Course objectives

• Capacity to manage the creative and productive process
• Master the art of goldsmithing
• Knowledge of expressive languages and the most advanced technologies
• Understand and interpret the various cultural and artistic tendencies
• Technical competency in virtual modelling and prototyping
• Understand and critically analyse artisan and industrial goldsmith production
• Examine the role of jewelry, both commercial and artistic, beyond cultural, historical and social confines
• Evaluation of the commercial impact of jewelry production
• Photography
• Gemology

Admission Requirements

Requirements for admission and documents to submit for enrollment

COSTS

International Students (Extra-EU citizens)

• Enrollment fee: 2.000 Euro
• Tuition and fees: 9.200 Euro

International Students (EU citizens)

• Enrollment fee: 1.500 Euro
• Tuition and fees: 8.400 Euro

Partial scholarships and promotions may be available. Contact our Admission Office for more details.
Non-refundable Admission exam fee for Master's degrees: € 150.
Yearly regional tax (DSU) for students enrolled in a state-accredited Master's degree: € 140.
Payment plans in installments available upon request (extra charge applies).

Educational path

First year

• Design methodology (6 ECTS)
• History of applied arts (6 ECTS)
• Design (10 ECTS)
• Jewelry design (12 ECTS)
• Photography (6 ECTS)
• Technology of new materials (6 ECTS)
• Digital modeling - 3D rendering (8 ECTS)
• Electives (6 ECTS)

Second year

• Design methodology (6 ECTS)
• Jewelry design (12 ECTS)
• Accessories design (8 ECTS)
• Phenomenology of contemporary arts (6 ECTS)
• Design management (6 ECTS)
• Digital technologies and applications (12 ECTS)
• Final project (10 ECTS)