, aims to research,
analyze, develop and present a project as an
integrating exercise of the abilities acquired
during the development of the master.
This will entail the experience of creating
an original work suitable and fit for a
photography exhibition.
This module aims to provide useful tools
to discuss about the specific modes and
capabilities of the contemporary artistic
profession, offering the student a content
support in two fundamental axes for his/her
further professional development:
• Multidisciplinary cultural activities: Students
will have the opportunity to attend cultural
activities developed by IED Madrid where
they will enter in contact with different
professionals in order to learn other
perspectives and visions and broaden their
critical training
• Knowledge taught through the IED Madrid
online Campus platform in important areas
of the philosophy of IED as sustainability or
design’s historical critical concepts
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IED Master Madrid
European Master of Fine Art Photography
Director
Moritz Neumüller born in Linz (Austria)
www.curator-ship.org
lives and works in Barcelona. He has a degree in Art History and Economy, with an
interdisciplinary Doctorate in New Media from the University of Vienna. He worked
for the Photography Department for the Museum of Modern Art in New York (19992000); he coordinated the project Mapas Abiertos (“Open Maps”), on Latinamerican
photography (2003); he directed various activities for the PHotoEspaña festival in
Madrid (2004-2007); and he was the Executive Director of LOOP’08 in Barcelona.
Since 2010, he is Festival Curator at PhotoIreland in Dublin, and director of the
European Master of Fine Art Photography for the IED Madrid.
Author, curator of international exhibits, and filmmaker of documentaries that have
been shown on television channels and at international festivals.
His publications include El otro lado del alma (The other side of the soul), Edition Oehrli,
Zurich (2005); Bernd & Hilla Becher speak with Moritz Neumüller, La Fábrica / Fundación
Telefónica, Madrid (2005); Import / Export. A photographic dialogue, Cultural Center of
Spain, Guatemala (2006); All Inclusive. New Spanish Photography, Lodz Festival, Poland
(2007). TO HAVE & TO LOSE. Three projects by Mireia Sallarès, Galleri Image, Aarhus (2008)
and Martin Parr’s Best Books of the Decade, PhotoIreland, Dublin (2011).
Since 2010, he runs the The Curator Ship, an online resource for visual artists.
Simon Roberts, serie Motherland, 2005
Ricardo Cases, La caza del lobo congelado (The hunt of the frozen wolf)
series, 2006
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IED Master Madrid
European Master of Fine Art Photography
Tutors
A series of tutorials with professionals from different disciplines will accompany and guide
students during the course, ensuring that they know how to recognise and incorporate the
value added provided by each experience, thus improving the quality of their end thesis.
Ricardo Cases
Joan Villaplana
www.ricardocases.es
(Orihuela, Spain, 1971). Lives and works
in Madrid and Valencia. Holds a degree in
Journalism by the University of The Basque
Country. Since 2011 he has been teaching at the
European Master of Fine Art Photography in
IED Madrid. He is a member of the Blank Paper
collective and runs a publishing project called
Fiesta Ediciones. His book Paloma al aire has
achieved wide recognition since its publication
in 2011.
(Manresa, Barcelona, 1976). Started his
Photography studies at the GrisArt School
in Barcelona, extending them afterwards in
different forms in the School of the Rencontres
Internationales de la Photographie, Arles,
France. In 2002 he obtained a BA in Humanities,
majoring in philosophy and aesthetics, at the
Pompeu Fabra University of Barcelona.
He works with photography and video. He is
involved in several education programs as
Fotografiaencurs, whose aim is to teach the
photographic language in elementary and high
schools and university levels where he teaches
in Barcelona. Since 2011 he has been teaching at
the European Master of Fine Art Photography in
IED Madrid. His book Metropolis was nominated
for best photo book in the New York Photo
Festival 2008.
