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FASHION AND LIFESTYLE
PHOTOGRAPHY
iedphotography.com
SPECIALIZATION COURSE
20 credits*
FASHION AND LIFESTYLE
PHOTOGRAPHY
iedphotography.com
SPECIALIZATION COURSE
20 credits*
Course director: Leticia Orue
Course coordinator: Yudy Esquijarosa
Credits: 20*
Start date: April 2017
End of course: July 2017
Schedule: 10 to 14 pm. Monday to Thursday. Selected production workshops and
Master Classes may include varying schedules.
This course is one of three modules, which can be combined in the form of the
Master Programme of Professional Photography.
Aimed at: students with degrees in Photography, Fine Arts, Media, Advertising
and Communication; Young image-makers who want to specialise in the practice
of professional photography; Photographers working in the fashion industry who
want to develop their own style, in their professional and personal work.
Entry requirements:
·· Curriculum vitae
·· Letter of interest
·· Technical knowledge in photography is mandatory; basic experience with postproduction skills and a familiarity with audiovisual formats is also required.
·· Project Portfolio.
·· Personal interview as deemed necessary by the Academic Coordination Team.
·· To participate in this course, it is necessary for students to have their own camera.
Language: The lessons will be taught in English (in the event of holding any activity
in Spanish, simultaneous translation into English will be available).
Certification: At the end of the course, an accredited certificate will be awarded
upon satisfactory completion.
Related courses:
Master of Professional Photography
European Master of Fine Art Photography
Photobook International Specialization Course
Specialization Course in Documentary and Reportage Photography
Specialization Course in Advertising and Product Photography
Attendance: Class attendance is mandatory and will be necessary to obtain the
accredited certificate.
Price: 1.200 € registration fee + 3.000 € course fee.
Cover photo: Jose Morraja Leticia Jimenez, Neo2
Laia Benavides, Vice
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Accommodation in Madrid (optional): [email protected]
Admissions: +34 91 448 04 44 [email protected]
For more information: iedphotography.com
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Introduction
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s the last of the three modules that form the Master Programme of
Professional Photography at IED Madrid, this specialization course
is dedicated to fashion and lifestyle. It also includes transferable
knowledge in copyright issues, an accurate vision about fashion media
worldwide, how to work with fashion models and coordinate a photoshoot,
business plans, media relations, social media and portfolio creation,
advanced retouching and colour correction, lighting in and outside the
studio and management of locations and contracts.
Jose Morraja, Holy mountain
The leading figures of this course are experienced fashion photographers,
such as José Morraja, Robby Rodriguez or Bruna Kazinoti, and young but
exciting voices as Laia Benavides, Andoni Beristain and Danniel Rojas. The
team is completed with internationally recognised Fashion professionals
as Ramón Fano (Fashion Editor of Neo2), Vicente Ferrer (i-D Spain Editor),
Miren Arzalluz (Fashion historian, independent curator & historical
consultant), Leticia Jimenez (Fashion retouching specialist) and Laura
Jimenez (Photographic assistant, digital and lighting technician). Course
director Leticia Orue will teach the students how to find their own take on
fashion and lifestyle photography in his workshop Understanding Fashion
and will work back to back with Erik von Frankenberg (Photographer &
teacher), along all the tutoring courses. Alvaro Dols (Influencer and former
editor of Sicky Magazine) will teach how to build your image in social media
and promote your work.
Students will enter the world of fashion through a network of lecturers,
teachers, tutors and the program’s directors. The objective of this module
aims to develop the own student’s voice in Fashion & Lifestyle Photography
through an transversal program that combines practical and theoretical
activities. They have the opportunity to continue their studies in the
framework of the Master Programme of Professional Photography and to
promote their final projects through our contributing partners, with the
ends of publication and distribution.
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IED Master Madrid
Fashion and Lifestyle Photography Specialization Course
Objetives
The main objectives of this course are:
• Offer students a view of the current tendencies in fashion and lifestyle
photography.
• Reflect on the role of the photographer within print and online media.
• Implement the tools and knowledge used in the fashion industry.
• Experience, through a personal project, what it’s like to create a story that
is good enough to be published.
• Examine photographic practices within contemporary media contexts.
• Show the cultural value of photography, forms of collaboration and
creative funding models.
• Analyse the challenges and all the possibilities of the market in times of
strong media development.
Professional opportunities
This course offers students the chance to access the field of
professional photography, which has a high demand in many fields:
• Fashion photographer
• Photographer assistant
• Digital and lighting technician
• Editorial photographer
• Post-production artist
• Picture editor
• Agency assistant
• Art buyer / Art director
• Studio manager
Jose Morraja, Neo2
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Erik Von Frankenberg, Vogue
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Leticia Jimenez
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IED Master Madrid
Fashion and Lifestyle Photography Specialization Course
Methodology
This course is characterized by a hands-on
approach and dedication to practical issues,
in the context of a highly competitive industry.
