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The Dual City Summer Sessions 2013

Dual City Short Course Office
Central Saint Martins College of Arts & Design
Granary Building, Granary Square
London N1C 4AA
United Kingdom
t +44 207 5147015
f +44 207 5147256
dualcitycsm@arts.ac.uk
http://www.csm.arts.ac.uk/dual-city-courses/

Dual City courses last 2 or 4 weeks

Choose London + Paris, Milan, Barcelona, Istanbul or New York

Classes are held Monday to Friday
9am to 4pm

The Dual City Summer Sessions are a range of practical fashion, design and art courses that commence at Central Saint Martins in London and end in either: Barcelona, Istanbul, Milan or Paris and our New York Program which commences at Parsons School of Art and Design and finishes in London. Our partners in these programs are all colleges with outstanding reputations based in cities famous for their culture and creativity. These unique courses are the perfect opportunity for you to develop your skills whilst exploring a new city.

On your Dual City Summer Course you will:

Experience the collaborative vibe of two world class art schools with outstanding reputations

Acquire new skills and techniques from qualified tutors (many with their own professional practices) at two educationally renowned institutions

Gain an insider viewpoint into two super cities that will amaze and inspire you with their thriving creative scenes - these courses are specifically designed to get you out of the classroom into the city and exploring

Make new friends and future business contacts with other international students in your chosen subject area

Collect new life stories and travel experiences to share with those around you

Join the community of students from over 45 different countries that have taken a Dual City course since 2006

Subject areas include: Advertising, Architecture, Art History, Business, Branding, Calligraphy, Culture, Fashion, Furniture, Graphics, Illustration, Image Creation, Interiors, Marketing, Management, Photography, Styling, Typography and Visual Merchandising

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