Nicolás Combarro
(A Coruña, Spain, 1979). Studied Audiovisual
Communication in the Universidad Complutense
in Madrid where he works as independent artist
and curator. Since 2011 he has been teaching at
the European Master of Fine Art Photography
in IED Madrid. As an artist he has exhibited his
work in Spain and internationally in the French
Institute, the 42nd International Artist Show in
Cartagena de Indias, Colombia CCBA, Buenos
Aires or Butzlab, Hamburg, also in international
Art fairs as ARCO, CIRCA, Art Brussels or
Photo Miami. As a curator, he has worked on
monographic projects for artists as Alberto
García-Alix: Reina Sophia National Museum in
Madrid, UCCA in Beijing, MAAM in Moscow or
Miguel Angel Campano in Kiosko de Alfonso/
Palexco.
Nicolas Combarro, Untitled (Arquitectura Oculta Series), 2012
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IED Master Madrid
European Master of Fine Art Photography
Faculty
Professionals and professors confirmed to participate in this Master’s program:
Lars Blunck
Harald Hund
Simon Roberts
Theorist specializing in the work of Marcel
Duchamp, Berlin
www.kunstgeschichte.tu-berlin.de
Artist, Austria
www.hundhorn.com
Photographer, UK
simoncroberts.com
Paul Kranzler
Mireia Sallarès
Spanish Curator, Bartolomé Ros Award 2006
Photographer, Austria
www.paulkranzler.com
Artist, Spain
lasmuerteschiquitas.blogspot.com
Beate Cegielska
Dinu Li
Alexander Streitberger
Director of Image Galleri, Aarhus, Denmark
www.galleriimage.dk
Visual artist
www.dinuli.com
Jean-François Chevrier
David McRaney
Curator of Documenta X
Journalist and Researcher
www.davidmcraney.com
Photography Specialist, Professor
of the History of Modern and
Contemporary Art
www.uclouvain.be
www.lievengevaertcentre.be
Alejandro Castellote
Edmund Clark
Photographer
www.edmundclark.com
Elger Esser
Photographer of the emblematic school of
Düsseldorf
www.elgeresser.com
Andreas Müller-Pohle
Artist, Germany
www.muellerpohle.net
www.equivalence.com
Silvia Omedes
Horacio Fernández
Director of Photographic Social Vision,
Barcelona
www.photographicsocialvision.org
Historian of Spanish photography, specialist in
photographic books
Martin Parr
Joan Foncuberta
Photographer and theorist
Hasselblad Award Winner 2013
www.fontcuberta.com
Ángel González
Director of PhotoIreland, Dublin
www.photoireland.org
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English photographer and curator, Erich
Salomon 2006 Award and PHotoEspaña
2008 Award
www.martinparr.com
Timothy Prus
Director of the Archive of Modern Conflict
www.amcbooks.com
SImon Roberts during his Workshop
Beat Streuli
Photographer, Switzerland
www.beatstreuli.com
Katja Stuke and Oliver Sieber
Photographers and editors, Germany
www.boehmkobayashi.de
www.katjastuke.de
www.oliversieber.de
Javier Vallhonrat Workshop
Irina Tchmyreva
Department of artistic books at the
Moscow State University of Printing
Arts
Javier Vallhonrat
National Photography Award, 1995
Rosalind Williams
Photography Curator, Madrid
Visit to Siete de un golpe
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IED Master Madrid
European Master of Fine Art Photography
Institutional Partners
European Photography Magazine, Berlin
International art magazine dedicated to contemporary photography and
new media.
www.equivalence.com
Central European House of Photography, Bratislava
Exhibit space, research center and organizing entity for the Festival of
Photography in Bratislava, within the framework of the European Month of
Photography.
www.sedf.sk
Galleri Image, Aarhus
Exhibit center specializing in contemporary photography.
www.galleriimage.dk
PhotoIreland, Dublin
The new international festival of photography in Ireland.
www.photoireland.org
PhotoVisa, Krasnodar
The promising international festival of photography in Russia
www.photovisa.ru
Lieven Gevaert Research Centre for Photography, Brussels
One of the most prestigious research centers
www.lievengevaertcentre.be
Yolanda, former guerilla fighter, in front of her own sex-shop business in Iztapalapa, México DF.