The classes include discussions on case
studies, practical contemporary working
methods in the field of production and
post-production, visits to artists’ studios,
exhibitions and events, master classes with
outstanding professionals, assignments and
individual and group exercises.
The didactic plan contains:
• Workshops with professionals from the
industry
• Personal project tutoring with the course
director
• Master classes with well known artists
• Assignments
• Personal project
• Written and oral presentations
• Discussion and critique in class
• Creative use of technology and learning-bydoing philosophy
Photography: Leticia Jimenez, Interviú
Retouching: Diana Kunst
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IED Master Madrid
Fashion and Lifestyle Photography Specialization Course
Programme
Workshops:
José Morraja: You Got to Burn to Shine!
José Morraja has been breathing images since
childhood. His father was a projectionist in a
small village’s movie theatre. This is where he
learned, through celluloid cuts, to understand
the power of images. As a photographer and
filmmaker, he is chameleonic and versatile,
and constantly explores the personality of
the models, actors, musicians, sportsmen or
celebrities who work with him, in order to show
their most authentic side. Students will learn
to use the language of fashion photography to
express openly, without fear and with attitude.
They will also be exposed to José’s most
dangerous weapons: Risk, perseverance, and
savoir-faire. You Got to Burn to Shine!
Robi Rodriguez: Finding your voice in fashion
and lifestyle photography
The broad field of fashion photography and
lifestyle can expand our creativity from multiple
perspectives. We are story-machines capable
of creating emotions, but we need to know how
to define the place from which we launch our
message, to sharpen our eyes and to know how
to capture the attention of the audience. As
photographers, finding your own voice is one of
the main tasks.
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Erik von Frankenberg / Alberto Feijoo:
Deconstructing Fashion
Course tutor and artist-photographer Alberto
Feijoo will show students how to unlearn and
deconstruct the rules of the industry, and to
construct their very own point of view. This
workshop is intended to take away prejudices
and preconceptions about the fashion industry
and involves experimenting and trying out
fashion with freedom.
Bruna Kazinoti, DUST magazine
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IED Master Madrid
Fashion and Lifestyle Photography Specialization Course
Programme
Theory and practical classes:
Lighting
This workshop teaches the acquisition of
technical notions and the specific vocabulary
of lighting, for outside shooting and studio
photography. Students will learn how to
control light quality, shadows and highlights,
contrast, directions and intensity. The careful
observation of the different textures’ reaction
to different lighting is the key to success. We
will also compare big masters of photography
with contemporary photographers to be able to
identify and reproduce light schemes.
Studio Photography
The studio is an experimentation field and
a laboratory based on the observation and
reproduction of the natural cycle of light. As
natural light varies continuously, it is not
always possible to shoot outside, and the
photographer has to know how to reproduce it
artificially in the studio. Therefore, the studio
is the ideal place to perform a fashion shooting
because the photographer can easily control
lighting and stabilize conditions. Students will
also learn how to avoid unwanted shadows and
how to use separate light measurements on
props and models.
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Storytelling in Fashion
In this module, students will learn how to tell a
story with images in the context of fashion and
lifestyle. As in other photographic contexts,
fashion is a message to be delivered in a
coherent and convincing visual form. Fashion
editorials tell stories about contemporary
life and the place we live in. The more
we understand the forces that drive our
environment, the better will we be able to
adapt our stories to the selected target group.
Working with Fashion Models and Stylists
A fashion shooting typically involves a team of
people: model, makeup artist and stylist, apart
from the photographer and his/her assistant.
Students will learn how to find, select and brief
all team members, how to build a rapport with
the models and how to get them comfortable
with the camera.
Retouching and Colour Correction for the
Fashion Industry
The fashion industry is specially vulnerable to
exaggerated retouching techniques and image
manipulation. Students will learn how to use
these techniques without overdoing them. They
will gain the knowledge to decide how to “save”
an image in post-production and the experience
to do it in a clever and economical way.
IED Madrid photography set
Concepts of Fashion & Coolhunting
Fashion Photography requires the ability to
make observations and predictions in changes
of new or existing cultural trends. Students
will learn research techniques and practical
tricks for coolhunting, in order to foresee and
integrate in their creative work the moves of
fashion streams and image markets.
whom?... Communication and online – and
offline – marketing are a strong tool for
catching the attention of potential future
clients and collaborators. It is also a way of
having a first contact with a possible client.
It’s not only about communication, but the
right communication strategy and the perfect
communication line.
Social Media & Portfolio
In this area, students will learn how to create
their own brand world in order to showcase
their work in the different media and social
networks. What to communicate? How? To
Masterclass with Bruna Kazinoti
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Fashion and Lifestyle Photography Specialization Course
Direction
Leticia Orúe
leticiaorue.com
Multifaceted and conceptually restless, Leticia has developed her career working for
numerous brands and media companies as Nike, Loewe, Chanel, Reebok, Diesel, Pepe
Jeans, Guggenheim Bilbao, etc. Currently, her work combines a freelance activity as
Fashion Editor / Journalist and Fashion Consultant.
