MASTER’S- LEVEL C E R T I F I C A T E

Join a full Domus Academy Master’s-level intensive experience and

Earn Your Master’s-Level Certificate

Now, you can experience Domus Academy in a short, intensive program that will boost your academic and professional credentials. The eight-week Master’s-Level Certificate—one full module of a Domus Academy master’s program—combines a course in design theory with project development work.

The Master’s-Level Certificate is designed for students who want a taste of the Domus Academy approach to design education. You’ll explore our Italian design culture rooted on historical and cultural heritage, our project-based education simulating professional environments, our cross-disciplinary style, and our “learning by designing” methodology.

Two weeks of class time, with lectures and interactive case studies, are followed by a hands-on workshop in design or fashion. Guided by senior professionals, you will be challenged to create an actual project for an Italian or international company or designer in a simulated design studio environment.

At the program’s conclusion, you’ll have the rare opportunity to present your ideas to company/studio representatives.You’ll expand your theoretical foundation in fashion or design. You’ll make valuable contacts with your peers, faculty experts, and industry professionals. And you’ll update and expand your portfolio in the process.

Want to get a taste of a Domus Academy master’s program in design or fashion? Want to broaden your academic and professional experience by solving real

design problems for real companies?

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THEORYDuring the course, faculty and professionals give thematic lectures and present case studies to broaden your knowledge about the specific area of design.

PRACTICEWorkshops are a fundamental element of the “learning by designing” methodology that Domus Academy has cultivated over decades of partnering with top domestic and international firms. During your workshop, you will work solo or in multicultural teams with your peers, collaborating on project design and sharing knowledge and experience. You will meet with faculty once or twice per week for project reviews.

Theory and Practice THE MASTER’S-LEVEL CERTIFICATE WORKSHOP INCLUDES: THE COURSES. The module begins with two weeks of foundational coursework related to your area of interest. Lectures and discussions explore theory, methodology, and tools.

THE WORKSHOP. A company representative or Domus Academy project leader launches a creative brief about a real design/fashion context to be investigated or problem to be solved. Based on issues defined by the faculty in collaboration with industrial partners, the brief outlines the subject, scope, and purpose of the workshop.

THE MID- REVIEW. Halfway through the session, company/design studio representatives review your project and offer guidance on your approach.

THE FINAL PRESENTATION. At the conclusion of the workshop, you present your project to faculty and to company/design studio representatives and get feedback on your ideas and performance.

THE EXAM. Although taking the end-of-master’s -level certificate exam is optional, it is a valuable chance to reinforce the concepts and skills you learned.

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In past workshops, Domus Academy students have worked with leading Italian and international companies such as Maserati, Motorola, Swarovski, Moncler, Salvatore Ferragamo, Bayer, Procter & Gamble, Adidas, Fiat, Tommy Hilfiger, BMW Design Lab, De Beers, and many more.

Prestigious Companies

Among the professionals collaborating with Domus Academy include such eminent design professionals as Andrea Branzi, Huberto & Fernando Campana, Ennio Capasa, Matali Crasset, Ildo Damiano, Alessandro Dell’Acqua, Diego Dolcini, Joseph Forakis, Naoto Fukasawa, Roberto Giolito, Stefano Giovannoni, Riccardo Grassi, Kostantin Grcic, Ezio Manzini, Flavio Manzoni, Francesco Morace, Setsu Ito, Mario Trimarchi, Clino Trini Castelli, Jan-Christoph Zoels, and many more.

Established Professionals

Choose the topic that intrigues you most, or that is best aligned with your career goals.The Master’s-Level Certificates offer seven Design topics and seven Fashion topics.Enroll in the program first; about one month before the session begins, you will receive more details about the subject and scope of your course and workshop, as well as the company/designer you will work with.

How It Works

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SESSIONS: Sept. 3–Oct. 28, 2015 (group A) / Oct. 29-Jan. 13, 2015 (group B) / Jan. 14-March 11, 2016 (group A) / March 17 -May 13, 2016 (group B)

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Design Area

Fashion Area

Entrepreneurship Through Design

Envisioning Design

Experience Design

Identity Design

Advanced Design and Processes

Product Strategy

Design of Spaces

Fashion Identity

Fashion Styling

Luxury & Fashion Branding

Fashion Buying

Fashion and Luxury Communication

Fashion Collection

Retail and Visual Merchandising

- The Master’s-Level Certificate program is organized into two groups (A and B) offered in alternate sessions throughout the academic year.

