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Jewelry Design - Fall Semester - IED Milano
Jewelry is an art that transforms ideas into tangible objects, reflecting historical, cultural, and technological contexts. This educational path covers jewelry artistry, history, techniques, and design, with lessons Monday to Friday mornings and/or afternoons. The course integrates with the first semester of the Three-year Jewelry Design program, excluding Design Methods and jewelry design class...
Jewelry is an art that transforms ideas into tangible objects, reflecting historical, cultural, and technological contexts. This educational path covers jewelry artistry, history, techniques, and design, with lessons Monday to Friday mornings and/or afternoons. The course integrates with the first semester of the Three-year Jewelry Design program, excluding Design Methods and jewelry design classes, which are for semester students. Throughout the semester, lectures alternate with labs that provide technical, cultural, and design skills to foster creativity and identity. The initial section covers art history, movements, and the evolution of jewelry. You will learn traditional drafting techniques for depicting jewelry and the proper design methods (tools, techniques, materials) for prototy...
Program Highlights
Take summer courses that combine IED design methodology with deep immersion in inspiring locations.
Prepare for the increasingly diversified and specialized training requirements demanded by the global fashion system.
Benefit from IED’s relationship with entrepreneurs and professionals working in fashion and jewelry design, styling, marketing, and communication.
Become a creative professional who can manage the entire jewelry manufacturing process, from creation to brand communication.
Have the opportunity to practice your skills and knowledge through collaboration with companies.
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- Milan, Italy
- Fall
- Jewelry Design
- All Nationalities
Program Details
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Locations
- Milan, Italy
Types and Subjects
- Subjects & Courses
- Jewelry Design
Availability
Years Offered: Year Round
- Fall
Age Requirement
Age Requirement Varies
Guidelines
All Nationalities
This Program is also open to Solo
Cost per week
Program Cost Includes
- Tuition & Fees
- Academic Credit
Accommodation Options
- Independent living
Qualifications & Experience
- English
Language Skills Required
- High school graduate, diploma or the equivalent (for example: GED)
Accepted Education Levels
Application Procedures
- Online Application
- Written Application
- Other
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Jewelry is an art that transforms ideas into tangible objects, reflecting historical, cultural, and technological contexts. This educational path covers jewelry artistry, history, techniques, and design, with lessons Monday to Friday mornings and/or afternoons. The course integrates with the first semester of the Three-year Jewelry Design program, excluding Design Methods and jewelry design classes, which are for semester students. Throughout the semester, lectures alternate with labs that provide technical, cultural, and design skills to foster creativity and identity. The initial section covers art history, movements, and the evolution of jewelry. You will learn traditional drafting techniques for depicting jewelry and the proper design methods (tools, techniques, materials) for prototy...
IED - Istituto Europeo di Design
IED - Istituto Europeo di Design
Ready to Learn More?
Jewelry is an art that transforms ideas into tangible objects, reflecting historical, cultural, and technological contexts. This educational path covers jewelry artistry, history, techniques, and design, with lessons Monday to Friday mornings and/or afternoons. The course integrates with the first semester of the Three-year Jewelry Design program, excluding Design Methods and jewelry design classes, which are for semester students. Throughout the semester, lectures alternate with labs that provide technical, cultural, and design skills to foster creativity and identity. The initial section covers art history, movements, and the evolution of jewelry. You will learn traditional drafting techniques for depicting jewelry and the proper design methods (tools, techniques, materials) for prototy...
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