Photography of the project series Las Muertes Chiquitas de Mireia Sallarès. Photographed by Diego Pérez, 2007
Photographic Social Vision, Barcelona
Emblematic foundation for the documentation and dissemination of social
subjects www.photographicsocialvision.org
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Welcome
to the IED Madrid
“
The IED Madrid
is a cultural
institution
for the
dissemination
of design and
its connections
with other
disciplines
”
M
ore than forty-five years
ago, the IED emerged as
an educational institution
working in all design disciplines,
visual communication and fashion,
and boasts nine schools in Spain,
Italy and Brazil.
aware of the time they are living
in and the environmental, social,
economic and political needs that
will define future societies.
The IED has been present in
Madrid for more than fifteen
years, with two schools that serve
1,400 students. They are both
set in the city centre, next to the
neighbourhoods of Malasaña and
Gran Vía.
Thanks to the constant relationship
between our school and the
business world, all of the courses
enjoy the support of a range of
companies and institutions, such
as: Apple, Canal+, Fun&Basics,
iGuzzini, Missoni, Philips, Audi,
Inditex, Electrolux, VIPS, Lancia,
Alitalia, Sony, Vitra, Havaianas and
Bombay Sapphire.
At present, the IED Madrid is
a Private Centre for Higher
Education in Design, offering
Higher Qualifications that are
equivalent to university degrees,
as well as MA and postgraduate
courses, one-year courses,
Executive, specialisation and
summer courses.
In addition, the IED Madrid is a
cultural institution disseminating
design and its connections
with other disciplines, such
as architecture, art, film and
music. We organise exhibitions,
conferences and events linked to
our vision of the future, through
innovation and experimentation.
The IED Madrid offers
comprehensive training for new
design professionals, who are
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The Excellence
of the IED Master
T
he IED Master is the postgraduate
school of the IED Madrid, a dynamic and
innovative laboratory, focusing on debate
and research, which offers the best conditions
to learn in a strategic environment: a place in
which to think about the present and design
the future.
The programmes at the IED Master have been
designed to offer continuous education, to
provide students with efficient training in
the fields of design and communication, to
face an increasingly demanding market. The
training journey we offer combines a cultural
context, transverse knowledge and technical
specialisation.
All of the courses are characterised by offering
students a multidisciplinary and international
vision which involves carrying out real world
projects in collaboration with companies and
professionals from the sector.
We promote multidisciplinary knowledge in the
context of design and communication, achieving
a wider perspective in terms of the personal and
professional development of our students.
We provide rigorous specialisation in each
specific professional area, with a teaching
methodology that combines theory and practice,
to culminate in a final project tutored by the best
professionals in the sector.
We teach our students to develop high-quality
communication and management skills with
regard to the knowledge acquired.
The IED Master programmes are aimed at
students holding diplomas and degrees, as
well as professionals and freelancers working
in the fields of design and communication,
and the corporate world. They are designed
to offer high-quality training that ensures
an opportunity for personal and professional
growth.
At the IED Master we aim to train future
professionals who can boast innovative and
creative profiles, which is essential nowadays
in order to successfully face the demands of the
current work market.
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The IED Visual
Communication School
“
This
circumstance
requires a
constant
generation and
updating of
visual systems,
which decide the
communication
link between
individuals,
companies,
platforms and
networks
”
M
an has always used the
image to communicate.
Understood as reality
and symbol, it represents the
whole and the parts, the real
and the fictitious, it transmits
emotion and meaning. It is also
the link between the word and our
experience of the world, as well
as being a socialising element. It
occupies the most important place
in communication and involves
people, society and culture.
The multiplication of electronic
devices and the diversity of
communication channels present
us with an almost uninterrupted
flow of images. An invasion
which determines our way of
communicating and has involved a
change in our culture.
This circumstance requires a
constant generation and updating
of visual systems, which decide
the communication link between
individuals, companies, platforms
and networks.
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Because of all this, the IED Master
Visual Communication School
supplies the tools and theoretical
and technical foundations necessary
to cope with this new scene, based
on the following objectives:
• To analyze the current role of
the image and pose possible
alternatives for the immediate
future.
• To delve into theoretical, technical
and projectual knowledge of the
different fields of audiovisual
design.
• To provide the students with
a creative vision.