- Within group A, you can choose among four Design and three Fashion topics. - Within group B, you can choose among three Design and four Fashion topics.

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Master’s-Level Certificate in Envisioning DesignDesign from ideas to concept scenarios

Design from ideas to concept scenariosThis workshop focuses on issues that will impact culture and society over the medium to long term. You will envision future socio-cultural and geopolitical scenarios and explore how innovative emerging technologies can affect them.You will solve design problems through:

- Analyzing user activity and social behavior - Technology road mapping

As you create your project, you will develop skills in using narrative design tools, such as storytelling, storyboards, and video. You will also examine strategies for developing inspiration and drawing actionable insights from your analysis.

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Master’s-Level Certificate in Experience DesignExplore design from the perspective of people in their everyday environment

Our everyday experiences are built upon our relationships with information, communication tools, and relational spaces, as well as our interactions with objects and services. Through studio-based activities, you will explore the design process from the point of view of people and their activities in everyday contexts. You will learn methodologies and best practices in the realm of user experience. You will develop the ability to decipher people’s needs, expectations, and desires; develop use scenarios; and create and validate solutions. Students are expected to be familiar with techniques for representing activity flows and complex systems.

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Master’s-Level Certificate in Identity Design Design a company’s brand identity

The relationships between people and brands are becoming more and more like the relationships between people. Brands assume a personality that is represented through visual imagery, communication style and behaviors, interaction models, and tone and language.Branding is therefore much more than simply defining a visual image—it is the creation of a rich and attractive environment that grabs the consumer’s attention and brings him or her into the brand’s world to share its values and become an informal sponsor of the brand.The success of a brand is connected to its ability to:

- Leverage and exploit the broad range of media channels, both physical and digital

- Establish and maintain a rich, reciprocal, and fruitful conversation with an audience of both current and potential clients

- Maintain a social media presence - In this workshop, you will use a mix of communication strategies and design

tools in order to develop the global brand identity of a small to medium-sized company, a product line, and/or a startup. Topics covered include:

- Visual design, illustration, and icon design - Brand identity and corporate culture - Communication strategies: advertising, events, and marketing techniques

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Master’s-Level Certificates in the DESIGN AREA

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D4 Master’s-Level Certificate in Entrepreneurship through DesignApply design methodology in creating an ideal business

Every successful business begins as just a dream. This workshop explores how to apply design methodology in the creation of an ideal business.Through project activities, you will develop skills and techniques in:

- Naming and identity design - Presenting and selling ideas - Design direction and design management (how to brief a team; how to

manage creative resources)You will create a business design strategy and a plan, both imaginative and practical, to initiate new ventures.

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Master’s-Level Certificate in Advanced Design and ProcessesExplore innovations in product design and industrial technologies

In this workshop, you will investigate various ways in which a company can ignite innovations in product design and industrial processes by adopting advanced production technologies and exploring and utilizing new materials.

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Master’s-Level Certificate in Product Strategy Explore how product design drives innovation in global product strategy

Over the past 50 years, product design has reached a high level of sophistication and complexity. Various design approaches and perspectives

have been expressed in manifestos that have influenced the design culture at large. In this workshop, you will develop a proposal that combines design approaches in a new, innovative, and surprising way. You will explore cases involving leading companies that innovate not just through product design but through all the elements that shape a global product offering: positioning, image, distribution, and communication. Your project might involve an established brand (brand extension), an emerging company that wants to exploit its potential, a company that wishes to reposition its business, or a new venture (such as a startup or crowd sourcing initiative). You will define a business model that is consistent with the objectives and scale of the project and that explores the scalability of the solution, its feasibility, and its potential for innovation.

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Master’s-Level Certificate in Design of Spaces Explore the multitude of ways of living the contemporary space

This workshop explores how the behaviors, habits, lifestyles, and interests of a space’s inhabitants can influence space design. As you explore the relationship between people and spatial systems at a small and medium scale, you will develop concepts and scenarios that will address, according to the design brief, one or more of the following dimensions:

- Microsystem environments: reversible structures for relational spaces made of semi-finished products

- Social/personal spaces: service spaces, from work to hospitality (hotel, spa) to leisure environments

- Design for business and retail spaces: innovative concepts for retail experiences

- Design for public spaces: the relationship between urban infrastructure and temporary events

For your project, you will: - Select the appropriate materials for a given design context - Consider the organization of the space and its furnishings - Develop visual and sonic aspects of the space

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Personal Branding Define, create, and manage your own professional identity:

