Escuela de Arte y Superior de Diseño de Zamora
Higher education centre in Zamora, Spain
The Escuela de Arte y Superior de Diseño (EASD) de Zamora is a public school of art and design in Zamora, founded in 1983 and run by the Department of Education of the Regional Government of Castile and León (Junta de Castilla y León). It teaches several levels of art and design education, including higher studies in Interior Design, which it has offered since the 2007-08 academic year.
Its higher programme is the official Título de Grado en Enseñanzas Artísticas Superiores de Diseño in the Interior Design speciality, a higher arts qualification at the level of a university bachelor's degree. Each of the four years carries 60 ECTS credits, and the external work placement and final project take place in the last semester. The degree gives access to official master's degrees in arts education and at universities. The ordinary admission round for 2026-27 offered 20 places. Students can spend a study or work placement period in Europe through Erasmus+.
The school also offers vocational art and design cycles and the arts Baccalaureate. All classes are taught in Spanish, and level B1 is recommended for incoming exchange students. The school has no student housing of its own but helps foreign students find accommodation.
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Programmes
Grado en Enseñanzas Artísticas Superiores de Diseño, speciality Interior Design: four years of 60 ECTS each, with an external work placement and final project in the last semester. Graduates work in fields such as housing and interior design, commercial and leisure spaces, home renovation and site management.
Admission
- Spanish Baccalaureate (Bachillerato), a higher arts qualification, a university degree, a Técnico Superior qualification, the university entrance exam for over-25s, or an equivalent recognised qualification
- Pass the specific entrance exam (prueba específica de acceso): commentary of a text on contemporary design and art, drawing of a three-dimensional model and a free-technique colour composition
- Holders of the Técnico Superior de Artes Plásticas y Diseño are exempt from the exam
The ordinary admission round for 2026-27 offered 20 places.
Language requirements
All classes are taught in Spanish. Incoming exchange students should speak some Spanish; level B1 (CEFR) is recommended. Students arriving in the first semester can take the annual Spanish course at Zamora's Official School of Languages. Degree students can take part in Erasmus+ study and placement periods in Europe.
Housing
The school has no student housing of its own. Students usually share a rented flat or rent a room; foreign students receive help finding accommodation. Options nearby include the public Residencia Juvenil Doña Urraca and the Residenza.es student residence.