The IED Master Visual
Communication School trains
competent professional for their
incorporation into the work
market and entrepreneur activity,
by means of the tools and the vision
to interact directly with the world
as a generating agent of value
and change.
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Student
Services
“
Education and
business come
together in each
of the courses,
enriching the
experience of
our students
”
Companies
Professional Guidance
The IED Master is constantly in contact with
the business world as part of its curriculum,
with a relationship that runs parallel to the
training course.
The Professional Guidance Department is a
service offered by the IED Madrid to its students
in order to advise them and bring them closer
to the business sector in a personal and
professional way.
Teaching and business are intertwined in each
of the courses, enriching the educational
experience of the students with case studies,
competitions, involvement in projects, etc.
This link is consolidated in most programmes
with the completion of a final project in which
the student makes use of all the knowledge
acquired during the course.
To promote these synergies, the IED Madrid
has a Business Bureau where agreements
with public and private entities are activated,
to develop educational content as part of our
Career Guidance. The aim is to facilitate access
to the employment market and to create a
network of professional contacts from the start
of the academic year.
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The services on offer are useful to those who
want to carry out practical experience, or are
seeking work, and for those who are interested
in exploring and defining their work and study
options following their studies.
This department provides students with
contacts, opportunities and meetings with
companies, on the basis that this will help
students enter the work market. This service can
be enhanced by the attitude and initiatives of the
students themselves.
How to take part?
•Students should submit their CV in Word or
PDF. They will be included in our database
and will take part in all of our selection
processes, depending on their personal and
professional profile.
•Students are advised to send a motivation
letter describing their interests and
objectives.
•We offer the chance to hold a personalised
meeting with any students who are
interested in this service, to offer them
guidance, help them tweak their CV, and
manage their entry in the work market.
Always by prior appointment.
Operation
The IED carries out personalised monitoring of
the students and former students who have been
through this department and the companies who
might be interested in them, in order to share
the results of the selection processes.
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Studying
in Madrid
“
Living in
Madrid means
taking part in
an intense and
varied student
environment
”
M
adrid is the “campus” of
the IED Master. A dynamic,
accessible and sustainable
city based on an Avant Garde
cultural model.
Thanks to its location in the city
centre and the collaboration
agreements established with
local institutions, such as the
Madrid City Hall, the students and
collaborators of the IED Madrid
enjoy privileged access to the large
public centres for culture, arts and
education: the Biblioteca Nacional,
La Casa Encendida, the Museo
Nacional Centro de Arte Reina
Sofía, the Museo del Prado, etc.
Living in Madrid also offers the
chance to take part in a lively and
varied student atmosphere. The
city boasts a rich educational
choice (seven public universities,
eight private universities) as well
as research centres, summer
courses, forums, seminars and
specialisation courses, to name
just a few.
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The cultural life of Madrid,
the quality and quantity of its
museums, cultural centres,
theatres, auditoriums and
cinemas turn it into a very active
cultural centre, which hosts some
of the most important cultural
events of the year in Spain, such
as ARCO and PHotoEspaña.
Dynamic, multicultural, hospitable
and tolerant, its character as an
open city enhances its image as a
space for the exchange of ideas and
cultures, and favours a welcoming
atmosphere that combines
education, culture and fun.
As an economic and financial
centre, the home of the main
national and international
institutions and companies, the
daily life in Madrid brings together
professionals from all sectors,
to constantly generate new
professional opportunities.
It is an important link between
Europe and Latin America, the
North of Africa and the Middle East,
thanks to its historic past and its
privileged geo-strategic position.
Its geographical position,
infrastructures and human
capital, along with its quality of
life and projection to the future,
turn Madrid into one of the most
attractive cities in which to live,
study or work.
Hospitality Department
The IED Madrid has launched
a new service for international
students and for those who live
outside Madrid, situated in the
Palacio de Altamira.
If you have any doubt or question,
please contact us by email at
[email protected] or by
phone on +34 91 448 04 44.
All of the information regarding
administrative procedures and
student services in Madrid is
available in our online Student
Guide, at studentguide.es.