- Develop your presentation and public speaking skills

- Design, organize, and produce a portfolio of projects

- Prepare for and experience a job interview - Leverage social media tools to manage your

digital presence

Business for DesignThrough a real-life business scenario, understand the core aspects that determine the economic performance of a company and/or a brand. Using analytical tools, investigate a brand’s:

- Competitiveness in the market - Short- and long-term profitability - Sustainable business proposition and business

model - Intellectual property and copyright/Creative

Commons trends and regulations

Design Culture Analyze a wide range of case studies, resources, and testimonials in order to understand the nature, languages, and values of the contemporary design scene while developing your critical and analytical skills. This course embraces multiple disciplines of design and highlights the key factors that determine the quality of a design solution, with an emphasis on innovation.

Research & Design Methods and Tools Investigate the relationship between design and research by experimenting with a wide range of methods and techniques that address each phase of the design process, including:

- Exploring, analyzing, and understanding the design context

- Generating ideas and concepts - Defining and solving problems - Encouraging user feedback and participation - Undergoing the validation and proof-of-concept

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Digital and Physical Prototyping Targeted design activities are aimed at developing competency with creating prototypes for interactive products and services, using both software and hardware. Activities include:

- Video prototyping - creating stop-motion animation

- Hacking lab - using electronic sensors and microcontrollers

- Makers lab - 3D printing and rapid prototyping - Mobile interfaces - using tools for prototyping

interfaces

3D Tools The use of 3D modeling machines is rapidly growing in the design industry, and the advent of 3D printing sparked a revolution that is still in progress. This laboratory provides you with the necessary knowledge about 3D software to approach this

world as a designer.

Visualization Tools Gain basic knowledge of graphic and image-making tools in order to translate your ideas and concepts into images for internal and editorial use.

Graphic Design Tools Learn about the theory and practice of visual design techniques, from traditional illustration, calligraphy, and letterpress printing to contemporary typography, digital image creation, and photography. Develop expertise on the use of visual languages to create communication strategies for contemporary brands.

Entrepreneurship Through DesignExplore the start-up process of new, highly innovative business activities. Topics include:

- How to turn innovative ideas into actionable business models

- How to develop long-term strategies - How to change strategic goals into

implementable tactics - How to continuously adapt your business

strategy to the market’s quirks

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Master’s-Level Certificates in the FASHION AREAF1

Master’s-Level Certificate in Fashion Identity Explore your own design identity as you develop a fashion project

Explore your own design identity as you develop a fashion projectAs you develop a fashion project, you will have the exciting opportunity to explore your design identity and define your own language of expression and aesthetics. In the contemporary fashion world, designers are asked to build products from an innovative and visionary approach. You will identify new market needs and desires and consider both vision and practicality as you conceive of a product that can be positioned within an international context.Highly recommended skills: Knowledge of basic information about fashion and its history; sketching and illustration skills; basic knowledge of fabrics, pattern-making, and garment construction.

EXAMPLEThe Iconic Piece - Radical AlphabetThis workshop was held in collaboration with Liborio Capizzi, a renowned designer who, after a long collaboration with Gianfranco Ferré, established his own brand: Diliborio, which is now sold in top multi-brand stores worldwide. For this project, each student was asked to create fashion proposals, starting with an iconic garment, the trenchcoat, and culminating in a capsule fashion collection of 10 complete outfits. Students conducted a direct exploration of cuts, shapes, and volumes.

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Master’s-Level Certificate in Fashion Styling Create a real fashion editorial for a magazine or a proposal for an ad campaign

During this workshop, you will produce either a real fashion editorial for a print or online magazine or a proposal for an advertisement campaign, creating appealing images consistent with the brand or the magazine you will work with.You will enhance the tools you need to plan a real fashion shoot, including selecting the photographer, location, make-up artist, hair stylist, and models.Through this process, you will better understand the figure of the fashion stylist, an expert who is able to identify contemporary fashion trends.You will investigate, according to the specific brief:

- Fashion photography - Trends in fashion, makeup, and hair styling - Styling for shows, celebrities, lookbooks, and e-commerce - Fashion magazines and Web editorials

Highly recommended skills: Knowledge of basic information about fashion and its history, knowledge of the work of the most acclaimed fashion photographers, basic Photoshop skills.

