Entry requirements

To be admitted, students must have completed two years of higher education in the field of graphic communication:

- Publishing.

- Printing industries.

- Communication/graphic design or equivalent.

Prerequisites: knowledge of the design and printing process and mastery of software tools (InDesign and Photoshop)

Benefits of the program

14 students per year. Major involvement of the professional sector. A diverse range of teachers. Work/study course. Creation and monitoring of a real project in a company. Content updated every year according to market developments.

Acquired skills

Techniques: Computer tools related to new multimedia technologies. Management of digital data flows (CAPE, XML, image streams, metadata, video streams, web, etc.). Control and quality management of different types of print and digital productions.

Cultural: Publishing and digital culture - Business English.

Project management: management of research and development projects in companies in the graphic communication sector. Implementation of innovative technical solutions.

Capacities

20

Course venue

Other course venue

- Ecole Estienne: 18 boulevard Auguste Blanqui - 75013 PARIS - Université Gustave Eiffel: Bât Copernic - 5 bd Descartes - 77420 Champs sur Marne

Your future career

Upon completion of this Professional Licence degree, graduates can work in publishing houses, communication agencies, departments/services managing the publishing and archiving of documents, the press, or printing/photo-engraving. They can apply to the positions of:

- Digital manufacturer / Digital book production manager.

- Digital publication project manager / Digital media consultant.

- Interface manager with development teams.

- Digital educational solution implementation manager.

- Project manager for research and development of digital solutions.

- Technical support manager / Quality manager.

- Head of pre-press / pre-media / digital department.

Study objectives

This course provides a dual skill-set linking the fields of digital/computer science to the professional skills of publishing, printing and pre-media. Its objective is to provide the necessary skills for the management and implementation of innovative projects to meet the needs of the market in terms of product offering, services, added value, quality and productivity.

Major thematics of study

The major disciplines are:

- the study and use of new technologies (print, web, cross-media), management

- proficiency in IT tools

- automation of data flows

- project management

Calendar

The course is based on a rotation of two weeks in-company / two weeks in classes.