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Escuela de Arte y Superior de Diseño de Valencia

Higher education centre in Valencia, Spain

The Escola d'Art i Superior de Disseny de València (EASD València) is a public school of art and design in Valencia with a history of more than 175 years. It teaches design at vocational cycle, degree and master's level on two sites: Velluters (Calle Pintor Domingo 20) and Vivers (Calle Pintor Genaro Lahuerta 25).

Its design degrees (grados) are:

  • Graphic design, with itineraries in illustration and in photography and audiovisual creation
  • Fashion design
  • Interior design
  • Product design, with an itinerary in jewellery and object design

The graphic design degree, for example, has 240 ECTS credits over four academic years, is placed at MECES level 2 and is taught in Valencian and Spanish.

The school runs six master's programmes, in fashion co-design and sustainability, analogue and digital publications, creativity and product development, sustainable interior design, interactive design, and ceramics craft, design and sustainable production. It also offers vocational cycles in artistic jewellery and photography. Its Erasmus activity, which the school traces back to 1998, includes incoming and outgoing student mobility and traineeships.

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Programmes

Design degrees (grados):

  • Graphic design
  • Graphic design: illustration itinerary
  • Graphic design: photography and audiovisual creation itinerary
  • Fashion design
  • Interior design
  • Product design
  • Product design: jewellery and object itinerary

The graphic design degree has 240 ECTS credits over four years, 60 first-year places, and is taught in Valencian and Spanish.

Graduate programmes

  • Máster en co-diseño de moda y sostenibilidad
  • Máster en publicaciones analógicas y digitales
  • Máster en creatividad y desarrollo de producto
  • Máster en diseño de interiores sostenible
  • Máster en diseño interactivo
  • Máster en artesanía, diseño y producción sostenible de la cerámica