EXAMPLEL’Officiel Italia | Fashion Editorials This workshop was held in collaboration with L’Officiel Italia, a creative quarterly magazine with an international approach. In teams, students developed an idea for a fashion editorial that could appeal to the magazine’s target customers while staying consistent with its image. Students created a moodboard and storyboard; worked on sourcing, locations, and ambience;

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found a model; determined the photographic technique and the model’s hair and makeup styles; and worked on digital post-production.The final outcome of the workshop was a fashion editorial consisting of six photographs. L’Officiel editors chose one for publication in its online edition.

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Master’s-Level Certificate in Fashion and Luxury BrandLearn the dynamics of brand management

This workshop examines the dynamics of brand management and strategies to increase and nurture the value of luxury and fashion brands. Today, many luxury brands are diversifying into multiple categories (such as apparel, accessories, fragrances, beauty, watches and jewelry, and eyewear) and are positioned across various price segments.The luxury pyramid is becoming increasingly complex, composed of “absolute luxury” at the top, with the highest-quality craftsmanship; “aspirational” or “premium brands” at the core; and more accessible or “masstige” brands at the bottom.You will learn to:

- Analyze a brand’s verbal and non-verbal DNA and articulate its core values - Assess what stands at the core of the brand’s identity and territory, in

order to ensure the highest consistency as you develop new extensions to a brand, brand content projects, and business opportunities

EXAMPLESalvatore Ferragamo | Brand Rejuvenation This workshop gave students the opportunity to develop concrete guidelines, recommendations, and concept proposals that would contribute to the restyling effort of Salvatore Ferragamo stores worldwide. The main aim behind the restyling was to increase brand awareness, as well as improve and rejuvenate the brand among a younger, more diverse target audience.

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Master’s-Level Certificate in Fashion Collection Develop a fashion collection

This workshop takes a professional approach toward the development of a fashion collection. You will work on creating an innovative, consistent fashion collection from research to realization. As you learn to provide appropriate solutions within given constraints, you will cultivate a greater awareness of the choices you must make within the creative process. You will be challenged to achieve the correct balance between vision and feasibility as you develop a professional body of work addressed to an international audience.Highly recommended skills: Knowledge of basic information about fashion and its history; sketching and illustration skills; and basic knowledge of fabrics, pattern-making, and garment construction.

EXAMPLE Timberland | Best Then. Better Now. This workshop was held in collaboration with Timberland’s Merchandising Director, Apparel & Accessories and its Brand Marketing Director EMEA, with the support of Domus Academy faculty and of a fashion designer project leader. Students created fashion proposals for Timberland menswear that expressed their own perception of Timberland’s brand identity and brand trajectory. The project culminated in designing a capsule collection of 12 outfits, “head to toe.”

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Master’s-Level Certificate in Fashion Buying Practice the key role of the fashion buyer

Through this workshop, you will gain an insider’s view on the key role of the fashion buyer, from personal attributes to essential competencies to key activities. In a retail context, fashion buyers must ensure that a store’s

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merchandise mix has the appeal to turn potential customers into shoppers. You will learn how to filter through product offerings to select the right mix of merchandise that can sell in adequate quantities to achieve the retailer’s profit-margin objectives.

EXAMPLECamera Moda Buyer | BernardelliPlaying the role of a fashion buyer for the Bernardelli online store, students investigated why customers shop at www.bernardellistores.it.They analyzed what the company could do to retain customers, maximize customer spending per transaction, and make the online shopping experience as memorable as possible.Students were divided into teams to research online revenue generated by customers in three areas: the USA, China, and Europe. Each team focused on identifying, decoding, and profiling target customers and their online purchasing behavior.

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Master’s-Level Certificate in Fashion and Luxury Communication Develop communication strategies for a brand

Brand communication has evolved from a mere set of promotional tools into a more complex set of activities. Communication is the medium through which a brand can inform; generate positive attitudes and desires; and be noticed, preferred, and remembered.In this workshop, you will gain an in-depth understanding of the role of a communications manager in the industry. You will learn how to use the following communication activities to promote a fashion project according to your brief:

- Traditional (offline) communication and advertising - Online communication and advertising (social media) - Promotional events

EXAMPLEPark Hyatt | Expo Milano 2015

One goal of Park Hyatt Milan is to be increasingly integrated into the local fabric of Milan, especially through its bar and VUN restaurant venues. The hotel wanted to produce events that would attract a younger, more local audience than its traditional clientele. For this workshop, students supported the hotel communication manager in planning a series of events during Expo Milano 2015. Proposed events were required to have a strong connection with the Park Hyatt brand values of a unique traveling experience and personal luxury, and to reflect the Expo Milano theme, “Milan, a Place to Be.” Students planned events in categories such as “made in Milan,” gastronomy, photography, art, fashion, and music.

