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International Foundation Year Pre-Masters Programme International Study Centre 3 Outstanding Fashion Schools, 3 Great Cities: London 1 World of Fashion international foundation year pre-masters programme international study centre 3 outstanding fashion schools, 3 great cities: London 1 world of fashion. Milano The world of fashion has 3 capitals: London, Paris and Milano. As well as being home to the world’s most important fashion and prêt-à-porter companies these ‘capitals of creativity’ also Paris offer the best job opportunities and experiences to launch an exciting career in fashion. International Study Centre Based in London, Europe’s vibrant creative centre, Istituto Marangoni International Study Centre provides a tailor-made university preparation programme for international students hoping to enter the fashion industry. Upon successful completion of the programme Istituto Marangoni offers a wide range of degrees in the fields of fashion and design. Students that meet the required entry requirements will love the atmosphere of the three fashion schools in London, Paris and Milano*. With schools at these 3 world fashion capitals, Istituto Marangoni offers students the unique opportunity to experience different locations and cultures over the course of their degree programme. Students can study their first year at a location of their choosing, before completing their final two years at any one of the other locations (you can of course also complete your entire course at one location if you prefer)*. * The three year undergraduate programmes in Milano are awarded by Istituto Marangoni, and are diplomas. The three year undergraduate programmes in Paris are awarded by Istituto Marangoni; the undergraduate courses taught in London, as well as those taught in English in Paris, will be awarded with BA (Hons) degrees by Manchester Metropolitan University. All candidates should meet specific requirements (please check the website www.mmu.ac.uk/international indicating your nationality and study level). For further details please contact the information office of the chosen fashion school. london, the avant garde. The Fashion School is in the coolest artistic and creative area of London: Shoreditch. The right place to watch the future with all the visual and cultural stimulation around. From here come the new styles and trends in fashion as well as in art and design. There are also the stars of cinema and cuisine; new restaurants are constantly being opened by giants in the industry. Attending Istituto Marangoni Fashion School of London, one can come into contact with a world that is evolving, accompanied by a teaching faculty that are motivated and ready to share their knowledge and know-how. Brick Ln A1201 Fashion St Commercial St Gracechurch St A10 Middlesex St Osborn St LIVERPOOL Old Montague St STREET London Wall A1211 A1201 London Wall A1211 Whitechapel Rd A11 A1201 Mansell St Minories paris, l’haute couture c’est moi. The Fashion School of Paris is a few minutes from the Place de l’Opera, in a building seven storeys high, near the Faubourg Saint Honorè, where many of the most famous fashion houses of Paris breathe the air: Chanel, Hermès, Lanvin and so on. The Fashion School of Paris offers an education that starts with the history of haute couture and arrives at modern fashion. Every day in the classroom, the students meet established international professionals from the main French fashion houses, in order to develop their abilities in every area of the fashion system, from consulting to publishing to marketing. Bd de Courcelles VILLIERS MONCEAU Bd Malesherbes Rue du Rocher COURCELLES Bd de Courcelles Rue de Courcelles Rue de Miromesnil Bd Haussmann SAINT-AUGUSTIN Bd Haussmann Bd Malesherbes Pl. Charles de Gaulle MIROMESNIL Avenue des Champs- Élysées milano, the centre of fashion. Istituto Marangoni was founded here, here where the greatest names in Italian prét- â-porter, Domenico Dolce, Franco Moschino and Alessandra Facchinetti, made their homes. The school is right in the city centre, two steps from the fashion avenue par excellence, Montenapoleone, and inside the so-called ‘quadrilateral of fashion’. In Milano, fashion is everywhere, and at Istituto Marangoni students find the skills to interpret and guide trends, through programmes that are constantly being updated. Here professionals and highly specialized technicians who are ready to work in the fashion world at the highest levels are trained in creativity, organization and commerce. After the opening of the Milano Design School, some of the fashion courses in Milano will be delivered both at Milano Fashion School (1) and Milano Design School (2). MONTENAPOLEONE Via Borgospesso Via Santo Spirito Via Gesù Via Sant’andrea Via Manzoni Via Bigli Via Montenapoleone Via Bagutta Via San Paolo Piazza Via Verri della Scala Via San