Bachelor in Multimedia Design
labellisé European Bachelor

/ LYON

The CT course in Visual Communication with specialisation in multimedia is a French State diploma over two years that teaches students to work on the general design and layout of visual multimedia: web, DVD, creation of still and moving images and 3D computer graphics.

By equivalence, at the end of their two years of study, students will receive a Bachelor of Science in Design with specialisation in Visual Communication delivered by the European Accreditation Board of Higher Education Schools.

/ Entry requirements

Foundation year in Applied Arts or Bac STI in Applied Arts, based on a personal interview and academic records

/ What to do after a CT course in Product Design

Master in Global Design, Master in Illustration, Master in Strategic Communication, post CT in Web-Design, post CT professionalising year, DSAA, Graduate School of Animation vocational degree…

The Bachelor in Visual Communication with specialisation in multimedia may lead to the following professions:

- Web Designer

- Multimedia Project Manager

- Artistic Director

- Creative Director

/ Mathieu Debruyère, 2009 Graduate

“After a Foundation year in Applied Arts and a CT course in Visual Communication with multimedia option at the École de Condé Lyon, I decided to apply to an offer posted by the school for an internship at NKB Archi, a French-Vietnamese architecture, graphic design and landscaping agency based in Hanoï that was looking for a young multimedia graduate to develop various projects, both in visual identity and web design. After a few email exchanges and an interview, I arrived in Vietnam late August to discover a very different, but very exciting professional environment! I quickly realised that I was going to have to be extremely independent, being the only graphic designer for several missions, such as the redesign of the graphics chart and logo, the creation of websites for the different branches of the company, in other words, 15hour days but in a fascinating, international environment. I also realised how fluency in English is not an option but a necessity. I don’t only have on project on the go, but a dozen, so a great flexibility is necessary. One of my most recent projects: creating a logo for a chain of luxury hotels in Vietnam called Royal Lotus. Well beyond the simple multimedia, I am also asked to make complex graphic proposals. I therefore advise prospective students to be curious, flexible and responsive. "

/ Xavier Fortier, 2004 Graduate

“After my CT course in Visual Communication at the École de Condé Lyon, I decided to create my own web agency, Akaru, specialised in the creation of website, e-communication and e-marketing. I have since been able to use the skills I acquire at the École de Condé to work with clients such as Adidas, Black & Decker or Pulsive. I now regularly take on Condé students for internships, my way of returning the favour to my school.”