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Master’s-Level Certificate in Retail and Visual Merchandising Develop a coherent visual display from concept to execution

Develop a coherent visual display from concept to executionDuring this workshop, you will analyze the strategic role of the visual merchandiser—a field where fashion, art, architecture, and product design meet to promote the values of the fashion brand. Beginning with in-depth research of brands and materials, you will develop a coherent visual display from concept to execution. You will learn to:

- Critically appraise visual fashion promotion strategies - Strike the right balance of personal creativity and brand values within

budget constraintsThis workshop investigates, according to the specific brief:

- Visual merchandising - Window and in-store concepts and displays - Lighting and color techniques

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- Retail makeoversHighly recommended skills: Knowledge of basic information about fashion and its history; sketching and illustration skills and/or knowledge of digital illustration software.

EXAMPLEMoncler | Engage the customer with eye-catching window displaysIn this workshop, held in collaboration with the creative visual department of the fashion brand Moncler, students developed concept proposals for promoting Moncler’s kidswear collection.They were asked to:

- Ideate eye-catching window display concepts and translate them into in-store displays, preserving the luxury positioning of Moncler

- Develop proposals for the concrete implementation of window and in-store displays, taking into account that the concept had to be adapted to three different Moncler store locations (Milan, Venice, and Beijing)

- Create content about the displays for social media

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Personal Branding Define, create, and manage your own professional identity:

- Develop your presentation and public speaking skills

- Design, organize, and produce a portfolio of projects

- Prepare for and experience a job interview - Leverage social media tools to manage your

digital presence

Business for DesignThrough a real-life business scenario, understand the core aspects that determine the economic performance of a company and/or a brand. Using analytical tools, investigate a brand’s:

- Competitiveness in the market - Short- and long-term profitability - Sustainable business proposition and business

model - Intellectual property and copyright/Creative

Commons trends and regulations

Fashion Culture Analyze the historical, contemporary, psychological, anthropological, social, and artistic aspects of the Italian and international fashion phenomenon. Learn how to use tools and critical thinking skills in order to make an original contribution to the field.

Research & Design Methods and Tools Investigate the relationship between design and research by experimenting with a wide range of methods and techniques that address each phase of the design process, including:

- Exploring, analyzing, and understanding the design context

- Generating ideas and concepts - Defining and solving problems - Encouraging user feedback and participation - Undergoing the validation and proof-of-concept

processes

Fashion & Luxury Marketing & Management Examine existing business models, focusing on the “made in Italy” paradigm. Understand the fundamentals of marketing, branding, and management for luxury and fashion companies.

Integrated Communication Strategies In the fashion and luxury sector, effective brand communication is executed in a consistent, integrated way across various communication channels. Analyze the tools, media, and frameworks that are part of successful communication strategies, with a focus on content marketing and storytelling.

3D Tools The use of 3D modeling machines is rapidly growing in the fashion industry, and the advent of 3D printing sparked a revolution that is still in progress. This laboratory provides you with the necessary knowledge about 3D software to approach this world as a designer.

Visualization Tools Gain basic knowledge of graphic and image-making tools in order to translate your ideas and concepts into images for internal and editorial use.

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Useful information

HOW TO APP LY - Online application: Visit www.domusacademy.com/ola and follow the

steps to apply and pay online. - Standard application: Download the application form from

http://www.domusacademy.com/en/masters-level-certificate-overview/, print it, fill it out, scan it, and e-mail it to info@domusacademy.it. You will be contacted by e-mail to finalize your booking.

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTSGeneral entry requirements include:

- At least 15 years of previous education - Holding a first-level academic degree (bachelor’s degree or academic

diploma) in a field related to the selected study program - Certificate of English language (IELTS 5.0 academic on entry)

Master’s-Level Certificates are also open to professionals with a work background of at least three years in the related field of study.Acceptance depends upon the positive assessment of the course leader, who will evaluate whether the candidate’s degree and technical skills or professional experience corresponds to Domus Academy requirements.

APPLICATION DEADLINESApplications for the Master’s-Level Certificate program must be emailed to the Domus AcademyAdmissions Office at info@domusacademy.itnot later than three weeks before the course starting date.