BA in Journalism and Advertising at the UPV, Leticia completed her education with
studies in semiotics and visual language in the Department of Umberto Eco (Bologna).
Lecturer for the UPV/EHU, Deusto University and Creativity Zentrum.
Regular collaborator of Neo2, i-D Spain, Fucking Young!, Tenmag... and Editor of the
Interior Design Section of the Diario Gara´s weekly magazine.
Robi Rodriguez, Pop Magazine
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Docents
Workshops Teachers
Laura Jimenez
Laia Benavides
Robi Rodriguez
Miren Arzalluz
www.laura-jimenez.com
Laura combines her work as fashion
photographer and teacher with her activity as
photographer assistant for many of the best
photographers of the Spanish scene.
www.laiabenavides.com
Her work has been exposed in prestigious
galleries and museums. She currently lives
between Madrid and Barcelona working in
fashion and advertising with her personal and
artistic touch.
www.robirodriguez.com
He has exhibited at the Hyeres Festival in
2006, Photo-London 2007, 20 Hoxton Square
Projects, and the London Art Fair 2011, and
has contributed to publications such as The
Gentlewoman, Art Review, Another Magazine,
Le Monde, Fantastic Man and Kilimanjaro.
She has been curator and head of collections
at the Cristóbal Balenciaga Foundation
between 2007 and 2013. In 2011 she published
her book Cristóbal Balenciaga. The making
of a Master (1895-1936) (V&A Publications),
and currently she continues her research
on Balenciaga as a PhD candidate at the
University of Deusto. She now works as a
freelance researcher and curator.
Leticia Jimenez
www.behance.net/leticiajimenez
Clients include Vanity Fair, ELLE, Rolling
Stone, Esquire, Les inrockuptibles, La
Reppublica delle Donne, Telva, El Pais, Paris
Match, and Loewe.
Erik von Frankenberg
www.erikvonfrankenberg.com
He now lives and works in Madrid, where he
combines personal projects with commercial
work for magazines and advertising agencies.
Almudena Calafate
www.almudenalopezcalafate.es
Almudena combines work for magazines and
fashion brands like Milk, Qvest, Vanity Fair and
Pepe Jeans.
Álvaro Dols
Alvero has a lot of work behind his back:
clients like Vanidad, i-D Spain, SICKY, METAL,
Neo2, Tendencias, Pull&Bear online blog, and
fashion brands like Alfred Kerbs and Sisyphe.
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Andoni Beristain
www.andoniberistain.com
www.lamondamagazine.com
He now lives in Barcelona and has done
commissions for Neo2 Magazine, Beatriz
Preciado, Brosmind, Offf!, Monarchy, New
Balance, Led Madrid, Buvo or Make Your Suit,
amongst others. He’s also been mentioned in
places like Vice, Rolling Stone, Trendland, The
Wild Magazine, ffffound!, El País or Le Monde.
Danniel Rojas
www.dannielrojas.com
His work has been featured in magazines
like Avenue Illustrated (China, Spain), L-INK,
Spend In, Rude, InCover, The Fashionisto,
Fucking Young!, Spanish NYLON (Mexico),
NYLON GUYS Spanish (Mexico), Shangay
(Express, Fashion & LifeStyle), Sicky, Brunch,
RISBel, Interviú, etc.
José Morraja
www.josemorraja.com
Clients include Armani, Chanel, Diesel,
Google, Intimissimi, KIA, L’ Oréal Paris, La
Biennale di Venezia, Levi’s, Nike, Sony Music,
Swatch, Vanity Fair, and Magazines such as
Neo2, i-D, Tenmag and Brink Mexico.
Ramón Fano
Vicente Ferrer
i-d.vice.com/es_es
He has written for some of the most relevant
trend and lifestyle magazines in Spain,
including El Mundo, Vanidad, Neo2, Metal or
Fucking Young! He is now the editorial Editor
of i-D Spain.
www.neo2.es
He is the Fashion editor of one of the most
relevant magazines in Spain: Neo2.
Master Class
Viviane Sassen
www.vivianesassen.com/
Dutch-born Viviane Sassen is one of the most exciting figures in contemporary fashion
photography. Her imagery is challenging and flamboyant, formally inventive and occasionally
surreal. She has created campaigns for fashion houses including Carven, Stella McCartney and
M Missoni and has produced editorials in magazines such as Purple, i-D and Dazed & Confused.
In 2007 Sassen received the Prix de Rome and in 2011 was awarded the International Center of
Photography Infinity Award for Applied and Fashion Photography. In 2013 she exhibited in the
Central Pavilion at the Venice Biennale.
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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
Information
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
T. +34 914 480 444
F. +34 911 892 402
[email protected]
Skype: master.iedmadrid
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IED Network: Milano, Roma, Torino,
Firenze, Venezia, Cagliari, Madrid,
Barcelona, São Paulo