Pietro all’Orto Corso Venezia 1 Piazza Corso G. Matteotti Meda Corso Monforte Via Hoepli SAN BABILA Via Borgogna Corso Vittorio Emanuele 2 Corso Europa Via Durini Piazza del Duomo Via Cerva enhancing talent since 1935. The professionals of today for those of tomorrow. A historic laboratory for artistic and aesthetic culture in an international mold. More than 2,500 talented students coming from 92 countries. Excellent industry relationships in Europe and the world. Schools set in the most exclusive part of the city centres of the world capitals of fashion. An exhaustive array of training courses that are also multilingual. An unbeatable alumni network which is a source of precious work contacts, cultural exchange and project inspiration. A global network of partners and offices to orient and inform potential candidates in a timely fashion all over the world. Direct participation in ‘The Fashion Show’ by the best students at the end of their study period. An extensive programme of scholarships for students who are particularly deserving or talented. This, in brief, is ‘Marangoniness’, a unique and precious mix, born from the encounter between a historic school with its foundations ‘inside’ the industry, with product managers, stylists, designers, marketing experts, consulting agencies, photographers, buyers, art directors, decorators, communication designers coming from the best companies in the sector, teaching not only their everyday work experience in studios, consulting agencies, in production, in distribution and in publishing houses, but inevitably bringing their pragmatic approach into the classrooms. We say bravo. 11 | dolce&gabbana domenico dolce / moschino franco moschino / umit abercrombie&fitch / adidas / aeffe benan / nicola brundage / paula cadermartori / susanna cornet / aganovich / agatha ruiz de la prada co-te tomaso anfossi e francesco ferrari / barbara e lucia croce / alessandro ahilya / alberta ferretti / arello / antonio de benedetti / francesco di giorgi / funlayo deri ruggero de santis / alessandra berardi / antonio fusco / antonio marras facchinetti / licia florio / roberto fragata bianca gervasio / olivier green / stefano guerriero / aurelia hoang / paolo isoni / liron itzhakov / antonina izmaylova / marios apc / aquascutum / aquilano rimondi the the arise magazine / asos / asprey / astley loizoi / rafael lopez cristina miraldi / katrina mootich / alexandro palombo / maurizio pecoraro / alessia prekop / andrea pompilio / pamela quinz / lisa rubini / emma clarke asudari ltd / austique / baartmans swimmwear emmanouela iliaki / vera thordardottir / tvscia alisa soldini e lucia and siegel balenciaga / ballantyne / bally who’s padrini est.her esther van der berg / harper’s bazaar thailand duang wannaporn careers banana republic / bcbg / bcbg max azria abercrombie & fitch enrique cordero / valentina lucia artigas espinoza belstaffbenetton / betty jackson / bikkembergs sarah mathilde chan kin / acne paper sivan surrie / adidas y3 olivia igwe who alberta ferretti kristel papagna / alexander mcqueen marasmi apsari / piyaporn service blow pr / blune / borbonese / borsalino tantivorawong / eline carmen westerhof / aquilano rimondi elisa cuttone bottega veneta / boutiqueye buying office limited The who’s who of arcadia group sophie wayne / atelier to go carina arab / balenciaga sofie insam In 2013, the careers service offices brand studio / brooks brothers / browns london Istituto Marangoni’s graduates balmain justine chomette / belstaff adriana belonic / benetton lisa durante of the schools in Milano, Paris, brunello cucinelli / burberry / calla / calvin klein is enriched each year blancha alessandro di lorenzo / bonnet a pompon / carmen estrada gutierrez London and Shanghai arranged camille de dampierre / canali / caroline herrera by internationally renowned bottega veneta luca giovanni valentini / beatrice botto / chiara zampini / burberry over 500 internships and work cartier / celine / chanel / chloé / christian dior names in the fashion industry. mery kfouri / elizayet vrtskikh / qi chen / alexia guanabara sednaoui / calvin klein placements in some of the major coccinelle / comptoir des cottonier / conde nast francesca re / lars alexander beppler / rea dae lilliard / linnea johnson / canali european fashion companies. lorenza sala / celine maria beatriz menendez de la serna / juliana ramos siqueira international / cos / costume national / courrèges chanel maria enciso / shana vernoux / chloé geraldine chevrolet / christian dior cube pr / cute circuit / dazed&confused / diane zlata savostova / raffaella suaria / comeforbreakfast francesco alanga / von fusternberg / diesel / djurdja watson / dkny cos joanna brimstad / sigrid cristina osvald / cute circuit marina delgrno / jeans press office / dolce & gabbana / dom&ruby damir doma antonina khrokina / david koma marcos batuecas
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