TUITION FEESFor each Master’s-Level Certificate:

- 5.100 EUR for EU students - 7.500 EUR for non-EU students

The fees include class work, lectures, and guided visits included in the program. The fees do not include travel expenses, accommodation, local transportation, or meals.Fees are due in total by the start date of the course. Under no circumstances will students who have not finalized the payment be admitted into class. Please note that the Domus Academy Master’s-Level Certificate program has a limited number of places that will therefore be assigned on a first-come, first-accepted basis.

HOUSING SERVICEDomus Academy makes a housing service available to students to facilitate the search and selection of accommodations for their period of stay in Milan.Thanks to service agreements with several real estate agencies, hostels, private residences, and hotels, double or single rooms are available for temporary stay at special rates, and can be shared with other students.The service is free and you can ask for it even before you arrive at Domus Academy.For more information, contact the housing service at info@milanhousing.it or +39-02-97.372.295.

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MILANThere is no better place to pursue a truly superb design education than Milan, the city where a passion for design is part of the fabric of life. In Milan, the world’s capital of fashion and design, you will be inspired by the trendsetting work of the industry’s leading designers. You will have access to Italy’s finest artisans, architecture firms, and media production companies, as well as the production and manufacturing facilities responsible for renowned “made in Italy” craftsmanship. Milan’s center is full of all the most important flagship stores of fashion and design—Cappellini, Driade, Versace, and Armani—as well as boutiques with emerging labels and chic concept stores. On the occasions of Milan’s Fashion Weeks and International Furniture Fair, the city becomes a giant showroom where exhibitions, performances, parties, and conferences take place all day long. A restless rhythm is part of Milan, such that it is difficult to stay detached from all the city’s cultural and social activities. Milan puts you in the center of a stimulating creative culture, a thriving commercial design industry, and a thrilling contemporary art scene.Milan is a creative environment like no other.

HOW TO GET HEREByplaneMilan has three airports: Malpensa (MXP), Linate (LIN), and Orio al Serio in Bergamo (BGY). Buses and trains travel from each airport to the Milano city center, Milano Cadorna railway station, or Milano Centrale railway station.By trainGetting to Milan by train is convenient, as the city has direct links with all major cities in Italy as well as several destinations in Western Europe. Most trains arrive at Milano Centrale station. Two underground lines as well as several tram and bus lines link the station to many main points of interest in Milan.Public transportationMilan’s efficient public transport system is run by ATM (www.atm-mi.it). The metro consists of five underground lines (red MM1, green MM2, yellow MM3, lilac MM5, and blue Passante Ferroviario), which run from 6 a.m. to midnight.

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About Domus Academy

Domus Academy is a living, pulsing laboratory. It is an incubator of talents and a springboard for interdisciplinary adventures. And more than anything else, it is a boost for creative and satisfying careers. Domus Academy has been synonymous with global excellence in design since 1982. Today as always, our teachers are internationally renowned professionals in their fields. Media and opinion leaders widely consider Domus Academy to be one of the world’s top schools in the areas of fashion, design, and architecture. Our students have placed or won prizes in several prestigious competitions, including ITS, Next Generation/Milan Fashion Week, Vogue Talents, Who’s on Next, the Red Dot Award, Samsung Young Design Award, and Wallpaper* Magazine Design Awards.Along with the workshops that are essential to its curriculum, Domus Academy facilitates internships with companies including 3M, Adidas, Alfa Romeo, Audi, Bayer, Canon, Cartier, Club Med, The Coca-Cola Company, Condé Nast, Danone, Electrolux, Fiat, Fujitsu, Helena Rubinstein (L’Oreal), LG, Mattel, Moncler, Moroso, Motorola, Nokia, Park Hyatt Milano, Perugina (Nestle), Pininfarina, Samsung, Swarovski, Trussardi, Versace, Veuve

Cliquot, Volkswagen, and Wega. So you can get a head start on your career by making industry connections and “learning by designing.”About 50 different nationalities are represented on campus, so students can share ideas with their professional peers from all over the world. Our degree students have exciting opportunities to study abroad at design schools in our network.

LAUREATE INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITIES In 2009, Domus Academy joined the Laureate International Universities network, which includes more than 80 accredited campus-based and online universities. Laureate’s more than 1,000,000 students are part of an academic community that spans 29 countries throughout North America, Latin America, Europe, Northern Africa, Asia, and Middle East. Laureate universities offer more than 130 undergraduate, master’s, and doctoral degree programs in fields including architecture, art, business, culinary arts, design, education, engineering, health sciences, hospitality management, information technology, law, and medicine. For more information, visit www.laureate.net

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