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General
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ISTITUTO EUROPEO DI DESIGN. C/ Larra, 14 - 28004 Madrid.
Mercantile register: Tome 7617, Book 0, Folio 201, Section 8, Page
no. M - 123199, 1st registration. Director IED Madrid: Riccardo
Marzullo.
the causes, formalities and consequences of the resolution of the
contract, is included in the general regulations, available to the
public at the offices of the Information and Guidance Service and
Administration Department.
The IED offers Official Degrees in Design – Graphic Design,
Product Design, Interior Design (code 28073045), whose training
leads to the obtaining of an official and recognized qualification by
the Education Department of the Madrid Region, order number
364/2010, of the 2nd of February, 2011. Provisional study plans,
pending approval. Itineraries in the process of being regulated by
the Madrid Region. The IED also teaches courses leading to its own
qualifications, which do not lead to an official qualification, – three-,
two- and one-year courses, MAs, advanced training, specialization
and summer courses. In some cases, special technical skills will
be required.
The IED organizes a yearly competition to offer a grant which
may cover the course fee. As of the publication of this leaflet, the
IED Master Madrid has a faculty of active professionals made
up of 15 PhDs, 145 graduates and 53 professionals with other
qualifications. The prices of the courses depend on their duration,
the credits offered, the language in which they are taught and the
provenance of each student. For more information please write to
[email protected].
All courses are attendance-based. For any information on the
duration of each course, start and end dates, number of teaching
hours and practical hours, please see the leaflets for each
department, available to all students. The cost of school material
varies depending on the course chose, ranging between €20 and
€160. Additionally, the cost of the necessary materials to carry out
projects ranges, depending on the course chosen, between €30
and € 270. The cost of this material will be the responsibility of each
student, taking into account that the IED offers its students the
use of its IT, fashion and product design workshops. The courses
are taught from Monday to Friday at the premises of the IED, and,
occasionally, on Saturdays. The timetable runs from 9:00 to 23:00.
The minimum number of registrations to carry out a course is
15 students. The hours mentioned in each programme include
teaching hours, project tutorials, practical classes in laboratories
and cultural visits, depending on each course.
The IED offers a Professional Guidance Service to its students, as
well as the practical experience agreement form (a maximum of
400 hours) and the list of available companies. The registration
period opens eleven months before the start of the course, and
closes once the available places have been filled. The annual fee
is divided into a registration fee and a course fee. The reservation
of each place will be formalized by means of the payment of the
registration fee. The IED recognizes students’ right to drop out of a
course in certain cases. This information, as well as that describing
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REGISTRATION FEE PAYMENT: BANK DEPOSIT AND SUBMISSION
OF THE BANK RECEIPT BY FAX TO 91 448 01 22 OR E-MAIL TO
[email protected] SPECIFYING THE NAME OF THE STUDENT.
Payments from Spain: Banco Popular Español. C/ Génova, 20 ·
28004 Madrid. Istituto Europeo di Design. Account Number: 00750322-81-0600446618.
Payments from abroad: Banco Popular Español. C/ Génova, 20
· 28004 Madrid · Spain. Istituto Europeo di Design. Swift code:
POPUESMM. IBAN Code: ES65 0075-0322-81-0600446618. In
cash: CHEQUE MADE OUT TO ISTITUTO EUROPEO DI DESIGN S.L.
CREDIT CARD (VISA, MASTERCARD). PAYMENT OF THE COURSE
FEE: A single payment of the total course fee (by means of one of
the payment options listed for the registration fee), to be paid one
month prior to the start of the course. Payment in instalments by
financing the course fee through a financial institution, processed
one month prior to the start of the course, as described in the
information leaflet available to students at the Information and
Guidance Service and Administration offices of the IED Madrid.
Acceptance is subject to approval by the financial institution.
The ISTITUTO EUROPEO DI DESIGN, S.L reserves the right
to update, modify or remove the information contained in this
information leaflet. Additionally, the company fulfils all personal
data protection security measures as stated in RD 1720/2007.
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IED Madrid
Flor Alta 8, 28004 Madrid
IED Master Madrid
Larra 14, 28004 Madrid
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F. +34 91 189 24 02
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