Course objectives
- Create costume jewelry or fine jewlery based on their own designs
- Design jewelry on a scale produceable in the studio
- Manage a project within the confines of available technology and budget
- Create wax and metal prototypes
- Use traditional and contemporary techniques to create jewelry
- Use CAD software CAD and software for 3D printing
- Create a professional portfolio
Admission Requirements
COSTS
International Students (Extra-EU citizens)
- Enrollment fee: 2.000 Euro
- Tuition and fees: 8.900 Euro
International Students (EU citizens)
- Enrollment fee: 1.500 Euro
- Tuition and fees: 7.800 Euro
National Students
- Enrollment fee: 1.500 Euro
- Tuition and fees: from 6.200 to 7.800 Euro (based on family income bracket)
Partial scholarships and promotions may be available. Contact our Admission Office for more details.
Non-refundable Admission exam fee for Bachelor's degrees: € 150.
Yearly regional tax (DSU) for students enrolled in a state-accredited Bachelor's degree: € 140.
Payment plans in installments available upon request (extra charge applies).
Educational path
First Year
- History of Contemporary Art 1
- Project Design Methodology
- Applied Arts and Materials Technology
- Computer Graphics
- History of Applied Arts: History of Jewelry
- Jewelry Design 1
- Basic Design
- Introduction to Jewelry Design
- Design Techniques and Technology
- Iconography and Anatomical Drawing
- History of Costume
- Law, Legislation and Economy of Show Business
- Elements of Information Technology
Second year
- History of Contemporary Art 2
- Techniques of Digital Modeling– Computer 3D
- Graphic Design
- Jewelry Design 2:
- Metal Arts and Casting
- Combined Media
- Materials and Properties
- Latest Trends in the Visual Arts
- Photography
- Aesthetics
- Elements of Cultural Marketing
- Foreign Language
- Perception Theory and Psychology of Forms
Third year
- Theory and Methods of Mass Media
- Jewelry Design 3:
- Jewlery Design– Studio
- Jewelry Production Processes
- Accessories Design
- Techniques of Digital Modeling– Rendering 3D
- Fashion Trends
- Project Design Methodology 2
- Fashion Publishing
- Workshops, participation in academic events
- Final project (thesis)
how to become a professional jewelry designer
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New Events - May 2001
Frequently asked questions
FAQ
Florence - Saschall Theater - April 26, 2006
The Accademia Italiana presents: "The New Seduction"
Irony and creativity
Backstage preparations for the fashion show
Florence - Saschall Theater - April 26, 2006
The Accademia Italiana presents: "The New Seduction"
Diplomas awarded for the courses of fashion and design
A handbook for practical information and useful source of information for the city
STUDENT GUIDE
To learn using the same tools currently in use in the design industries
WORKSHOPS
Florence - Saschall Theater - April 26, 2006
The Accademia Italiana presents: "The New Seduction"
Here are some photos from the event.
Diploma ceremony
Will present their lingerie creations in a fashion show that will be held in Piazza Duomo in Milan
AI students finalists in the Triumph Inspiration Award '09
Fashion school in Florence meets Fashion Tv and the brand F.Fashion