Groupe EDH is a leading French higher education group, with over 75 years of expertise in the creative industries.
It covers the full spectrum of creative and innovative fields, from communication and journalism to film and audiovisual production, from graphic and digital design to 3D animation, VFX and video games, from advertising creation to architecture, global design and fashion, from web and mobile development to trend forecasting, styling and art direction.


Founded in 1961 in Paris, EFAP School of Communication has been a pioneering school from the get-go, and helped shape a field of study now deemed essential: communication. With close to 5 500 students spread over its 14 campuses in France and abroad and a network of 30 000 graduates employed around the world, EFAP School of communication was the first and has become one of the best communication schools in France. EFAP School of Communication is awarding graduate French degrees and double degrees recognised all over the world after 5 years of study including 22 more than 20 different specializations.
Students follow a common curriculum and can choose between three options depending on whether they want a more or less international experience. Regardless of the path chosen, they are assured of finding the same level of rigor, preparation, and acquisition of professional and technical skills on all our campuses.


Founded in 1963, ICART school of cultural and art management has become the arts and culture industries’ go-to training ground, whipping the cultural management and art market sectors’ emerging professionals into shape.
Today established in Paris, Bordeaux, Lille, Lyon, and New York, ICART’s cultural and artistic management program—developed with leading industry professionals—offers students a diverse and innovative learning approach. It enables them to turn their passion into meaningful careers and to become key players in the cultural and artistic world, fully adaptable to the new challenges shaping the field.


EFJ is a journalism school that trains individuals passionate about news and media who aim to become versatile, operational, and connected journalists. Over the course of 3 or 4 years, EFJ’s program develops an innovative teaching approach in which immersion, production, and fieldwork are integral parts of the learning experience.
Located in Paris and Bordeaux, EFJ school of journalism is the most digital-focused of France’s journalism schools, and specialises in educating graduates trained in producing and sharing work in step with today’s paces and media formats.


The BRASSART school is one of France’s most prominent institutions in graphic design and digital arts training. With a foothold in 15 French cities for a total of more than 5,000 students, BRASSART aims to provide training in six key areas of expertise: Digital and Graphic Design, VFX & 3D Animation, Video Games, Illustration and Graphic Arts, Cartoon Arts, and Audiovisual Arts.
Over the course of its 76 years of experience, BRASSART has trained nearly 12,500 qualified students to the creative professions and digital arts who now work in some of the world’s most prestigious animation studios, design agencies, and beyond.


For 25 years, MoPA has combined creativity, passion, and technology. Internationally recognized, MoPA offers high-quality training for careers in 3D animation and stop motion cinema. The numerous awards won at various festivals demonstrate the artistic rigor, cinematographic quality, and technical expertise of its students. Since its founding, MoPA has trained over 600 high-level professionals who are now spread across the world.


Founded in 1972, CREAD is the leading school for careers in interior architecture. Firmly oriented toward the future, the school is built on the richness of its history, its influence across the national territory—with 10 campuses in France—and its international partnerships.


For 50 years, ÉSEC filmmaking school has been providing professional training in the various film and audiovisual professions. A school on a human scale, ÉSEC aims to support each student in his or her artistic project, from training to professional integration. Throughout their studies, students are trained in the many professions of the film and audiovisual industry: directing, image, sound, writing, production, post-production distribution.


Based in Paris and founded in 1995, Ecole Bleue offers academic programs in interior architecture, product design, graphic design and scenography. Each year, the school welcomes more than 400 students preparing a five-year diploma certified level 7 in France.
École Bleue offers teaching methods recognized for their excellence and has been awarded the prestigious “Campus of Excellence for Art and Design Professions” label by the French Ministry of Education.
This academic recognition provides a high level of employability for graduates of Ecole Bleue, an institution founded and run by architects with historically close links to the professional sector.


3W Academy is one of the very first institutions in France dedicated to computer code training.
Recognized by professionals, 3W Academy’s programs are State-certified from bachelor’s level (bac+3) to master’s level (bac+5). The school enables students to develop, over 3 or 5 years, the technical and human skills in demand on the job market.


International fashion school established over 40 years ago, IFA Paris was created through the merger of IFA Paris and Mode Estah. With its two campuses in Paris and Istanbul and its two programs—"Fashion Designing & Creativity" and "Fashion Business & Marketing", the school trains over 500 students from around the world each year in all fashion industry professions. Each IFA Paris curriculum incorporates social and environmental issues, and the school offers a specialized program to train professionals in sustainable fashion who will set the standards of tomorrow.


Founded in Santander in 1993, CESINE is a private international design and business school that stands out as one of Spain’s leading training hubs in marketing, communication and design. Its courses are accredited by the Ministry of Higher Education and are internationally recognised. Drawing on its sprawling network of companies, agencies and studios, every year CESINE international business school welcomes in close to 1,000 students from over 20 different countries.


Based in Pamplona and founded in 1995, CREANAVARRA trains experts in the fields of graphic design, 3D animation and video games, interior architecture and fashion. Backed by an extensive network of companies, agencies and studios, CREANAVARRA welcomes nearly 300 students to its campus every year.
At the end of their program, students receive an official double degree from Spain and the United Kingdom.


Founded in 1993 and winner of numerous international awards, Miami Ad School is considered the best advertising creative school in the world. Historically focused on the advertising sector, Miami Ad School today trains creatives in all fields and in many professions: artistic direction, marketing, design, audiovisual, strategic planning...
This prestigious establishment is based in the United States, in Miami and New York, and throughout the world through a network of franchises in Latin America (Buenos Aires, Sao Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, Punta Cana, Mexico), in Europe (Berlin, Madrid) but also in Toronto, Mumbai, Sydney as well as in Colombo in Sri Lanka.


Based in Hollywood, California, Gnomon is one of the world’s leading creative schools for visual effects (VFX), animation, and video games. Since its creation in 1997, Gnomon has become a global reference, attracting students and professionals passionate about animation and video games. The school offers professional diplomas and certificates, as well as summer internships and continuing education courses. Accredited in the United States and internationally recognized, Gnomon has received numerous prestigious awards, showcasing its high artistic standards and celebrating the talent and technical expertise of its students and pedagogical team.


Artemis Academie is a Dutch creative academy dedicated to educating creative concept developers, operating at the intersection of trend research, styling, design and art direction.
Rather than treating these disciplines separately, Artemis approaches them as an integrated practice, in which research, concept development and visual translation are closely connected.
76 years
of expertise
17,000 students
trained per year
More than 100,000 graduates
37 teaching
campuses
18 State-certified diplomas