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lNTERNATIONAL EXCHANGE SCHOOLS COUNTRY SCHOOL DEPTS WEB SITE Australia Canberra School of Art (ANU) FA, Furniture www.anu.edu.au/ITA/CSA/ RMIT University GD, Photo, IA [email protected] Sydney College of the Arts FA & Design www.usyd.edu.au/su/sca Baltic Estonian Academy of the Arts FA & Design www.artun.ee China Central Academy of Fine Art FA & Design www.cafa.com.cn/asp/index.asp Czech Republic Academy of Arts, Arch, & Design FA & Design www.vsup.cz Denmark Royal Danish Academy Arch, IA, Furn www.kunstakademiet.dk Denmarks Designskole ID, Furn, Glass, Text www.danmarksdesignskole.dk England Chelsea College of Art &Design Textiles, Fall only www.chelsea.arts.ac.uk University of Westminster Apparel, FA, Design www.wmin.ac.uk Finland University of Art & Design, Helsinki FA & Design www.uiah.fi University of Technology, Helsinki Architecture www.hut.fi France ESAG Int. Arch. www.penninghen.com Les Ateliers ID, Text www.ensci.com Strate Collège ID www.stratecollege.fr/ Germany Fachhochschule, Pforzheim FA & Design www.fh-pforzheim.de Fachhochschule, Stuttgart Architecture www.fht-stuttgart.de Koln International School of Design ID http://kisd.de Technicshe Universitat Munchen Architecture www.arch.tu-muenchen.de Universitat der Kunste Berlin FA & Design www.udk-berlin.de India Center for Environmental Planning & Tech, Arch IA www.cept.ac.in National Institute of Design FA & Design www.nid.edu Ireland National College of Art and Design FA & Design www.ncad.ie Israel Holon Institute of Technology ID, Arch, GD www.hit.ac.il Bezalel Academy of Art & Design FA & Design www.bezalel.ac.il Italy NABA Furn, Apparel, ID, GD, Text www.naba.it Politecnico di Milano ID, Arch, Furn, Apparel www.polimi.it Japan Kyoto Seika University Print, Text, Illus www.kyoto-seika.ac.jp/eng/ Korea Ewha Womans University FA & Design, Text www.ewha.ac.kr http://iei.ewha.ac.kr Mexico University of Monterrey FA, Design www.udem.edu.mx The Netherlands AKV/St.Joost-Hertogenbosch GD, Furn, FA www.stjoost.nl Design Academy Eindhoven ID www.designacademy.nl Gerrit Rietveld Academie FA & GD www.gerritrietveld.academie.nl Utrecht School of the Arts FA & Design www.hku.nl New Zealand Victoria University of Wellington ID, Arch, IA www.vuw.ac.nz Peru IES Toulouse Lautrec GD, IA, Arch www.toulouse.edu.pe Puerto Rico Escuela d’Artes Plasticas FA & Design www.eap.edu Scotland Edinburgh College of Art FA & Design www.eca.ac.uk Glasgow School of Art FA & Design www.gsa.ac.uk Spain Elisava Esola Superior de Disseny FA & Design www.elisava.es Universidad Politecnica de Madrid Arch www.upm.es Sweden HDK School of Design and Crafts FA & Design www.hdk.gu.se Goteborg University Konstfack-University College of Arts, FA & Design www.konstfack.se Crafts, Design and Art Education Switzerland Ecole Cantonale D’art de Lausanne Furn, FAV, ID, Photo, GD www.ecal.ch Ecoles d’Art Genève J&M, ID, Arch, Cer, IA www.hesge.ch/ead HGK Basel Graphic Design www.hgkbasel.ch HGK Zurich FA & Design www.hgkz.ch .

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