Frequently asked questions – ENAAI

Admissions interviews at ENAAI are based mainly on the candidate's motivation, portfolio and academic record. There is therefore no requirement to have taken a specific baccalaureate or an arts option.

You do not need to be an accomplished draughtsperson: the first year of the Bachelor is designed precisely to bring everyone up to the same level, guided by our teaching staff. Candidates should, however, be able to show evidence of some artistic practice (drawing, graphic design, photography, three-dimensional work, model-making and so on) at their interview.

Admission to the school is by interview, so you simply need to book an appointment, either on campus or online. Candidates will be asked to bring a portfolio and their academic record.

ENAAI is a private higher education institution operating outside State contract, and fees vary from one programme to another.

A work placement takes place in the second and third years. By the end of their studies, students can therefore show at least two periods of professional experience in their chosen field.