Entry requirements

This Professional Licence degree is aimed at students who have completed two years of higher education: Advanced Vocational Training Certificate (BTS) in Publishing or BTS in Communication and Graphic Arts Industries.

Benefits of the program

Around 20 students per year. Major involvement of the professional sector. A diverse range of teachers (professionals and academics). A professional network facilitating employment for graduates.

Acquired skills

Technical skills: knowledge of materials, techniques, manufacturing processes, computer tools, etc.

Cultural skills: knowledge of the history of publishing, printing, issues and developments related to the various publishing markets, communication and the press.

Financial and managerial skills: knowledge of budgetary aspects and financial challenges, problems encountered by businesses in these sectors.

Project management skills: time management, resource management, risk management, project coordination.

Capacities

21

Course venue

Other course venue

ECOLE ESTIENNE18 Boulevard Auguste Blanqui, 75013 PARIS

Your future career

At the end of this Professional Licence, graduates may work in the following roles:

Manufacturing technician:

- in a publishing house

- in a communication agency

- in a corporate communications department

- in the press

Manufacturer or technical salesperson in the graphic arts industry (printing, cutting, finishing, etc.).

Junior project manager in digital publishing.

Study objectives

This course broadens the skills base acquired in the BTS in Publishing and the BTS in Communication and Graphic Arts Industries.

Students will further their knowledge of materials and techniques, in order to develop the skills required for feasibility studies and for the organisation and management of print and/or digital projects in publishing, communication and the press.

The course provides students with professional project management skills, so that they can assess the challenges, constraints and costs of a wide variety of graphic products.

Major thematics of study

Pre-press and image processing

E-books

Complex books

Special paper types

Magazine publishing

Manufacturing communication tools

Manufacturing POS advertisements

Graphic arts project management

Business English

Calendar

Students alternate one week at the university, the other week with a company.