European Ivy Academy of Art: Where Heritage Ignites Innovation.
Discover the European Ivy Academy of Art in Lyon, France – a singular institution where the rich heritage of European artistry converges with cutting-edge creative thought. We offer a comprehensive, interdisciplinary education spanning high school, university, and postgraduate levels, fostering the next generation of global creative leaders.
About European Ivy Academy of Art
At the European Ivy Academy of Art (EIAA), our mission is to be a beacon of artistic excellence in Europe and globally. We cultivate a vibrant learning environment where rich artistic heritage and pioneering innovation converge. Nestled in Lyon, France – a historic city pulsating with contemporary art and culture – EIAA offers an unparalleled backdrop for your creative journey. Lyon, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is not just our location; it’s an extension of our campus, providing endless inspiration, cultural immersion, and connections to the dynamic European art world.
Our educational philosophy is centered on fostering critical thinking, technical mastery, and the development of a unique artistic voice. We believe in a supportive, interdisciplinary atmosphere where students are encouraged to challenge conventions and explore the boundless possibilities of art and design. EIAA provides a comprehensive educational arc, enabling students to transition smoothly from foundational studies to advanced research and practice.
Why Choose Us?
- Integrated Arts Education Pathway
- World-Class Faculty & Mentorship
- Global Hub in a Historic European City
- Future-Focused, Interdisciplinary Approach
Explore Our Programs: Shape Your Future in Art & Design
At European Ivy Academy of Art, our programs are designed to cultivate not just skilled practitioners, but visionary thinkers and innovators. We offer a seamless progression of study from foundational high school arts to advanced graduate research, emphasizing critical analysis, creative problem-solving, and professional readiness across all levels. Explore our key areas of study that define the future of creative practice.
Digital Arts & Interactive Media (High School, University, Graduate)
This program delves into the dynamic intersection of art and technology. Students explore digital illustration, 3D modeling, animation, game design, virtual reality, and interactive installation art. The curriculum emphasizes both technical proficiency and conceptual innovation, preparing students for careers in digital content creation, media production, and emerging tech-driven art forms.
Spatial Design & Architectural Studies (University, Graduate, High School Introduction)
Focusing on the built and imagined environment, this program integrates principles of architecture, interior design, urban planning, and set design. Students develop skills in spatial conceptualization, material understanding, sustainable design practices, and digital representation. The program prepares graduates to shape physical spaces that are functional, beautiful, and contextually responsive. High school introduction provides foundational design thinking.
Music Performance & Composition in Contemporary Contexts (High School, University, Graduate)
This program offers rigorous training in musical performance and composition, grounded in both classical traditions and contemporary practices. Students engage with digital music production, sound design, interdisciplinary collaboration (e.g., music for film/games), and innovative performance formats. The curriculum fosters technical mastery, theoretical depth, and a forward-thinking approach to musical expression in the 21st century.
Arts Leadership & Cultural Innovation (University, Graduate, High School Interest Exploration)
Designed for creatives looking to shape the cultural landscape, this program covers arts management, cultural policy, curatorial studies, arts entrepreneurship, and non-profit leadership. Students gain business acumen, strategic thinking, and an understanding of the ethical and social responsibilities of cultural institutions. It prepares graduates to lead arts organizations, manage cultural projects, and innovate within the creative economy. High school provides exploratory pathways into arts administration basics.